Primary Care
Care that's right for you
Primary Care Providers (PCPs) guide you on your wellness journey, identify risk factors and coordinate with specialists when illnesses or injuries arise. Primary Care Providers specialize in internal medicine or family medicine. Internal medicine focuses on preventing and treating adult diseases, while family medicine focuses on caring for individuals of all ages.
Our goal is to be your first point of contact and deliver the care that’s right for you. Primary care services offered: prenatal, newborn, pediatric and adolescent care, chronic and acute care, aging patients and transitional care.
Reasons to establish Primary Care
Preventative Health Care
Primary Care Providers provide opportunities for disease prevention and health promotion, as well as early detection of problems. They work to identify health care concerns before they turn into serious health threats, including the management of hereditary chronic illnesses.
Medical Home
Patients can bring a wide range of health problems to their Primary Care Provider for appropriate attention – a place in which patients can expect, in most instances, that their problems will be resolved without referral.
Continuity of Care
Primary Care Providers facilitate an ongoing relationship between their patients and dramatically increase the likelihood that you’ll receive a correct diagnosis and appropriate treatment. By being able to track your health over time, your Primary Care Provider can gain valuable information and provide the best health care for you.
Coordination of Care
Your family doctor knows you best. Primary Care Providers refer you to and help facilitate care with specialists, when necessary, while keeping in mind and communicating your personal health care preferences and goals.
MEN & WOMEN'S HEALTH
At Monument Health, we offer comprehensive care throughout your life. From vaccinations and cancer screenings to lifestyle and wellness guidance, we’re here for you.
Health Risk Assessment
The key to preventing diabetes is knowing your risk. Are you ready to understand your current level of risk of diabetes?
Nail Care
Do you have difficulty trimming your toenails that are thickened or causing pain in your feet?
Schedule your appointment in Spearfish, Sturgis or Lead-Deadwood.
Monument Health Rapid City Clinic, Flormann Street
640 Flormann Street, Rapid City, SD 57701
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Monument Health Rapid City Hospital Family Medicine Residency Clinic
502 East Monroe Street, Rapid City, SD 57701
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Monument Health Rapid Valley Clinic
2526 Elderberry Boulevard, Rapid City, SD 57703
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Monument Health Spearfish Clinic, North 10th Street
1420 North 10th Street, Spearfish, SD 57783
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Thomas Barrett, M.D.
Deadwood, SD
Bryce Cooley, D.O.
Rapid City, SD
Cole Fulton, D.O.
Rapid City, SD
Eammon Grosek, M.D.
Rapid City, SD
Stormy Roy, M.D.
Box Elder, SD
Megan Ruffcorn, D.O.
Deadwood, SD
Jennifer Strasburg, M.D.
Rapid City, SD
Blake Wadsworth, D.O.
Rapid City, SD
Diane Culbert, CNP
Rapid City, SD
Megan Dacar, CNP
Belle Fourche, SD
Kendra Dell, CNP
Rapid City, SD
DesiRae Dinius, PA-C
Hill City, SD
Katherine Dolney, PA-C
Rapid City, SD
Mindy Doom, CNP
Rapid City, SD
Sylvia Fallon, CNP
Spearfish, SD
Lori Fritz, CNP
Sturgis, SD
Riley Goodwin, PA-C
Rapid City, SD
Sara Gottlob, CNP
Spearfish, SD
Adam Haave, PA-C
Rapid City, SD
Jessica Johnson, PA-C
Spearfish, SD
Kristen Legner, PA-C
Sturgis, SD
Rachel Levy, PA-C
Sturgis, SD
Amber McMillin, CNP
Rapid City, SD
Crystal Page, PA-C
Buffalo, SD
Andrea Pedersen, CNP
Belle Fourche, SD
Zachary Petersen, PA-C
Hill City, SD
Jane Pierce-McPherson, PA-C
Deadwood, SD
Sarah Schryvers, CNP
Hot Springs, SD
Christopher Seime, PA-C
Sturgis, SD
Cathy Sowers, DNP
Spearfish, SD
Randi Stine, PA
Sturgis, SD
Cynthia Stocks, CNP
Rapid City, SD
Lorena Stout, CNP
Belle Fourche, SD
Melissa Swanson, FNP
Rapid City, SD
Dawn Utzman, CNP
Rapid City, SD
Michelle Wasson, PA-C
Rapid City, SD
Diane WIlken, FNP
Custer, SD
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