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Primary Care Doctors - Carthage, IL

We found 6 primary care doctors in Carthage, IL. See refinement options below.

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Dr. Basil Ahmad Ali, MD

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Internal Medicine

1450 2050, Carthage, IL 62321

217-357-8500

Dr. Basil Ali attended Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science, Chicago Medical School.
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Dr. Douglas Alan Heighton, MD

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Family Medicine

630 Locust, Carthage, IL 62321

217-357-2173

Dr. Douglas Heighton sees patients in Carthage, IL. His medical specialty is family medicine. He is a graduate of Wright State University, Boonshoft School of Medicine.
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Dr. Jennifer Kruse Allen, MD

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Family Medicine

704 Questover, Carthage, IL 62321

217-357-0791

Dr. Jennifer Allen works as a family medicine specialist in Carthage, IL.
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Dr. Alex Merlo JR., MD

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General Surgery, Family Medicine, Emergency Medicine

1454 2050, Carthage, IL 62321

217-357-8500

Dr. Alex Merlo is a family medicine, general surgery, and emergency medicine specialist in Pittsfield, IL, Carthage, IL, and Hinsdale, IL. He attended the University of Illinois College of Medicine.
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Dr. Nileshwa Shanmuganathan Senthe, MD

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General Pediatrics

403 S Adams Street, Carthage, IL 62321

217-357-0617

Dr. Nileshwa Senthe is a general pediatrics specialist in Carthage, IL.
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Dr. Rosalinda Campos, MD

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Family Medicine

1450 2050, Carthage, IL 62321

217-357-2173

Dr. Rosalinda Campos sees patients in Carthage, IL. Her medical specialty is family medicine.

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What is Primary Care?

There are several kinds of primary care doctors. Which specialty you search for depends primarily on your age:

Adults see internal medicine doctors (also called "internists").
Babies, children, and teenagers see pediatricians.
Seniors see geriatricians.
Anyone can see a family medicine doctor.

Primary care doctors see people for check-ups, physical exams, or routine bloodwork. They also help people with chronic illnesses manage their conditions.

Primary care doctors are very important. If you haven't seen a doctor in a while, you will most likely start with a primary care doctor. If you have medical problems or concerns, your primary care doctor can diagnose you and refer you to the right specialist for further consultation.