What is a primary care physician?
A primary care physician is defined as one who specializes in family practice, general practice, internal medicine or pediatric medicine.
How do I find an Oakland Southfield Physician?
Use the search page by
clicking here. Remember that
physicians who are affiliated with Oakland Southfield Physicians furnish medical care to their patients through their own independent medical practices.
Are all Oakland Southfield Physicians in Southfield?
No. The name describes our roots, not our current membership. We are in Oakland, Wayne, Macomb and Livingston Counties. Find one by
clicking here.
Are any OSP physicians fluent in languages other than English?
Yes, and you can search for a doctor who speaks a specific language by
clicking here.
Will I be able to find an OSP physician associated with a hospital near my home?
Very likely. Search for a physician with an office near you and there's a very good chance he or she will have admitting rights to a nearby hospital.
Why aren't specialists represented by OSP?
OSP has strong relationships with many community specialty physicians; however the groups' current governance is driven by primary care physicians. OSP physicians refer to specialists in any area of medicine. This approach allows good choices for patients under the guidance of their primary care physician.
What is a Patient Centered Medical Home?
The Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) is an approach to providing comprehensive primary care to adults, youth and children. The PCMH will broaden access to primary care, while enhancing care coordination. Click here for more information about the OSP PCMH program.
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