About Us
Northwest Primary Care is dedicated to Family Medicine and Internal Medicine. Our training, interests and enthusiasm emphasize the total care of the family, including general medicine, obstetrics, gynecology, pediatrics and limited surgery.
Our model of care is based on the concept of a relationship-centered personal medical home, where patients can receive a variety of services, including acute, chronic and preventative medical care.
We are physician-owned, and our qualified practitioners have a variety of backgrounds and interests to meet your needs. In our clinics, our staff is dedicated to making your visit as pleasant and efficient as possible. We cherish the long-term relationships we build with the patients and families we serve.
Were you recently in a car accident? Patients with motor vehicle injuries can be seen by any of our practitioners at any of our clinics.
Learn MoreWe offer several options for recovering from workers’ compensation injuries. Patients can be seen by many of our practitioners.
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How to support your transgender child
There are many misconceptions when it comes to raising a transgender or genderqueer child — but in many ways, it is similar to raising a cisgender child (someone who identifies as the gender they were assigned at birth). Raising a transgender (a child who does not identify as the gender they were assigned at birth) […]
How false research caused vaccine apathy
Despite overwhelming evidence, questions about vaccinating children remain, even now, in 2018. The questions surrounding vaccinations and whether or not they’re right for everyone continue to make their way into conversation, along with the abundance of misinformation that often accompanies it. But where did this misinformation come from, and why is it still part of […]
Am I addicted to my phone?
When was the last time you went a couple of hours without using your phone? If you’re the average American, you pick up your phone around 80 times a day. For millennials, that number is even higher—up to 150 times per day. Some feel the need to stay engaged, due to a “fear of missing […]
