St. Mary's Family Medicine Clinic

A residency clinic is a medical clinic where licensed physicians (residents) provide care as part of advanced medical training, working closely with experienced supervising physicians. At St. Mary’s Family Medicine Clinic, patient care is delivered by a team based, physician‑led care team.

Residents are doctors who have graduated from medical school and are completing specialized training in family medicine. Attending physicians are actively involved in overseeing care, reviewing treatment plans, and supporting residents, ensuring high standards of safety, quality, and evidence-based care.

St. Mary's Family Medicine Center has been recognized as a Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH). This means we are committed to providing the most effective care for families and our community. Our goal is to get to know you and your family and provide the care you need where you need it – in our clinic, the hospital, nursing home, and even in your home. We can give you the best care when you share your complete medical history, including care you have received outside our office. We are here to coordinate all of your care needs: visits to specialists, lab tests, x-rays, medicines, and your health goals.

Our Family Medicine physicians provide care for all people of all ages and health conditions, including newborns, children, pregnant women and adults.

Deliveries occur at St. Mary’s Regional Hospital, with full hospital support services available.

Yes. Many families choose us because we provide ongoing care for both parents and children.

Yes. Our family medicine physicians provide primary care for newborns, children, and adolescents, including well‑child visits, immunizations, school and sports physicals, and care for common childhood illnesses.

Yes. One of the benefits of family medicine is the ability to care for multiple generations. Parents, children, and adults can often be seen within the same care team.

We offer a full range of primary care services, including preventive visits, acute care for illnesses and injuries, chronic disease management, and ongoing health maintenance for patients of all ages.