Medical Services

Our medical services are comprehensive and designed to help you prevent illness and achieve overall health and well-being. We take care of patients of all ages - from newborns through elderly - for all primary medical needs. Services we offer include:

• Preventive Medicine - complete physical examinations, screening and health counseling
• Maternity Care - prenatal visits and delivery
• Infant and Pediatric Care - immunizations, well child visits and sick child care
• Adolescent Medicine - well visits, sick care, school, camp and sports physicals
• Adult Medicine - diagnosis and treatment of medical illness
• Women's Medicine - gynecologic care, pap smears and menopause counseling
• Geriatric Care - with attention to special problems of the elderly
• Minor Surgery - cryosurgery, repair of simple lacerations, and simple biopsies
• Sports Medicine - management of soft tissue injuries and conditioning counseling
• Occupational Medicine - employment physicals, workers' compensation evaluations, and treatment of occupational-related medical problems with approval of the employer
• Family and Individual Counseling
• Information and Referral - on any services not available at the practice

Hospital Care
Adult medicine services are provided through our Family Practice Service at Capital Health Regional Medical Center, where one or more of our resident physicians is always on duty in the hospital 24 hours a day. 

Obstetric and inpatient pediatric care is provided at Capital Health Medical Center - Trenton. 

Home Visits
The physicians of Capital Health Family Medicine - Trenton will make home visits when appropriate. These services are especially geared to elderly persons and to patients who may need post operative or newborn care in their home.

Health Evaluation
Capital Health Family Medicine - Trenton offers patients a health evaluation - a wellness visit with the purpose of lowering risks for various diseases in the future. 

During a health evaluation, the physician will perform a thorough, comprehensive history that includes your medical and family history. He or she will also obtain information about various personal practices such as eating habits, exercise, and stress management that may effect your risk of disease. 

A directed physical exam that is based on information obtained during the history is performed. Often this part of the health evaluation is brief, since it is unusual to find problems in people without symptoms. 

The physician discusses your personal risk factor analysis based on the information he or she found. This analysis looks at age, gender, family history, level of physical activity and other factors to paint a picture of the specific risks you may face. 

Last, and most important, the patient and physician form a plan that will help modify the behaviors that increase your risk of disease. He or she will discuss any tests that may help with early detection of disease, as well as the necessary follow-up care.