Important information about Coronavirus/COVID-19 and new policies in place at our practice.
Important information about Coronavirus/COVID-19 and new policies in place at our practice.
At Family Health Medical Services, we offer personalized, attentive primary medical care that fosters lasting relationships with our patients and their families. Our team of family physicians incorporate biological, clinical, and behavioral sciences into our medical services to provide continuing and comprehensive health care.
Our family medical services include routine adult care and well-child visits, newborn care, sick and urgent care visits, school and employment physicals, childhood vaccines and adult immunizations, chronic disease management, preventative health services, and more. With FHMS offices located in Jamestown, Mayville, and Westfield, we’re able to provide our quality medical support to families across Western New York.
If you have any questions regarding our services, insurance information, or policies, please don’t hesitate to contact us today!
Dr. Robert Berke, Dr. Alexander Selioutski and Dr. Albert Persia lead the primary care team of FHMS physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, nursing and medical technology staff, as well as a broad team of support staff.
Childhood obesity is a serious medical condition that affects children and adolescents. Nearly 1 in 5 school-age children in the U.S are obese.
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