Primary Care

HopeHealth educates patients and individuals of all ages on the importance of having a health care home. As a primary care facility, HopeHealth’s medical team works to prevent and detect illness and the early onset of disease, provide routine physical examinations and promote overall healthy lifestyles. Providers often work with other health care specialists to manage patients’ more in-depth health issues.

In addition, primary care providers have the responsibility of maintaining accurate and safe medication treatment plans, which involves coordinating prescriptions written by health care specialists. HopeHealth providers and the entire medical team do their part to prevent non-emergent visits to the hospital emergency departments, which can be extremely costly and slow down the treatment of patients who have true emergency needs. In 2014, HopeHealth adopted the patient-centered medical home model, further demonstrating our commitment to providing high quality, primary care that is relevant to the changing landscape of health care.

Primary Care Services

Family Medicine
Family medicine is a branch of medicine designed to have one provider provide basic health care to all members of the family.
Family Medicine >

Internal Medicine
Internal medicine is a medical specialty dealing with prevention, diagnosis and treatment of adult diseases.
Internal Medicine >

Pediatrics & Adolescent Care
Pediatric and adolescent care is a branch of primary care that focuses on health care for newborns, infants, young children, adolescents, and teens.
Pediatric & Adolescent Care >

Gynecological Care/Women’s Health Services
Gynecology is the branch of medicine dealing with the physical, reproductive and mental health needs of women at all stages of their lives.
Women’s Health Services >

Patient-Centered Medical Home

The concept of patient-centered care is lived out each day within the walls of HopeHealth locations across the state. Patients actively engage in their health care by working with their primary care providers to create an individualized health plan.

Our staff empowers patients to achieve their health goals, whether it is losing a few stubborn pounds, quitting smoking, or finally talking to someone about lingering sadness. Our newest buildings are even designed around the patient-centered concept. Individual suites allow for smaller waiting rooms and quicker access to the patient’s medical team.

In 2015, HopeHealth earned national recognition from the National Committee for Quality Assurance as a Patient-Centered Medical Home. Recognition is given to clinic sites using evidence-based, patient-centered processes that focus on highly coordinated care and long- term participative relationships. This distinction demonstrates our continued dedication to utilizing current models of care that are cost effective and produce lasting results.