Healthcare for all ages, from preventative services to complex medical issues.
Not all spots are good for you. A non-invasive examination of pigmented lesions or moles.
Botox can reduce or eliminate fine facial lines and wrinkles. Talk to our Botox-certified physician.
Patient-focused home healthcare and medical services for patients of all ages.
Leading the way in diabetes treatment and education in The Bahamas.
We offer a range of laboratory, radiology, ultrasound and EKG services.
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Let our family take care of yours
Family Medicine Center encompasses a team of highly qualified doctors
and healthcare professionals in many unique fields of medicine and with a multitude of specializations.
About FMC
IT'S NOT JUST ABOUT MEDICINE, IT'S ABOUT A BETTER LIFESTYLE
Gastroenterology services at Family Medicine Center
Dr. Harold Munnings and Dr. Flloyd Carter of The Centre for Digestive Health now provide comprehensive gastrointestinal services at Family Medicine Center on Blake Road.
Call 702-9310 or 328-5550 to schedule your appointment.
FMC Pharmacy
Our professional and qualified licensed pharmacists are available to serve you.
Live in the family islands?
We offer a Family Island Pharmacy-to-Door delivery program
Endocrinology & Obesity Specialist
Meet Dr. Kristine Parker-Curling
Dr. Parker-Curling is ABIM Board Certified in Internal Medicine and Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism. She is also certified as an Obesity Specialist. Dr. Parker-Curling is the only full-time Endocrinologist currently practicing in The Bahamas and is part of the Family Medicine Center medical team.
Our partners
The Diabetes Education Network (DEN) is leading the way in diabetes treatment and education in The Bahamas. DEN was created to improve the quality of life for people with diabetes through education, innovative management and customized attention.
ACE Diabetes was established to address the overwhelming need in The Bahamas for diabetes awareness and the challenge of managing diabetes on a daily basis. The ultimate goal is to reduce the burden of diabetes on individuals, families, communities and healthcare systems.