We offer several types of care to meet all your needs
In Connecticut, we’re growing to meet your needs and help you live a healthier life. Our providers offer these and other types of care:
Services include:
- Primary care for ongoing care, checkups, minor injuries and illnesses
- Specialty care for lung problems, heart disease, surgery and more
- Senior care for Annual Wellness Visits, in-home visits and preventive care
- Urgent care for when your doctor isn’t available and you don’t have a true emergency
- Virtual care to visit with a provider from the comfort of your home
Types of care vary by location. To search for care near you, use the Find care button above.
Trusted local doctors for you and your family
ProHealth Physicians offers a wide range of health care services. With offices in every county in the state, they give patients, families and communities the tools they need to be healthier.
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We focus on the care and insurance needs of adults ages 65+
We can help manage your care in the office, over the phone and, in some cases, in your home. We can also help you understand Medicare and find a plan.
The right care at the right time
Advanced care
If you have complex or serious medical problems, we can offer extra care to help make sure your needs are met.
Virtual care
Have a face-to-face visit with your doctor from the comfort of your home.
Urgent care
Urgent care is for medical concerns that need attention fast but aren’t life-threatening.
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