First Choice Primary Care was established in 2006. First Choice Primary Care Inc. is a non-profit community health center operating in Macon and Warner Robins. As a community health center, we provide quality care to insured, uninsured, and underserved individuals 18 months and older. We also help you learn more about how to stay healthy, manage any chronic problems, and improve your overall medical status. Dr.Timothy Graves leads a team of doctors and nurse practitioners that focuses on providing quality healthcare to our patients.
First Choice Primary Care collaborates with other community agencies and organizations to identify and address the health needs of all of our patients. First Choice Primary Care is governed by a board of directors. The board consists of ten members from our local community. The members include: Camile Hope, Jonathan Alderman, Dr.David Parish, Linda Holland, Steve Corkery, Roz McMillan, Marc Whitfield, Dr. Thomas Duval, Marvin Riggins, and Mable Wheeler.
Two Convenient Locations to Serve Your Needs
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Macon 770 Walnut Street Macon, GA 31201 (478) 787-4266 |
Warner Robins 207 Green Street Warner Robins, GA 31093 (478) 255-9449 |
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Caring Physicians
“I have been a patient of Dr Graves for several years and I find that he is a very good doctor. [H]e has a caring attitude and a nice disposition and has really tried to help me with my medical concerns. He will do anything he can to help a person with their medical problems and trying to find a plan that works for your particular needs. ” // Yahoo Reviewer
4 Star Patient Satisfaction Rating
“Dr. Timothy Graves recieves an overall four start patient satisfaction rating from independent patient reviewers. ” // HealthGradesHealthy Features
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COPD Medical Costs Soar
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Healthy Features en Español
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Tétanos: Asegúrese de que su familia haya recibido todas las vacunas
Asegúrese de que su familia esté al día con la vacuna contra el tétanos para que estén protegidos contra esta grave infección, también conocida como "trismo o mandíbula cerrada". Las bacterias que causan tétanos pueden encontrarse en todas partes del medio ambiente.
Women's Health
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[CDC Office of Women's Health, Health Matters for Women] Tips from Former Smokers: Meet Terrie
At the age of 40, Terrie was diagnosed with oral cancer, and later that same year, with throat cancer. Doctors informed her that they would need to remove her larynx. It was then that she quit smoking for good. She continued to battle cancer with a strong, positive spirit. Terrie died September 16, 2013 from smoking-related cancer. She was 53.
Children's Health
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Smoking Can Cause Clefts [CDC Kids' Health]
Although we don't know the causes of most orofacial clefts (clefts of the lip or palate) in babies, the 2014 Surgeon General's Report confirmed that smoking in early pregnancy can cause orofacial clefts in babies.
Vital Signs
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Opioid Painkiller Prescribing
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