Family Medicine is a medical specialty which encompasses all of adult and pediatric medicine. We see newborn babies and centenarians as well as everyone in between. Our providers have cross training in newborn care, pediatrics, adolescent medicine, adult medicine, gynecology, emergency medicine, and geriatrics. This generalized training makes us perfectly suited to care for the medical needs of the entire family. All our providers are nationally board Certified and have many years of experience caring for local families.

Trinity Family Medicine also offers same day sick visits. We are able to take care of your “urgent care” concerns while avoiding fragmentation of your care. If you are considering a trip to urgent care, call the office first to see if we can help! You’ll save time and be cared for by our excellent staff.

Why do I need a Trinity provider?

Trinity’s providers are uniquely suited to care for the wide variety of medical issues that everyone in the family faces. Almost all of your pediatric and adult medical needs may be met in one place. When you need specialty care our providers work hand-in-hand with the best local and Boston specialists to make sure you get the care you deserve. We care about our patients, and we hope that this is reflected in the way you feel when coming to the practice.

What is Trinity’s practice philosophy?

Trinity Family Medicine exists to bring the best and most up-to-date medical care to your family and the wider Easton community. We desire to serve you with excellence, compassion, and kindness. We embrace a team approach to healthcare in which our physicians and nurse practitioners work in collaboration with one another to provide patients with the best care possible.

What makes Trinity unique?

Trinity’s providers have a unique interest in serving patients medical, emotional and spiritual needs. Many of our patients appreciate the prayer and emotional support they receive at Trinity.

What is your stance on vaccination?

We firmly believe that vaccination saves lives. From a public health perspective, we believe that all healthy children and adults should follow the vaccination guidelines as suggested by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). We believe that the most up-to-date studies support these claims, despite anecdotes to the contrary and falsehoods that spread on the internet.