Patients can receive all their primary and specialty medical services and standard tests under one roof. We also offer the services of other health care professionals including midwives, health educators, social workers, nutritionists and physician assistants. From X-rays to stress tests, from eye exams to mammograms, our centers have it covered. With Preferred Health Partners, there is no need to frequently travel to other offices to schedule services and tests.

By its very nature, center-based care is better coordinated medical care. Your physician can easily consult with your specialist, whose office is right down the hall. Your complete medical record, which contains the information vital to your proper care, is always available for review. Over the years,we have earned our patients loyalty to our medical centers, our physicians, and our staff – in short, to our system of providing healthcare. Our physicians are not just names in a provider directory and our patients have never been just names on a referral slip.

Our medical equipment and technology systems are first-rate and up-to-date. We emphasize primary care, patient education and preventive medicine, but we are fully capable of providing sophisticated, diverse specialty care when necessary. Our physicians are highly trained and affiliated with the top hospitals in the area. We are proud of our history and that our healthcare delivery system remains in the forefront in serving the needs of our community.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Do I Make An Appointment?
Simply call your medical center main number during normal business hours and listen to the prompt selection to make an appointment with a PCP, Pediatrician or any of our specialists.

How Do I Cancel An Appointment?
Call your medical center main number during normal business hours and listen to the prompt selection to make an appointment with a PCP, Pediatrician or any of our specialists to reschedule or cancel an appointment. If possible, we ask you to call at least 24 hours prior to your appointment date.

What Do I Do In Case Of An Emergency?
If you have a life-threatening emergency please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. Soon after receiving emergency care, you or someone on your behalf should notify your Primary Care Physician and your Insurance Plan, if they require you to do so.
In the event of a non-life-threatening emergency (such as a simple fracture, sore throat, fever, upset stomach, etc.) please contact your Primary Care Physician’s office for further assistance. This assistance may include a same-day appointment or a visit to one of our 4 After Hours Treatment Centers.

How do I reach the After Hours Treatment Center and /or contact my doctor in an emergency:

Reaching A treatment Center: Simply call your medical center main number, after closing 5pm, and follow the instructions for the After Hours Treatment Centers.

If the emergency occurs when the Center is closed, Call your medical center main number and follow the instructions to contact a physician in an emergency. Your call will be answered and message sent to your Physician or a covering Physician on-call to contact you and advise you what to do.

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