Ithaca Primary Care
Primary Care Practice & Behavioral Health located in Ithaca, NY
Our office is multilingual
English, Spanish, French, German, Serbo-Croatian and other Slavic languages spoken
Ithaca Primary Care
Primary Care Practice & Behavioral Health located in Ithaca, NY
Ithaca Primary Care
Primary Care Practice & Behavioral Health located in Ithaca, NY
Ithaca Primary Care
Primary Care Practice & Behavioral Health located in Ithaca, NY
Ithaca Primary Care is committed to providing the highest-quality primary care and behavioral health services for people in Ithaca, New York, and the surrounding communities.
While modern medicine has made great advancements in the diagnosis and treatment of disease, there’s also been a significant decline in the role the doctor-patient relationship plays in health care. Dr. Stevanovic and the Ithaca Primary Care team understand the importance of this relationship.
The team at Ithaca Primary Care also know that there’s more to medicine than merely treating symptoms. Each patient’s total environment needs to be considered, because it has a significant impact on their whole-body health and overall well-being.
Under the leadership of Dr. Stevanovic, the Ithaca Primary Care experts work to build relationships with the men and women in their care by establishing an old-fashioned doctor-patient relationship based on trust, competence, and genuine concern. The first step is ensuring that adequate time is always taken to provide thorough and attentive examinations. By working closely with their patients, the physicians at Ithaca Primary Care take a whole-person approach to compassionate and effective health care.
Ithaca Primary Care is locally owned and offers same-day appointments for established patients. They work with most insurance companies and are currently accepting new patients.
We accept most health insurance plans. Please call our office if you do not see yours listed or have any other questions.
A study of patients treated at Veterans Health Administration (VHA) facilities found that the location of a person’s residence can significantly affect his or her likelihood of having poorly controlled blood pressure or experiencing symptoms of depression.
Even in the absence of cognitive difficulties, individuals with Alzheimer’s-related brain damage are at increased risk of falls.
Tattooed skin’s potential perspiration constraints may become a source of difficulty with respect to the body’s ability to cool adequately.
Closed from 12:00pm - 1:00pm for lunch.
*Behavioral health appointments made by appointment only.*
