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What is the difference between a Family Practice and an Internal Medicine physician?

April 26, 2017difference family Internal Medicine physician Practice

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What is the difference between a Family Practice and an Internal Medicine physician?

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An Internal Medicine physician cares for generally adults 18 and above and specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of disease. A Family Practice physician treats both adults and children. Family Practice physicians are skilled in treating family issues and relationships, and may provide general gynecology services.