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West Front Primary Care is Moving

West Front Primary Care, a family medicine/general practice group in Traverse City with a growing team of physicians, physician assistants, RNs and nurse practitioners, is opening a new location in September at 4290 Copper Ridge Drive, Suite 100, in Traverse City. They combine general medicine, pediatrics, minor surgery, gynecology, and social and behavioral sciences, specializing in the treatment of families and individuals at every stage of life.

            They treat acute illnesses such as infections; sprains and fractures; lacerations; sports-related and occupational injuries; chronic illnesses such as asthma, arthritis, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes and depression; and skin diseases.

            Provided services include preventative medicine for children and adults; routine physical examinations; women’s health care; health screenings; office surgical procedures such as skin biopsies, excisions, wart removal; and osteopathic manipulation treatment.

 

For appointments and more info, call 231-935-8991 or visit WestFrontPrimaryCare.com.

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