Family Medicine

A lifetime of healthcare.

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Family medicine is the core of what we do. While many patients benefit from our vast range of specialty services, our experienced family practice physicians help you build a solid foundation for lifelong health. Within our family practice offices, we offer a comprehensive range of medical services, including physicals, risk assessments and lab tests, in addition to routine medical care for common health concerns.

At our family practice locations, we provide prompt, compassionate care for the following conditions:

  • Colds
  • Flus
  • Fevers
  • Sore throats
  • Ear & eye infections
  • Strep throat
  • Bronchitis

Our family practice physicians also provide long-term care for chronic health conditions, such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, osteoporosis, anemia and diabetes. With proper care, these illnesses can have less of an impact on our patients’ lives, making it possible for them to do more of what they love.

Preventive care is another key aspect of our family practice. At Florida Medical Clinic Orlando Health, we believe that health care is more effective than sick care; that’s why we are proud to provide dietary counseling, immunizations, flu shots, and screenings for a variety of common cancers.

Patients who are identified as having more specialized care needs can be seamlessly referred to specialist providers within the Florida Medical Clinic Orlando Health network. We have more than 30 unique specialty departments, all of which are connected through our electronic health record system. Utilizing this innovative technology, we are able to coordinate every aspect of your care. Our ultimate goal is making sure that your prescriptions, preventive care plans, and specialty treatment recommendations work together in harmony.

And, because we understand that it’s impossible to predict when an injury or illness will arise, we offer many of our family practice services on an urgent care basis, enabling you to access the care you need when you need it most.

Our family physicians treat patients of all ages, from infants and adolescents to adults and seniors. To learn more about our family medicine services, contact Florida Medical Clinic Orlando Health today.

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Chronic Disease Management

Chronic diseases, such as diabetes or high blood pressure, require routine management by a family medicine provider. We will monitor your symptoms and adjust your treatment plan or medication as needed.

Flu Shots

Getting a flu shot every year is an important part of ensuring good health through flu season and beyond. Our family practice providers administer a range of up-to-date flu shots to help protect our patients from the flu.

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Immunizations

Receiving regular immunizations can help prevent the development of various diseases. Consult with your family medicine providers to be sure you’re up to date on your vaccine schedule.

Individualized Risk Assessments & Screenings

For patients with a heightened risk of developing certain conditions or cancers, our family medicine providers offer comprehensive assessments to be sure you’re in good health.

School & Sports Physicals

For parents and children preparing for the upcoming school season or sport season, turn to the family medicine providers at Florida Medical Clinic Orlando Health. We provide school physicals and sports physicals at various locations throughout Hillsborough and Pasco county.

Learn More About School & Sports Physicals

Blogs

Family Medicine

Can You Reverse Cardiovascular Disease? What Lifestyle Changes Can Do

David Tran, MD

The term cardiovascular disease  refers to a broad group of conditions. Whether you can “reverse” cardiovascular disease depends on the specific condition and how early it’s found. But this doesn’t mean you can’t take steps to prevent them in the first place or halt their progression. Certain steps can significantly lower your risk of heart […]

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Navigating Low Libido in Women: A Guide to Causes and Medical Solutions for Changes in Sexual Desire

Deshanie Govender, MD, MSCP

Low libido, or a noticeable decrease in sexual desire, is one of the most common yet least discussed concerns in women’s healthcare. While often dismissed as a personal or relationship issue, sexual desire is a complex biological process influenced by physical health, hormonal balance, psychological factors, and life stressors. If you have noticed a persistent […]

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Protecting Heart Health: The Role of Statins in Primary and Secondary Prevention of Heart Attack and Stroke

Yasiel Lacalle, MD

Heart attacks, strokes, and heart failure remain leading health risks in the U.S. Over time, cholesterol plaque can narrow arteries, limiting blood flow to the heart and brain. Statins are medications that lower cholesterol, stabilize plaque, and reduce arterial inflammation, playing a crucial role in protecting cardiovascular health. They are essential for both primary prevention […]

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Anxiety vs. Depression: Key Differences in Symptoms and When to Seek Professional Help

David Tran, MD

Anxiety and depression are frequently discussed as isolated conditions, but in clinical practice, the boundary between them is often fluid. Many patients experience a state of being simultaneously “on edge” yet emotionally drained. Understanding the distinct physiological drivers of these conditions is the first step toward accurate diagnosis and effective treatment. What Is Anxiety? Anxiety […]

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Hormone Replacement Therapy: A Physician-Led Guide to Benefits, Menopause Candidates, and Treatment Options

Deshanie Govender, MD, MSCP

Hormone replacement therapy, commonly referred to as HRT, is a versatile medical treatment used to address various conditions caused by hormonal imbalances or deficiencies. While HRT can be utilized for anyone experiencing clinical hormone shifts, it is most commonly prescribed to women during the transition into menopause to manage the significant decline in estrogen and […]

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Bacterial vs. Viral Sinus Infection: How to Know the Difference

David Tran, MD

For many people, a sinus infection usually starts as a viral upper respiratory infection that improves on its own over time. The common cold is a textbook example of how this occurs. Because sinus infections  can cause facial pressure, congestion, and thick nasal drainage, people often assume they need antibiotics to recover. However, the CDC […]
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