Annapolis Family Medicine is proud to present our Health & Wellness Program. This innovative model helps to make the most efficient use of your existing health insurance while also offering amenities and health benefits beyond your covered benefits.
Annapolis Family Medicine is an independently owned practice that focuses on preventive care for your whole family. From annual physicals and well woman exams to adolescent care, sick visits, and chronic disease monitoring, Annapolis Family Medicine serves as your first stop for your healthcare needs.
Annapolis Family Medicine is an independently owned practice dedicated to providing preventive and comprehensive care for your entire family. In addition to high-quality primary care, our patients benefit from a wide range of in-house services designed to reduce the need for outside referrals.
When specialized care is necessary, you can trust that you’re in good hands. We’ve spent decades building strong relationships with top specialists in our community, ensuring that you are referred to trusted partners who share our commitment to exceptional care.
Annapolis Family Medicine
703 Giddings Avenue
Suite M2
Annapolis, MD 21401
T: 410-280-9500
F: 443-214-5168
All office visits are by appointment only
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