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Family Medicine is a medical specialty that provides comprehensive healthcare for individuals and families across all ages, genders, and diseases. It focuses on long-term, continuous care — not just for illnesses, but also for preventive health and overall well-being.
A family medicine doctor is often the first point of contact for your health concerns — whether it’s a fever, a chronic condition like diabetes, or advice on vaccinations and screenings.
When should I see a family medicine doctor instead of a specialist?
Family doctors are trained to handle most general health issues. They also coordinate with specialists when needed, saving you time and confusion.
Can a family doctor manage chronic conditions like diabetes or thyroid?
Yes. Family physicians provide ongoing care and monitoring for lifestyle diseases and help you stay on track with your medications and goals.
Do family doctors see both children and adults?
Yes. Family medicine covers patients of all ages — from toddlers to the elderly — making it convenient for entire families.
Can I get vaccinations done here?
Yes. We provide vaccinations for children, adults, and travel-related immunisations.
What if I need a specialist?
Your family medicine doctor will guide you to the right specialist and help ensure continuity of care.
Are health check-ups part of family medicine?
Absolutely. Preventive screenings and annual check-ups are a key part of family medicine.
