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Frankenmuth Medical Associates

Proudly offering quality medical care to patients of all ages!

Frankenmuth Medical Associates is a privately owned and operated primary care medical practice dedicated to serving the needs of our patients and community. By combining medical knowledge and technology we are able to provide continuing and comprehensive healthcare. Our healthcare workers live, work, and volunteer in the communities they serve, and are proud to provide the highest level of attention and care to our patients and their families. In addition to our local dedication, we are involved in our state and national medical associations.

09/02/2025

Before your athlete hits the field, make sure they’re cleared to play with a quick sports physical ✅. These check-ups help prevent injuries and keep your kids performing their best all season long.

📅 Call today to schedule your child’s appointment and start the season strong!

08/26/2025

Stress: The Signal You Shouldn’t Ignore. 🧠

We often think of stress as “just part of life” — but it’s actually your body’s way of telling you something needs attention.

Prolonged stress triggers the release of cortisol and adrenaline, hormones that can keep your body in “fight or flight” mode. Over time, this can affect your heart health, raise blood pressure, disrupt sleep, weaken the immune system, and even contribute to weight gain and digestive issues.

The good news? Stress is manageable — and recognizing it early is the first step.

Incorporating small, consistent habits like daily movement, deep breathing exercises, balanced nutrition, and quality sleep can help regulate your body’s stress response. Staying connected with supportive people and making time for activities you enjoy also play a powerful role.

If stress has been weighing on you, don’t wait until it impacts your health. Your healthcare provider can help you identify root causes and create a personalized plan to protect your mental and physical well-being! 🩺

08/18/2025

🎗️ World Breast Cancer Research Day — Honoring Progress, Inspiring Hope

Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers worldwide, and ongoing research continues to improve how we prevent, detect, and treat it.

Regular screenings, like mammograms, are key to finding changes early - often before symptoms appear - and help guide timely care.

Understanding your personal risk factors - such as family history, age, and lifestyle - can help you stay proactive about your breast health. Staying informed and up to date with screenings empowers you to take charge of your well-being.

If you have questions about breast cancer prevention or screening, we’re here to support you every step of the way. 💖

08/12/2025

🎒 Ready for the school year?

A quick back-to-school checkup - complete with updated vaccinations, vision and hearing tests, and more - is essential to keep your child healthy and confident all year long.

Routine wellness visits catch potential issues early, support learning, and ensure your child meets school health requirements.

📅 Don’t wait - schedule your child’s checkup today!

08/05/2025

👁️ Your Eyes Deserve a Closer Look

August is National Eye Exam Month - the perfect time to prioritize your vision and overall health.

A comprehensive eye exam does more than update your prescription; it can reveal early signs of serious conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure - often before symptoms appear.

Routine eye exams every 1–2 years help protect your vision, catch health issues early, and give you peace of mind.

📌 When was your last exam? Save this reminder and share it with someone who might be due for a checkup.

07/29/2025

🩺 When’s the last time you checked in on your health?

Preventive screenings help catch issues early - often before you notice symptoms.

Staying up to date can make a big difference in your long-term health, energy, and peace of mind. Here’s a quick look at what to keep on your radar by age:

👤 Ages 20–39: Blood pressure, cholesterol
👤 Ages 40–64: Colon cancer screening, diabetes check, mammogram
👤 65+: Bone density, hearing evaluation, fall risk assessment

Everyone’s needs are different- talk with your doctor to find out what screenings make sense for you!

07/22/2025

🧠 Are you taking care of your brain?

From memory and mood to movement and focus - your brain is at the center of everything you do.

This World Brain Day, we’re spotlighting the everyday habits that support long-term brain health:

✔️ Prioritize quality sleep
✔️ Stay physically active
✔️ Stay socially and mentally engaged
✔️ Manage blood pressure, cholesterol, and diabetes
✔️ Address memory changes early

It’s never too early to start protecting your brain.

💬 Share this with someone who could use a reminder to check in on their brain health today.

07/15/2025

💬 Healthy Relationships, Healthy You

July is Social Wellness Month - a reminder that taking care of your social connections is just as important as your physical and mental health. Strong, supportive relationships can reduce stress, boost your mood, and improve your overall well-being.

Whether it’s spending quality time with loved ones, reaching out to a friend you haven’t spoken to in a while, or simply practicing kindness in your daily interactions, every connection counts.

If you’re feeling isolated or disconnected, know that you’re not alone - and there are ways to build meaningful connections at any stage of life.

This month, take a moment to check in with yourself and those around you. Sometimes, a small conversation can make a big difference. 💙

Tag someone who makes your life better - or someone who could use a little extra connection right now. 💬✨

07/08/2025

☀️ Heat Exhaustion vs. Heat Stroke: Know the Signs

As temperatures climb, so does your risk of heat-related illness - especially during outdoor activities or prolonged sun exposure. Knowing the difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke can help you act fast and stay safe.

Heat exhaustion happens when your body overheats but is still trying to cool itself down - through sweating. You might feel dizzy, nauseous, weak, or get a headache. It’s your body’s early warning to rest, cool off, and hydrate.

Heat stroke is much more serious. It means your body can no longer regulate its temperature. Sweating stops, body temperature rises quickly, and symptoms like confusion, rapid heartbeat, or even fainting can set in. This is a medical emergency - call 911 right away.

🧊 When possible, stay in the shade, take breaks indoors, and hydrate regularly - especially during the hottest parts of the day.

Whether you're working, exercising, or just enjoying the sunshine, keep these signs in mind and listen to your body.

💬 Share this post with someone spending time outdoors this summer - you could help them spot the signs early.

07/01/2025

☀️ July is UV Safety Month - and a great time to focus on protecting the skin you’re in.

Ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun can cause long-term skin damage, premature aging, and increase your risk of skin cancer - even on cloudy days or during short trips outside. Thankfully, a few simple habits can make a big difference.

✅ Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher)
✅ Reapply every 2 hours - or after swimming or sweating
✅ Wear UV-blocking sunglasses and a wide-brimmed hat
✅ Stick to the shade when possible, especially between 10 AM - 4 PM
✅ Don’t forget spots like your ears, scalp, and hands

Whether you're walking your dog, working outside, or heading to the beach - your skin deserves protection.

☀️ Sun safety isn’t just for vacations - it’s for everyday life. Start with these easy tips, and share this post with someone who could use a reminder to protect their skin this summer!🧴🕶️

06/30/2025

We are ecstatic to welcome a new provider, Kaitlyn, to our staff!

Kaitlyn McIntosh is a Certified Family Nurse Practitioner with a diverse background in family medicine, urgent care, and end-of-life care. With a warm and approachable demeanor, Kaitlyn is known for her ability to connect with patients, ensuring they feel seen, heard, and supported throughout their healthcare journey.

Kaitlyn’s passion for medicine and helping others led her to earn a nursing degree from Lake Superior State University in 2016. Driven to expand her impact, she went on to earn her Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Michigan–Flint in 2020.

She began her nurse practitioner career in hospice, where she developed a deep appreciation for compassionate, patient-centered care. From there, she transitioned into family medicine and later explored the fast-paced world of urgent care. Now back in family medicine, Kaitlyn brings a well-rounded perspective to her practice, combining clinical excellence with a strong focus on education and preventative care.

Her goal is simple but powerful: to empower patients through knowledge, meet them where they are, and walk alongside them on their health journey.

When she’s not caring for patients, Kaitlyn enjoys spending time with her husband, children, and their beloved dogs. Whether she's camping, traveling, cooking up something delicious, or soaking in the great outdoors, Kaitlyn values quality time and making meaningful memories with friends and family.

06/24/2025

☀️ Ready for the heat? Here’s your summer health checklist.
Summer brings sunshine, outdoor fun, and travel - but it also comes with seasonal health risks that are easy to overlook. Here’s a simple guide to help you stay safe and well as temperatures rise:

Sun Protection
Sunscreen is a must, but don’t stop there. When possible, stay out of direct sun between 10 AM and 4 PM. Choose a broad-spectrum SPF 30+ and reapply often, especially if you’re sweating or swimming. Add sunglasses with UV protection and a wide-brim hat to keep your eyes and skin safer in the sun.

Hydration & Heat Safety
Drink more water than usual—especially on hot or active days - and wear light, breathable clothing. Try to limit time in direct heat when you can, and watch for signs of heat exhaustion like dizziness, heavy sweating, or nausea. Certain medications or health conditions can increase heat sensitivity, so check in with your doctor if needed.

Outdoor & Nature Safety
Bug bites and scratches can turn into bigger issues if ignored. Use insect repellent, check for ticks after time in tall grass or wooded areas, and clean minor scrapes from hiking or swimming. Avoid standing water to reduce mosquito exposure, and cover food and trash when dining outdoors.

Travel Health
Before heading out of town, double-check that you’ve packed all medications - and keep them cool if heat-sensitive. Travel-size sunscreen and a simple first aid kit can go a long way. If you're going far, know where to seek care if something comes up, and make sure you’re up to date on any recommended vaccines.

Water & Recreation Safety
Never swim alone and always supervise kids near water - even if they're strong swimmers. Wear water shoes to protect your feet on trails, docks, or rocky lakebeds, and make sure to hydrate before and after outdoor activity. Treat and cover any scrapes or bites promptly to prevent infection.

A few simple steps can help you make the most of your summer—safely. If you have questions or need support, don’t hesitate to reach out. 🩺💬

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154 S. Main Street, Suite 6
Frankenmuth, MI
48734

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

+19895021122

Website

http://www.frankenmuthmedical.com/

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