UF Health primary care centers at Jacksonville offer services for
patients during every stage of life, from pediatrics to geriatrics.
University of Florida College of Medicine–Jacksonville physicians
work with physician assistants and advanced registered nurse practitioners in primary
care centers in Duval, Clay, Nassau and Baker counties. We also offer primary care
services in St. Marys, Georgia.
Patient care is our top priority, so our offices offer appointments within 24 hours.
Services in many of our centers include annual checkups, well-baby visits, sports
physicals and disease prevention, as well as management of chronic medical conditions
such as high blood pressure, diabetes and depression. Online appointments are also
available through our UF Health Virtual Visit program.
Because we are affiliated with the University of
Florida, patients have access to all of the benefits of an academic health
center, including advanced medical treatment from UF
cardiologists, neurologists,
rheumatologists
and orthopaedic
surgeons, as well as the latest in cutting-edge research.
UF Health Jacksonville is an HEI leader for the unique needs of our LGBTQ patients.
We provide comprehensive care through coordinated services lines, from family medicine to specialty care, and support through community resources.
Primary Care Behavioral Health
Licensed clinical social workers, or LCSWs, are available to see patients in a primary
care setting at UF Health Family Medicine practices and through UF Health Virtual
Visit. They assess, diagnose and treat behavioral health conditions, coordinate
care services and offer individual and family counseling.
Mental health conditions for counseling:
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Grief and loss
- PTSD
- Stress management
Talk to your primary care provider to receive a referral.
NCQA Patient-Centered Medical Homes
The National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) has designated UF Health Jacksonville
primary care centers as Patient-Centered Medical Home providers. UF Health Jacksonville
is the first health organization in Northeast Florida as well as the largest academic
medical group in Florida to receive this designation.
NCQA describes the Patient-Centered Medical Home as a model for care were providers
and patients, family members and caregivers partner together to achieve better outcomes.