Primary Care
For appointments, please call: 1-833-MYGWDOC or 1-833-694-9362
For your convenience, some of our locations now offer On My Way, a feature through MyChart that allows you to see immediate care appointment availability and book your appointment for immediate care online.
Our primary care clinicians are ready to take care of you. We will address your medical needs and work with you to foster your health and maintain wellness – from preventive care to managing chronic conditions.
As a patient of the GW MFA, our care providers will get to know you, your family history, your medical history – gaining a full understanding of your personal health needs. With a team-based, patient-centered approach, our goal is to serve as a valued and trusted partner and a go-to health resource.
With more than 50 different specialists located in the DMV, we will coordinate care if a specialist is needed and will provide a high level of education and support for each of our patients.
Manage Your Health Using MyChart
If there is a pre-authorization required for a medicine that has been prescribed by your provider, your request will be processed within 1-2 business days and a member of our staff will call you when it is completed.
- GW Primary Care Medical Weight Loss Program
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The GW Primary Care Medical Weight Loss Program, located in Bethesda, is a physician led program that can help you achieve and maintain healthy weight loss. Through innovative methods and a multifaceted approach our clients achieve sustained success.
Learn more about the GW Primary Care Medical Weight Loss Program
- Cuentos
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Welcome to Cuentos, the humanities magazine produced by The GW Medical Faculty Associate’s Division of General Internal Medicine.
Each year we think we’ve harnessed all of the artistic talent of our colleagues…only to discover the following year that the richness runs even deeper. Each of us joined the editorial team for a variety reasons. We each have different interests in painting, photography, and writing. What unites us is our love for grammar and the red pen as well as our desire to showcase the humanism in medicine. We earnestly believe that healthcare providers who do art relate better to their patients and colleagues and are better clinicians for it. Cuentos is a forum for artistic expression in the Division of General Internal Medicine, and we are so grateful for it.
As editors, we have the privilege of working directly with the healthcare providers responsible for the work you are about to see. These are the people behind the white coats, scrubs, and badges. They have carved sculptures from wood, devised healthy recipes, and drawn fairies, among other endeavors. We can say without reservation that each contributor has shared a part of him or herself with each piece of art created.
Whether you are sitting in the waiting room or beyond, we invite you to take a moment out of your fast-paced life to find a connection within these pages. And be sure to check out our 2016 movie highlighting the impact of Cuentos for contributors and readers alike.
We thank you for your continued support.
- Resident Clinic
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The GW Medical Faculty Associates residents welcome you to Resident Clinic. We’d like to take this opportunity to explain who we are and what you can expect when you come to see us as your doctor.
- Family Medicine Services
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Family medicine physicians provide you with individualized care that sees you as a part of your family and your community. We focus on the whole body, and understand the interconnectedness of your health while factoring in the external influences in your life. Our holistic approach provides patients with tips on disease prevention in addition to diagnoses and treatments for any illnesses you may experience. Our family practice is a division of primary care that provides health care for all ages, genders, and for all of the body, throughout your life.
News & Information
Days ahead of the start of World Immunization Week, April 23–29, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended on Wednesday that adults 65 and older and those with weakened immune systems receive another dose of the reformulated COVID-19 booster. It’s a timely reminder that vaccines…
Seeing a primary care physician (PCP) is about more than just an annual exam or treatment for the occasional bout of sickness. Rona Smith, MD, a board-certified internal medicine physician with the George Washington University Medical Faculty Associates, explains the ins-and-outs of primary care…