Jordan Family Healthcare

Board Certified Family medicine physicians have special education in the comprehensive health care for individuals and families of all ages (infants, children, teens, young adults, adults and older adults), as well as all genders.

Family medicine physicians and advanced practice clinicians offer care in a broad range of areas including pediatrics, women's health, geriatrics, internal medicine, minor surgical procedures, joint injections, musculoskeletal complaints and behavioral health, among others.One of the benefits of choosing a family doctor to care for your child is the continuity of care from childhood to adulthood.

Choosing a primary care physician can be difficult, especially with all the confusion over the difference between a general practitioner, a family doctor, and the plethora of specialists in the area. It is vital that you choose someone in the Houston-area who can take care of your ailments, whatever they may be.

Understanding that weight loss presents a number of unique challenges that the average American doesn't necessarily understand, our family doctors developed an entirely separate program that addresses these issues.

Though working out and healthy eating is a part of any effective wellness plan, those seeking to lose weight often require a level of medical support and counseling in order to overcome personal obstacles that make losing weight difficult.At Jordan Family Healthcare in Houston, our weight management program was engineered to be a comprehensive source for any patient looking to achieve optimal wellness.

By serving the residents of Houston with high-quality healthcare, it is the mission and vision of the Jordan Family Healthcare team to collaborate personally with each patient, creating and developing comprehensive outpatient care treatment plans that support long-term health and optimal wellness.

As dedicated healthcare professionals, we've seen the detrimental effects of high blood pressure far too many times. As a major risk factor for heart attack, heart failure, stroke and chronic kidney disease, high blood pressure is more common than understood by the public, with approximately 30 percent of adult Americans being affected by its symptoms.