Care New England Primary Care

For many people, your primary care provider can be the most important person in your life. Someone who is there for you from infancy and well into adulthood, creating a personal partnership to help you and your family coordinate your care and meet all your health care needs. Our providers are here to answer your questions, listen to your concerns, and help you coordinate treatment through additional services, if necessary.

Care New England’s family medicine practices offer diagnostic, treatment, and preventive care for infants, children, pregnant women, and adults of all ages. Our internal medicine doctors (internists) are trained to diagnose and treat adults. Internists specialize in caring for your general medical needs as well as your acute and chronic medical problems.

Care New England health care services are staffed by Care New England Medical Group (CNEMG) clinicians who provide primary care and specialty services. Selecting the right primary care provider is an important and personal decision and depends on a variety of factors, including personal fit, office accessibility, and hours of operation.

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2020 has been tough. Get a flu shot, so your end of year has one less worry.

The CDC recommends that all over six months old get a flu shot before the end of October. This is particularly true for pregnant women. This year it’s more important than ever. In countries that have already had this year’s vaccine and where flu has already taken hold, it appears that the combination of the Flu Vaccine + things we learned to prevent COVID-19 like handwashing, physical distancing, and wearing face coverings, have drastically reduced the number of flu cases compared to years past. Do your best for you, your family, and your community. Get your flu shot now.

While doing this….Don’t Forget Your Overall Health!

Care New England, and healthcare systems around the globe, understands that many have skipped routine things known to be effective to keep you healthy. Do you need a mammogram, blood pressure check, colonoscopy cholesterol check, or blood tests to monitor chronic conditions such as diabetes? Now is the time to see your provider as early detection or monitoring is vital to future wellbeing; do this when you get your flu shot.