Adult Medicine & Pediatrics

Your Michigan Answer for Whole-Family Primary Care

Imagine having a primary care doctor who could care for your entire family, from newborns, through childhood and adolescence, to adults of every age.

At University of Michigan Health, Adult Medicine and Pediatric or “med-peds” physicians are committed to providing comprehensive, family-centered healthcare that caters to patients of all ages, from newborns to senior adults. As physicians who are dual trained in internal medicine and pediatrics, med-peds doctors support families and individuals through every stage of growth and development and manage both acute and chronic illness in children and adults.

By addressing the unique needs of each family member, we ensure personalized care and foster lifelong wellness. Caring for patients of all ages, our med-peds physicians have a particular interest in caring for generations of the same families and providing care to those with complex illness throughout the lifespan.

Our approach combines training and expertise in both general internal medicine and pediatrics with a dedication to holistic care for individuals and families. We prioritize building strong, collaborative relationships with our patients, guiding them toward informed decisions about their health. By focusing on wellness, prevention, and continuity of care, we aim to empower families and individuals to lead healthier, more fulfilling lives.

Our clinical team includes physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, pharmacists, social workers and nutritionists who all work together as a team to support the diverse needs of our patients. We also offer behavioral health services through the Behavioral Health Collaborative Care model. 

Looking for a holistic, whole-family primary care physician? Look to University of Michigan Health.