What we Offer

Priority Family Medicine offers a variety of services such as urgent care for injuries such as stitches, staples, sprain and fracture care, primary care, lab services, female care including being an Every Woman Matters participating clinic, skin exams and care, Botox, micro needling, facial peels, and DOT physicals.

We sell a wide range of skin care and probiotic products.

PFM being an Every Woman Matters associated clinic means, that if you are a low-income female over 40, you may qualify for assistance with routine preventative screenings such as mammograms, PAP smears, and STI testing.

Now offering Virtual Visits. 

Be seen from wherever you are for minor illness.  This is a true face to face visit with our provider to evaluate and treat your condition.

Schedule your appointment on our home page.

Telemedicine is available during normal business hours.

*Telemedicine is covered by most major insurance companies.  If your insurance does not cover telemedicine it is $60 for a basic visit.   If your illness does not qualify for an online visit you will not be charged.

*Please check with your insurance provider to ensure coverage prior to visit.

PFM prides itself on being a different kind of clinic experience. .  

Our provider greets you upon arrival, takes you to the exam room, completes your vitals and exam all in ONE step.  There is no wait time between professionals at your exam.

 We schedule patients so that you can have all of the time that you need without feeling pressured due to other patients waiting.

All of these things decrease the amount of time spent in the clinic while increasing your face to face time withyour provider.

We accept all major credit cards, check and cash.  Payment plans are available with a signed agreement.  

Cash pay discounts available. 

We offer a 15% military discount.

Thank you for your service!

We accept most major insurances.  If you have questions in regards to coverage please contact us or your insurance carrier for information.  We currently are not taking new Medicaid patients.