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Primary Care Doctors - Osage City, KS

We found 7 primary care doctors in Osage City, KS.

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Dr. Christopher Scott Jenks, MD

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Sports Medicine, Family Medicine

131 W Market Street, Osage City, KS

Dr. Christopher Jenks' specialties are family medicine and sports medicine. He practices in Osage City, KS. Dr. Jenks attended the University of Kansas School of Medicine.
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Lindsey R. Buckman, APRN

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Family Medicine

131 W Market Street, Osage City, KS 66523

Ms. Lindsey Buckman is a family medicine specialist in Osage City, KS.
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Mrs. Jodi L. Wulfkuhle, APRN

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Family Medicine

131 W Market Street, Osage City, KS

Ms. Jodi Wulfkuhle works as a family medicine specialist in Osage City, KS.
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Kylie B. Hastings, APRN

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Family Medicine

131 W Market Street, Osage City, KS

Ms. Kylie Hastings is a family medicine specialist in Osage City, KS.
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Dr. Carrie A. Hagemann, D.O.

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Family Medicine

131 W Market Street, Osage City, KS

Dr. Carrie Hagemann specializes in family medicine and practices in Osage City, KS.
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Dr. James D. Seeman, M.D.

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Family Medicine

131 W Market Street, Osage City, KS

Dr. James Seeman is a family medicine specialist in Osage City, KS.
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Dr. Dwight Adams, MD

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Family Medicine, Geriatrics

829 Hallbrook Lane, Osage City, KS

Dr. Dwight Adams' areas of specialization are family medicine and geriatrics (elderly care); he sees patients in Osage City, KS.

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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.