Women's Health
Women's Health
Women's Health
Primary care for women includes much more than an annual exam. Our providers address preventive health, reproductive and hormonal concerns, chronic conditions, and changes that can occur throughout adulthood.
Care may include: wellness exams, preventive screenings, contraception counseling, menopause care, hormone replacement therapy (HRT), weight management, mental health concerns, and chronic disease management.
Men's Health
Women's Health
Women's Health
Regular primary care helps identify health concerns early and provides an opportunity to address changes in physical and emotional health as men age.
Care may include: annual physicals, preventive screenings, blood pressure and cholesterol management, diabetes care, testosterone evaluation, hormone therapy, weight management, sexual health concerns, and mental health.
Pediatric Care
Women's Health
Pediatric Care
Our providers care for children and adolescents with an emphasis on healthy development, prevention, and having a trusted place to turn when health concerns arise.
Care may include: well-child visits, vaccinations, developmental and preventive screenings, sports physicals, common childhood illnesses, and ongoing health concerns.
Preventive Care & Wellness
Routine primary care is about more than treating illness. Regular visits give you and your provider an opportunity to review your overall health, identify potential concerns early, and make sure recommended screenings and preventive care stay on track.
Preventive care may include: annual physicals and wellness visits, age-appropriate screenings, immunizations, health risk assessments, lifestyle counseling, and discussions about nutrition, exercise, sleep, and other factors that affect your health.
Mental & Emotional Health
Your mental and emotional well-being is an important part of your overall health. Primary care can be a comfortable place to begin a conversation about changes in how you're feeling, especially when they may also be affecting your sleep, energy, relationships, or physical health.
Our providers can evaluate common concerns such as anxiety, depression, stress, sleep difficulties, and changes in mood, discuss treatment options when appropriate, and help coordinate additional mental health care when needed.
Care That Grows With You
Your healthcare needs change throughout life. Having an established primary care provider means having someone who knows your medical history, understands your health goals, and can help you navigate those changes over time.
From childhood and young adulthood through midlife and older adulthood, our goal is to provide consistent care while helping coordinate testing, specialty care, and other services when they become necessary.
When You’re Sick or Managing an Ongoing Condition
Primary care also means having a place to turn when you're sick or managing an ongoing medical condition. Keith Family Medicine provides evaluation and treatment for common illnesses as well as ongoing management of chronic health conditions.