Whether you’re new to the area, returning to care, or facing an unexpected concern, getting started should feel straightforward. This general guide explains how to connect with our team, what “same-day” care means in practice, and a few simple ways to make your visit go smoothly—without medical instructions or technical jargon.
New to Family Health Center?
If you’re a first-time patient, start by reviewing our new-patient information so you know what to expect when you schedule and arrive. You’ll find practical details about getting set up and how to reach us after hours if a non-urgent question comes up later. Here’s the quick link:
Need an Appointment Soon?
We aim to offer same-day options when possible so urgent but non-emergency needs can be handled quickly. If your schedule is tight—or a new concern is getting in the way of work or family life—reach out and we’ll do our best to find a time that fits. For phone, hours, and location details, head to our contact page:
Simple Ways to Feel Prepared (Non-Medical)
- Jot your top 1–3 priorities. Visits feel short; bringing a short list helps us start where it matters most to you.
- Bring a concise medication list. Include any prescriptions, over-the-counter items, vitamins, or supplements you typically use.
- Note key history items. Past surgeries or important diagnoses you want your provider to know—high-level notes are plenty.
What “After-Hours” Means (General)
If you have a non-urgent question outside regular hours, our practice provides a way to reach an on-call provider via our main line. For urgent or emergency issues, call 9-1-1. You can always find the latest contact instructions on our site; if you’re unsure which number to use, check the contact page linked above.
Make the Most of Your Visit (Consumer Resources)
These national, consumer-friendly resources offer simple checklists and communication tips so you get the most from your time with a clinician:
Next Step
Whether you’re booking your first visit or need care today, we’ll help you find the right appointment and keep the process simple. Start here:
