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Flu season has been starting earlier and earlier each year, now beginning in September. Get ahead of the game and stop the spread of the flu.
Primary care in the Brazos Valley
Your care has our full attention.
St. Joseph Health continues to develop our network of highly skilled physicians in every major discipline—cardiology, ENT, orthopedics, neurosurgery, pediatrics, and more—and at the center, we’ve built an impressive alliance of primary care doctors who’ll do everything in their power to help you stay as healthy as possible.
As part of the St. Joseph and Texas A&M Health Network, your primary care physician has the advanced resources you need to stay healthy. Make an appointment and talk to your doctor about additional steps you can take to keep your family healthy.
Stay on top of your health with these preventive offerings at St. Joseph Health.
Know before it happens with regular physicals
Schedule a regular physical with a primary care physician to assess your health needs and establish preventive measures to stay happy and healthy.
St. Joseph and Texas A&M Health Network primary care physicians are committed to helping you maintain good health through education, personal communication, and the latest developments in healthcare.
All our physicians are board certified, have convenient office hours, offer same- or next-day appointments, and work closely with our Express Care providers for the times when you just can't make it to their office. Additionally, lab and imaging services are on-site or nearby each location. Everything we do is about caring for you like family.
Convenient care at your fingertips.
Healthy Resources
Maximizing Virtual Medicine to Achieve Optimal Real-Life Results
JUL 03, 2024The COVID-19 pandemic expanded virtual medicine’s reach dramatically. At St. Joseph Health, virtual care occurs in patients’ homes and in the hospital.
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Knowing Your Blood Pressure Readings Could Save Your Life
JUN 13, 2024Hypertension can lead to many health problems, including heart disease and stroke. But regular blood pressure checks and lifestyle changes can help you control it.
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