Primary Care
We offer well visits to prevent health problems before they start. If your goal is health prevention, managing a chronic illness or referral for specialty care, we're here to help.
Primary Care for Every Stage of Life
Your health journey is a lifelong partnership. Whether you’re coming in for a routine checkup or need a partner to manage a chronic condition, your MetroHealth primary care provider is with you every step of the way, from a child’s first wellness visit to specialized geriatric care. And with over 20 locations throughout Northeast Ohio offering Primary Care, we’ve made it easier than ever to find care closer to home, including virtual options!
Compassionate Care at Every Milestone:
- Infancy & Pediatrics: Building a healthy start with immunizations and developmental tracking.
- Adolescence & Adulthood: Navigating preventive screenings, mental health, and illness management.
- Senior Care (Geriatrics): Focusing on mobility, cognitive health, and quality of life.
More Than Just a Checkup
Primary care at MetroHealth starts with connection. We listen, and together we partner with you to develop a personalized care plan that fits your life and supports your health goals.
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Find a Provider
We don't believe that primary care should be one-size-fits-all—and we encourage our patients to think the same way. It's important to have a provider who knows you as a person—not just a name on a schedule or chart. Building a long-term relationship with your doctor means you have an expert on your side to help you meet your health needs and goals, even as they change over time.
Visit our Physician Directory to find out more about our Primary Care Physicians.
Find someone you like? Visit MyChart to make an appointment online, or call 216‑My‑Metro (216‑696‑3876)
MetroHealth's Primary Care Team
Choosing a provider is the first step in your health journey. At MetroHealth, our diverse team of experts works together to provide the right care for your specific needs. From specialized doctors to advanced practice providers, here is a guide to the professionals ready to partner with you.
- Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine (DOs): These are board-certified physicians who focus on a "whole-person" approach to health. They look beyond your symptoms to understand how lifestyle and environment affect your overall wellbeing.
- Internal Medicine Physicians (Internists): These doctors specialize in adult healthcare. They are experts at managing complex medical conditions and routine wellness for patients ages 18 and older.
- Family Medicine Physicians: These doctors are your "all-in-one" resource. They are trained to care for everyone in your family, from newborns to seniors, and often provide routine OB-GYN services like prenatal care.
- Internal Medicine-Pediatrics (Med-Peds): These specialists are "double-trained" in both adult medicine and pediatrics. They are uniquely qualified to care for patients of any age, especially those with complex needs that continue from childhood into adulthood.
- Pediatricians: Our specialists provide expert, compassionate care tailored specifically to infants, children, and teens, ensuring they hit every developmental milestone.
- Nurse Practitioners (NPs): With advanced clinical training, our NPs are key members of your care team. They perform physicals, diagnose illnesses, prescribe medications, and help you manage your health journey.
- Physician Assistants (PAs): PAs are highly trained clinicians who work in partnership with your doctor to provide high-quality care, from performing exams and ordering tests to managing chronic conditions.
Top 5 Reasons to See A Provider
(Before you Get Sick)
- An annual checkup can help you better understand and look for issues that can impact your health to prevent problems before they even start.
- Develop a relationship with your provider and spend time talking about your needs.
- Have your blood pressure checked, check for diabetes, and possibly blood drawn to help calculate your risk of heart attack.
- Discuss health screenings to help find cancers when they are early and easier to treat and to check for depression or anxiety.
- Your primary care provider can connect you with needed specialists, help manage medications and serve as a trusted advisor for all things related to your health.
