Primary Care for You and Your Family Across Southeast Michigan

A primary care provider helps you stay on top of your health through preventive care, annual wellness visits, screenings, vaccinations and chronic condition management. They can also help coordinate your care, monitor changes in your health over time and connect you to specialists when additional care is needed.

Primary care providers offer care for a wide range of health needs, including:

• Preventative care
• Annual checkups
• Minor illnesses and injuries
• Chronic condition management 
• Vaccinations and wellness support
• Many providers also offer virtual visits and can help coordinate specialty care when needed. is designed to support your overall well-being.

You can search for primary care providers accepting new patients based on location, specialty, and appointment availability. Trinity Health IHA Medical Group offers primary care locations throughout Livingston, Oakland, Washtenaw and Wayne counties, as well as practices in Lenawee and Jackson counties, with many providers offering same- or next-day appointments and virtual care options. 

Regular visits with your primary care provider help you stay healthy and catch concerns early, even if you feel fine. You should also reach out anytime you’re sick, have new symptoms, or need guidance managing an ongoing condition. We’re here for you, whenever you need us.

Your first primary care appointment is focused on getting to know your health history, current needs, and long-term wellness goals. During the visit, your provider may review your medications, discuss your medical history, check vital signs, perform a physical exam, and recommend preventive screenings or vaccinations based on your age and risk factors. You'll also learn how to access services such as virtual visits, lab testing, and after-hours support, while developing a care plan tailored to your needs.

Primary care can include family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics and geriatrics, providing care tailored to different ages and stages of life.

Many of our primary care providers offer same- or next-day appointments, including morning, lunch hour, and early evening appointments. Availability varies by provider and location.

In many cases, you do not need a referral to see a specialist, but a primary care provider can help determine the right next step for your care. When specialty care is needed, Trinity Health primary care providers can coordinate referrals, share important medical information, and help ensure your care remains connected. This coordinated approach can improve communication between providers and make it easier to manage your overall health.