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As the COVID-19 coronavirus continues to spread around the world, we at the Family Medicine & Acute Care of Sandhills will be adjusting to protect you and our medical staff. For the time being, we will be fully operating as a Telemedicine/Telehealth clinic. As a patient/client, you will be able to be seen from the comfort of your home by using your phone or laptop.
We will be performing simple acute medical visits as well as most routine primary care visits. This will include routine referrals, lab, and radiology reviews, routine medication refills, and limited sick visits. Due to the time constraints of our virtual visits, they will be limited to 1 condition or complaint per visit.
Please contact our office for additional guidance and appointment scheduling. Our contact information is 919-842-5566 and our hours are Tue-TH 9-5:30 pm. We look forward to serving you.
Buffalo Lake Medical is now Family Medicine & Acute Care of Sandhills
Open to fit your busy schedule, Family Medicine and Acute Care of Sandhills is a convenient, comprehensive health care facility serving residents of Cameron, North Carolina. The practice specializes in family medicine and cares for adults and children, ages two and older, in Western Harnett County and the surrounding areas.
The providers offer primary care and wellness services, immunizations, and routine medical testing, but are also available for your acute medical needs when your urgent care clinic is busy, or you can’t get an appointment with your regular physician. Walk-ins are welcome.
The expert clinicians at Family Medicine and Acute Care of Sandhills evaluate and diagnose your symptoms and offer treatment as appropriate, including prescriptions when necessary. Our team of providers help manage your diabetes and hypertension, or other chronic medical conditions and provide medically supervised weight loss services, including supplements, medications, injections, and dietary guidance.
Call Family Medicine and Acute Care of Sandhills for an appointment, book it online or walk in to have your healthcare needs treated.
Open to fit your busy schedule, Family Medicine and Acute Care of Sandhills is a convenient, comprehensive health care facility serving residents of Cameron, North Carolina. The practice specializes in family medicine and cares for adults and children, ages two and older, in Western Harnett County and the surrounding areas.
The providers offer primary care and wellness services, immunizations, and routine medical testing, but are also available for your acute medical needs when your urgent care clinic is busy, or you can’t get an appointment with your regular physician. Walk-ins are welcome.
The expert clinicians at Family Medicine and Acute Care of Sandhills evaluate and diagnose your symptoms and offer treatment as appropriate, including prescriptions when necessary. Our team of providers help manage your diabetes and hypertension, or other chronic medical conditions and provide medically supervised weight loss services, including supplements, medications, injections, and dietary guidance.
Call Family Medicine and Acute Care of Sandhills for an appointment, book it online or walk in to have your healthcare needs treated.
Please contact our office if you have any questions regarding our accepted insurances or if you would like to discuss further options.
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