What your primary care doctor can help with
Primary care physicians manage the large majority of health concerns themselves, and know when to bring in a specialist.
Chronic conditions
Long-term conditions your primary care doctor monitors and treats over time.
AsthmaWell-controlled asthma means few symptoms and rare rescue-inhaler use.ExploreHigh blood pressureHypertension is one of the most common conditions managed in primary care, and among the most treatable.ExploreHigh cholesterolCholesterol management is about your overall cardiovascular risk, not a single number.ExploreThyroid conditionsMost hypothyroidism is diagnosed and managed in primary care.ExploreType 2 diabetesMost people with type 2 diabetes are cared for primarily by their primary care physician.ExploreWeight managementPrimary care physicians increasingly lead medical weight management.Explore
Prevention and screening
Checkups, vaccines, and screenings that catch problems early.
Healthy aging and memoryStaying independent longer depends on mobility, memory, and medication safety.ExplorePreventive care and screeningsAnnual physicals, vaccines, and age-appropriate cancer screenings catch problems early.ExploreWell-child visitsRegular checkups track growth and development from infancy through adolescence.Explore
Mental health and sleep
Where most people first get help for mood, anxiety, and sleep concerns.
Everyday illness
The first call for colds, flu, and infections.
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