One clinic for the whole family
Most families in this valley are not managing one person's health. They are managing four people's health, three insurance plans and one car.
Family care here means the practical version of that: appointments that can be arranged close together, a provider who understands that the same family history runs through several of the people in the room, and a clinic where the Spanish-speaking grandmother and the English-speaking grandchild are both spoken to directly.
How families use us
- Visits arranged together where scheduling allows, so one trip covers more than one person
- Shared family history that actually informs care — when diabetes or heart disease runs through a family, we already know
- One bilingual clinic, so nobody in the family gets the worse version of the visit
- Care for the person doing the caring — adult children managing a parent's health tend to neglect their own
- Home visits for the family member who genuinely cannot make the trip
Common questions
Can several family members be seen the same day?
Often, yes. Tell the front desk who needs to be seen and we will do what scheduling allows.
Can I come to my parent's appointment?
Yes, and we encourage it. Family members frequently know things the patient does not think to mention.
What ages do you see?
Adults and seniors are our core practice. Call us about a younger family member and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right clinic or whether you would be better served elsewhere.
This is not for emergencies
If you are having chest pain, difficulty breathing, sudden weakness or numbness, trouble speaking, severe bleeding, or any symptom that frightens you, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Do not use this website, and do not wait to see if it passes.