Wake Forest Family Practice Doctors

WAKE FOREST, NC

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"... and he is very fair with his prices. i would recommend others to use him. he is a master carpenter and he also supervised the restoration and remodeling of our other houses. he is timely. he does what he says when he says he is going..."

"... my husband had surgery here and i was hospitalized with deep vein thrombosis. the experiences were excellent. they allowed me to stay in the intensive care unit with my husband when he was in the hospital. they usually don't do that. ..."

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Preventative screenings: How to improve your health with help from your doctor

John Granger trys to stay proactive about his health, including regular preventive screenings. (Photo by Crissy Pascula/Infinite Media Works)

Discuss the risks, rewards of health screenings such as colonoscopies, mammograms, cholesterol checks and prostate exams with your primary care physician.

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Your body also needs routine maintenance

Practicing preventive health care, even if you are in excellent health, is the best way to prevent illness and disease from occurring.

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10 tips to help save your life

Help avoid emergency situations with this advice.

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How my doctor saved my life

Debi Sapp, who went into septic shock, says she’s here today with her family thanks to the correct diagnosis and quality care from the staff at Gwinnett Medical Center - Duluth | Photo by Duane Stork

Sylvia Allen lay unconscious in a San Francisco hospital emergency department, stopped at the age of 30 by yet another cardiac arrest. The sporadic collapses began at age 20 for the Angie’s List member who was diagnosed first with epilepsy, then a prolapsed mitral valve. The prescribed medications, however, didn’t stop the episodes.

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