Family Medicine is a primary care specialized department that serves as a lifelong health advocate (health primary physician), providing comprehensive care to patients and their families regardless of age, gender, or disease type.
It is thus a medical specialty dedicated to more humane medicine, capable of evaluating and treating a patient's various symptoms comprehensively and holistically.
Family Medicine physicians provide primary care for common diseases and symptoms experienced by the general public. They strive for the prevention and early detection of diseases, and the treatment of common regional illnesses, while also serving as a health advocate who provides the most efficient and accurate care to patients and families through appropriate referrals and consultations when necessary.