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    Milford Health and Wellness

Atlantic Medical Group Primary Care at Milford

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at Milford Health and Wellness

111 East Catharine Street Suite 210 Milford, PA 18337
570-409-1162
570-409-1165
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Services offered at Primary Care at Milford

We offer a wide range of patient-centered care for the community in a friendly, caring environment. We treat each patient throughout their life. Infants, toddlers, school-aged children, adolescents, young adults, the middle-aged and the elderly all find a medical home with their family medicine doctor. It’s not uncommon for a physician practicing family medicine to treat three generations of a family.

  • Complete health assessments and physical exams
  • Comprehensive primary care services
  • Geriatric care for older adults 
  • Pediatric care, including newborn, infant, child and adolescent care
  • Women's health exams, including Pap smears
  • Referral to specialists and coordination of care
  • Immunizations
  • Detection of colorectal cancer
  • Screening for skin cancer
  • Testing for prostate cancer
  • Evaluation of risk for heart disease and osteoporosis
  • Care of acute illnesses, including (but not limited to) strep throat, infectious mononucleosis, influenza, bronchitis, pneumonia and gastroenteritis
  • A variety of surgical procedures, including (but not limited to) simple suturing for minor lacerations, lesion removal for biopsy, incision and drainage of wounds and cysts, cryotherapy for lesions such as warts
  • Care for chronic health conditions, including (but not limited to) asthma, diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, arthritis, back pain
About Primary Care

FAQs about primary care

How often you should see your primary care doctor depends on things like your age, health, and any medical conditions you may have. Your doctor will help you figure out the best schedule for you, whether that's a yearly check-up or more frequent visits to stay on top of your health. Regular visits help keep you healthy and can catch problems early. Know when to schedule important regular exams.

Here’s what you should bring to your primary care visit:

  • List of your current medications, allergies, and any past surgeries or health conditions
  • Updates on any recent doctor visits, hospital stays, or urgent care trips since your last visit
  • Questions, symptoms, or concerns you want to discuss with your doctor
  • A health journal where you track important dates, symptoms, or changes in your health
  • Any documents, like test results or medical records, and something to take notes on during your visit

Being prepared will help you get the most out of your appointment and work with your doctor to stay healthy!

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