Adena Family and Internal Medicine–Fayette

(740) 333-3333

About Adena Family and Internal Medicine–Fayette

Adena Family and Internal Medicine–Fayette provides primary care services for patients of all ages in Washington Court House and throughout Fayette County. Family medicine and internal medicine providers serve as primary care doctors who manage your overall health through preventive care, routine checkups, and treatment for common illnesses and chronic conditions.

Our team of physicians, nurse practitioners, and nurses focuses on providing patient-centered care for individuals and families in the community. Primary care providers help patients stay healthy through preventive screenings, wellness visits, and early detection while also managing chronic conditions and treating everyday illnesses.

Adena Family and Internal Medicine–Fayette offers personalized care designed to support patients across every stage of life, from newborns to older adults, while helping individuals maintain healthy lifestyles through education and preventive care.

Conditions treated at Adena Family and Internal Medicine–Fayette

Adena Family and Internal Medicine–Fayette treats a wide range of common and chronic health conditions, including:

Flu
Colds and cough
Strep throat
Sprains and strains
Bronchitis
COVID-19
Cuts and minor injuries
Ear infections
Hypertension (high blood pressure) and high cholesterol
Asthma and COPD
Chronic heart failure
Diabetes
Depression and anxiety
Chronic pain
Minor burns
Pink eye
Sexually transmitted diseases
Sinus problems and allergies
Skin conditions
Upper respiratory infections
Urinary tract infections

Primary care services available

Patients visiting Adena Family and Internal Medicine–Fayette may receive a wide range of primary care services, including:

Annual exams
Health risk assessments
Health screenings
Weight management strategies
Nutrition guidance
Pediatric care
Newborn care
Well child checkups
Immunizations
Women's health exams
Family planning and counseling
Prenatal care and pregnancy care
Men's health services
Sports physicals
Employment physicals
Chronic disease management

Primary care FAQs related to Adena Family and Internal Medicine–Fayette

What is primary care?

Primary care is routine health care focused on prevention, wellness, and the diagnosis and treatment of common illnesses and chronic conditions. Primary care providers help manage your overall health and coordinate care with specialists when needed.

What is a primary care provider?

A primary care provider, often called a PCP, is a doctor or advanced practice provider who manages your overall health. Family medicine and internal medicine providers at Adena Family and Internal Medicine–Fayette serve as primary care providers for patients of all ages.

What does a primary care doctor do?

Primary care doctors diagnose and treat common illnesses, manage chronic conditions, perform annual physicals, and provide preventive screenings and immunizations. They also coordinate care with specialists when additional treatment is needed.

Is family medicine the same as primary care?

Family medicine is a primary care specialty that treats patients of all ages, from infants to older adults. Family medicine providers offer preventive care, routine checkups, and treatment for a wide range of medical conditions.

Is internal medicine primary care?

Yes. Internal medicine physicians often serve as primary care providers for adults. At Adena Family and Internal Medicine–Fayette, both family medicine and internal medicine providers help manage patients' long-term health needs.

How do I find a primary care doctor?

You can find a primary care doctor by searching for providers near your community who are accepting new patients. Adena Primary Care makes it easy to get connected with a provider. Call 740-779-FIND, and our team will help you find a primary care doctor who fits your needs and schedule an appointment at a convenient location.

How do I choose a primary care doctor?

When choosing a primary care doctor, consider factors such as location, services offered, insurance acceptance, and whether the provider is accepting new patients. Many patients choose a family medicine provider because they can care for every member of the family.

General Contact: (740) 333-3333; Monday and Tuesday: 7 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Wednesday - Friday 7 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Visit: 1510 Columbus Avenue, Suite #230
Washington Court House, OH 43160 (map)
Request an Appointment: (740) 333-3333