UVA Family Medicine and Specialty Care Crozet

UVA Family Medicine and Specialty Care Crozet provides complete and continuing healthcare from conception to old age. We sincerely hope that our practice will become your “medical home.”

UVA Family Medicine and Specialty Care Crozet is a part of the Department of Family Medicine at the University of Virginia. We provide medical care to patients of all ages including prenatal care and  minor surgery. Should hospital care be needed, we admit to the University of Virginia Medical Center where our patients are cared for by the Department of Family Medicine and any needed specialty services. Our physicians are members of the Department of Family Medicine at the University of Virginia and are Board Certified in Family Medicine.

Medication refills can be requested between 9:30 AM and 4:00 PM each weekday. Please have the medication name, strength, supply needed (30-day or-90 day), pharmacy, and patient name readily available. Requests made after 4:00 PM may not be filled until the following business day. Please make your refill requests early in the day to avoid delay. Please allow two business days for us to call in new prescriptions.  Please call your refill requests in as early as possible to avoid delays.

UVA Family Medicine and Specialty Care Crozet operates on a fee-for-service basis. To minimize paperwork and to help keep our charges as low as possible, we ask that you pay all eligible co-payments and non covered charges at the time of your appointment.

We participate with most insurance companies. If our services are covered by your health insurance, we will complete the necessary reports of your medical care or services and file them with your insurance company.

If you or a family member becomes ill as a result of a stroke,  heart attack, or other potentially life threatening condition, call 911 or your local rescue squad.

If the urgency is not life threatening, please call the office of UVA Family Medicine and Specialty Care Crozet during office hours instead of going to the Emergency Room. You may be able to avoid unnecessary and costly visits to the Emergency Room by calling our office first.