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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Is Your Thyroid Trying to Tell You Something?

Dr. Lovelace of Family Medicine Associates in Westfield, MA, recently sat down to discuss one of the most commonly overlooked conditions in primary care: thyroid disorders. Below is a recap of the key takeaways from that conversation. You’ve been feeling tired. But it’s not the kind of tired that goes away after a good night’s sleep. Instead, it’s a deep, dragging fatigue that’s been hanging around for months. You may have noticed some unexpected weight changes, your mood has been

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How to Sneak Movement Into Your Busy Day 

We’re all busy, yes, but many only pretend they have no time for exercise.  They are not fooling anybody including themselves. You don’t do that of course! The truth is we find time for things we really want to do. We just make up our minds, and we just

How to Manage a COPD Flare Up 

that can leave you breathless, coughing, and wheezing from a flare up. If this is new to you, it is a frightening experience. If you have been living with COPD for a while now, it can still be scary. We

When To Go To Primary Care vs Urgent Care 

When you are injured or ill, it is best to seek care as soon as possible. When to go to primary care vs urgent care is dependent on several factors. The severity of the illness, how immediate is care required, and of course, availability