We want our Community Medical Centers to become your "medical home"—the place where you lay the foundation for good health. Our physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners are here to provide you both preventative and curative health care. We are able to treat your short term illnesses, like the flu, at the same time we manage any chronic conditions you have, like diabetes or high blood pressure. Part of primary care is also preventing diseases from occurring, so we provide a full range of services designed to keep you healthy. These services include cancer screenings, immunizations, annual physicals, and diagnostic lab work, in addition to education and support to help you maintain or regain good health.

Our medical providers oversee chronic, or long-term, conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and asthma. We focus on treating the whole person—not just a disease. While we monitor your blood work and treat your symptoms, we also educate you about your condition and encourage and support you to comply with your treatments, make any needed lifestyle changes, and work to improve your overall quality of life.
We work with you as a team to keep your chronic diseases in check and improve your health.

In an effort to improve the quality of care we give, PHC participates in the National Health Disparities Collaborative for five chronic diseases: hypertension (high blood pressure), diabetes, cardiovascular disease, asthma, and cancer care. The goal of this Collaborative is to measure the quality of care we give our patients based on their health outcomes. We compare these outcomes to national averages to learn what we’re doing well and where we need to improve to help our patients achieve better health.

Our medical providers give quality care to kids of all ages, from newborn babies all the way to teenagers.
Bring your children in for their annual health checks and immunizations, as well as any bumps, bruises, or sniffles that may come along.

Our Community Medical Center of Manchester has a full-time mental health staff to prevent, diagnose, and treat mental illness. If you need counseling or medication, our knowledgeable and caring mental health providers can help you through your trying times. They understand the complex relationship between physical and mental health, and will work with you and your primary care provider to improve your overall health.

Good oral health is a big part of overall good health, and prevention is the key. Our Community Medical Center of Greenville has a full-time dentist to provide you both preventative and curative treatment. She can help you prevent dental problems through bi-annual cleanings, fluoride treatments, and education about proper dental hygiene. If you have an urgent problem, we provide a full range of treatments, including filling cavities, extracting teeth, performing root canals, and treating abscesses.