2044 Bridgeport Ave, Milford, CT 06460 · Tue–Fri 9 AM–5 PM ETCall (203) 878-1006
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Primary care

Primary care in Milford, CT

Primary care for adults 18 and older. We are your first stop for staying healthy, getting checked when something feels off, and keeping long-term conditions under control.

Preventive care and checkups

Regular visits help catch problems early, when they are easier to treat. We review your health history, check vital signs, order screenings that fit your age and risk, and keep your immunizations up to date.

Annual physicals

A full checkup with a review of your medications, family history and screening needs.

Work and sports physicals

Exams and paperwork for employment, recreational sports and other programs.

Immunizations and flu shots

Seasonal flu shots and recommended adult vaccines.

Lab work

Blood work and other tests ordered and reviewed by your provider.

Chronic condition management

Long-term conditions need steady follow-up. We set goals with you, adjust treatment as your numbers change, and coordinate with specialists when needed.

Diabetes

Blood sugar monitoring, A1C checks, medication adjustments and lifestyle guidance.

High blood pressure

Regular readings, medication management and heart-health planning.

High cholesterol

Lipid testing and treatment to lower cardiovascular risk.

Asthma and breathing problems

Inhaler plans, flare-up care and long-term control.

Weight management

Medical support for healthy, sustainable weight loss.

Older adult care

Medication reviews, fall prevention and care for multiple conditions.

Sick visits and minor injuries

When you are unwell, call us first. We see patients for common illnesses and minor injuries and refer you on when you need specialist or emergency care.

Colds, flu and fever

Diagnosis and treatment, including testing when appropriate.

Sore throat and strep

Rapid evaluation to tell strep apart from a viral infection.

Sinus and ear infections

Treatment for sinus pressure, congestion and ear pain.

Urinary tract infections

Testing and treatment for UTI symptoms.

Rashes, burns and skin concerns

Evaluation of rashes, minor burns, bites and stings.

Sprains, strains, cuts and bruises

Care for minor injuries and guidance on recovery.

Stomach illness

Care for vomiting, diarrhea and suspected food poisoning.

Sexual and reproductive health

Birth control, STD testing and treatment, and erectile dysfunction care.

When to go to the ER

For chest pain, trouble breathing, signs of stroke, severe bleeding or a serious injury, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.