Primary Care Health Organizations

Primary Care Health Organizations are groups or systems that provide basic healthcare services to individuals. They often consist of doctors, nurses, and other health professionals who serve as the first point of contact for medical concerns, routine check-ups, prevention, and management of common illnesses. These organizations aim to promote overall health, coordinate care, and connect patients with specialized services when needed. They play a crucial role in maintaining community health by offering accessible, continuous, and comprehensive care tailored to individual needs.