Family Medicine of SayeBrook

01/01/2026

Happy New Year from all of us at Family Medicine of SayeBrook.

12/26/2025

And we have a winner. 🏆🎄

12/25/2025

12/24/2025

As we gather this holiday season, our hearts are full of gratitude for our wonderful patients and dedicated staff. 🌟 Your trust and support motivate us every day. Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year filled with joy, health and happiness.

12/12/2025

Mark your calendars!

Our office will be closed from Dec 25 to Jan 1 as we take time to celebrate with loved ones. We'll return on Jan 2, ready to embrace 2026!

12/10/2025

We had a very special visitor today. ❤️🎄

12/08/2025

Don't let fraud ruin your holiday. Below are some common scams.

Tech support scams
Tech support claims your computer has malware and requests payment to fix the defects or access your computer.

Impersonation scams
Scammers pose as a legitimate company (like Capital One) or a utility company and request personal information or a payment transfer in order to make things "right" on your account. They might also use a fake caller ID that could show up as a legit company's number and/ or request remote access to your device. Scammer posing as a utility company might warn you to pay your balance within a limited time or else the utility will be shut off.

Fake websites
Legitimate-looking websites are being created by scammers, and a quick Google search will lead you to a real-looking phone number. When you call, they’ll try to obtain your sign-in details or other information.

Romance scams
If you are asked for financial support from a new partner in a relationship that’s been exclusively online, you’re likely a target of this elaborate scheme.

Charity scams
You receive a request to donate to a charity that you've never heard of and for which you can’t find an official website.

Debt relief
You receive a request for payment in order to establish a service relationship to pay, settle or get rid of debt.

FTC / IRS scams
Scam artists are pretending to be IRS officials to get your money. They'll call, email, or text you claiming you owe back taxes or there's a problem with your tax return. They even rig caller ID to make their call look official. They play on your fears.

Lottery scams
You receive a request to prepay fees or taxes in order to receive a large prize you supposedly won.

Grandparent scam
You receive a call or text message from someone claiming to be a grandchild or loved one asking for money to help with an emergency, plus instructions on where to send the funds.

Online Merchant/Marketplace Scams
When responding to ads or interacting in marketplaces on social media, research sellers and products independently to ensure legitimacy. Notice the red flags like a high-ticket item for a price too-good-to-be-true or a buyer who “accidentally” overpaid you for an item or someone asking for personal information or redirecting to an unfamiliar/strange looking URL.

There are many more out there. Stay vigilant.

12/06/2025

Each member of our amazing team has a personalized ornament.

11/22/2025

Thanksgiving closure notice 🍂

We’ll be taking time to celebrate with our loved ones this Thanksgiving. Our doors will close Wednesday, 11/26 at noon, and we’ll reopen on Monday, 12/1. Thank you for your understanding and support as we allow our team time to rest and enjoy the holiday.