primary care integration

Primary care integration refers to the coordination of healthcare services provided by primary care providers—such as family doctors or internists—with other health services and specialists. This approach ensures seamless communication, comprehensive care, and better management of a patient's overall health. It helps avoid fragmented care, reduces unnecessary tests or hospital visits, and supports preventive health efforts. Ultimately, integrated primary care aims to deliver more efficient, patient-centered healthcare that addresses both immediate health concerns and long-term wellness in a coordinated way.