Cameron Family Medicine in Indiana

Northeast Indiana Primary Care for the Entire Family

About Cameron Family Medicine

Cameron’s Family Medicine physicians are board-certified and able to provide ongoing, personalized care to children, adolescents, adults, and seniors. We treat individuals and entire families, taking the time to truly get to know our patients to provide a lifetime of care that is backed by the full resources of Cameron Health.

In addition to in-office visits at our Angola and Fremont locations, Cameron Family Medicine also offers telehealth visits for our primary care patients. Virtual visits are a popular choice for patients who may not have the time or ability to travel to our offices, or for individuals who simply wish to speak with their healthcare provider from the comfort of their own homes.

What Is Family Medicine?

Our family medicine doctors in Angola and Fremont care for individuals of any age, from newborns to the elderly. The care we provide stems from several branches of medicine, such as:

Adult Medicine
Geriatrics
Adolescent Medicine
Pediatría

Our family care physicians often provide care to our patients throughout their whole lives. We care for multiple family member generations simultaneously.

Family Medicine and Primary Care Services

Cameron Family Medicine offers a variety of services. From newborns to seniors, and all in between, we find it a rewarding experience to offer primary care services throughout our patients’ lifespans. We believe family medicine covers far more than providing you with healthcare. It’s the relationship and trust building with you that drives us here at our Fremont family clinic and West Maumee location.

We are your central hub for testing, specialized care, and lab results. Our family health specialists here at Cameron Family Medicine also help you manage an ongoing condition, and if needed, refer you to surgeons, specialists, or hospitals.

Meet Our Angola Doctors and Providers

Our Cameron Family Medicine doctors partner with you and work closely with you to keep you focused on maintaining a healthy lifestyle. We’ll obtain your personal and medical history and build a relationship with you so we can work actively to help you prevent disease and prolong good health.

Jessica Baker, FNP-BC

Elizabeth Blanton, DO

Jessica Ottenweller-Butcher, MD

Lynn Van Valer Faur, MD

Christopher J. Gasaway, DO

Brandy German, MSN, APRN, FNP-C

Dean Mattox II, MD

Thomas L. Miller, MD

Audra L. Lehman, MSN, FNP-C

Providers Accepting New Patients

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Frequently Asked Family Medicine Questions

Q: Is family medicine the same as primary care?

A: While there is some overlap, the main difference is that primary care typically does not treat children or adolescents, whereas family medicine providers care for patients of all ages, including children, adults, and seniors.

Q: What tests should I have done?

A: The tests you need depend on factors such as your current symptoms and family history.

Q: How important is my family health history?

A: Your family health history is crucial in helping your doctor identify symptoms to watch for and create a personalized plan based on potential risk factors.

Q: Does my child need medication for this?

A: Providers will advise on the necessity of specific medications. Many diseases resolve without treatment, and we encourage you to discuss options with your provider.

Q: How important is sleep for my health?

A: Sleep is crucial for your overall health. If you’re experiencing sleep issues, it’s important to discuss them with your doctor.

Q: Can my mental health affect my physical health?

A: Taking care of your mental health can improve your physical health, and neglecting it can negatively impact your body.