Caring for the Westfield Community Since 1971
Providing comprehensive primary care for adults with a personal approach tailored to your health needs.
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Primary Care Doctors in Westfield, MA

Family Medicine Associates is a primary care practice providing comprehensive healthcare for adults age 18 and older in Westfield, Massachusetts. Founded in 1971, our practice has a long-standing commitment to delivering high-quality, personalized care focused on long-term health and wellness. Our board-certified physicians, physician assistants, and nursing staff work closely with each patient to provide thoughtful, ongoing care tailored to individual health needs.

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How High Blood Pressure Affects Your Heart and What You Can Do About It

One of the first things checked after our weight when we visit the doctor’s office is usually our blood pressure. Of course we all know that it’s important, but do you know why? Blood pressure is a predictor of how our heart will continue to perform. Also known as hypertension, let’s investigate how high blood pressure affects your heart and what you can do about it.  High Blood Pressure: The Silent Killer You normally don’t have many obvious symptoms when

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Signs & Symptoms of Diabetes to Watch For

Learn the early signs and symptoms of diabetes, from increased thirst to fatigue. Contact Family Medicine Associates today to schedule a screening and protect your health.

How Can Diabetes Affect My Bone And Joint Health?

Those with diabetes are quite familiar with how it affects their blood sugar, kidneys, eyes, and heart. Unfortunately, many are not aware of how diabetes can affect their joints until they are faced with an orthopedic problem. It is a

How Often Should You Visit Your Primary Care Physician? 

Everyone knows to see their primary care doctor if they have fever and a sore throat. That’s an easy call. How often you should visit your primary care physician is another matter. There is no set answer, nor timetable for