Town Family Doctor

09/18/2025

Town Family Doctor has been serving the Prospect, KY community since 2008, providing trusted, family-owned healthcare that is “far from ordinary, close to home.” Specializing in family practice, weight treatment, and concierge medicine, our mission is to restore the valuable time and meaningful connections between doctor and patient that modern medicine often overlooks. We proudly serve Prospect, Northfield, Crestwood, Norton Commons, and Louisville with personalized, compassionate care tailored to every stage of life. At Town Family Doctor, we are committed to continuing our tradition of excellence while building strong relationships within the community we call home.

08/12/2025

04/23/2025

Dear Patients our phones and internet are down. For any messaging please use patient portal or send us an Email to tfd@townfamilydoctor.com. We are hoping to be back and operational by this afternoon

11/27/2024

Happy thanksgiving 🦃

09/30/2024

Welcome Welcome Welcome

09/20/2024

Exciting News!

Town Family Doctor is proud and overjoyed to announce that Radiant Skin Treatments is moving to Norton Commons after 15 years of serving the St. Matthews area!

They will begin seeing clients in the Town Family Doctor building starting Monday, September 30, 2024 and will be offering 20% off for the month of October to all new clients. Call 502-614-8088 for scheduling.

JOIN US FOR THEIR GRAND OPENING!
When: OCTOBER 4, 2024 from 6pm-8pm
Where: 9501 Norton Commons Blvd., Prospect, KY 40059

Come and join the owner, Arina Pejic, an esthetician with over 20 years of experience, and talk all things skin with us!

Prize drawings will take place, and include the chance to win: Complementary customized skin treatments, clinical skincare products, gift bags, and more! To sweeten the night, Gelato Gilberto will be offering a complimentary ice cream of your choice to attendees!

See you there!!!

https://www.radiantskintreatment.com/

11/24/2021

Happy Thanksgiving

11/08/2020

The only “luggage” we brought in America 26 years ago as a refugee from Bosnia. It is not what you have but what you will do with that “luggage “!

One of the Seremet Family most treasured possessions.

06/25/2020

Dear patients, as expected we are seeing increase in Covid-19 cases. Wearing face mask and hand washing and social distancing remain best prevention we have. There is limited research that shows benefit of Vitamin D, Vitamin C and Zinc combo in reducing severity of the disease. Please practice safe socializing and don't forget to wear your masks, there is nothing embarrassing about it.

03/20/2020

Dear patients, Commissioner of public health, Dr Stack has informed healthcare providers to do their outmost to reduce patient exposure while maintaining access and care to their patients. For that reason Medicare has temporary waved limitations on Telehealth and it is expected that commercial insurances will do the same. Practically that means that
1. All non-essential visits like annual physical, wellness visits will be post ponded for few weeks.
2. Most of treatment continuation visits will take place via our telehealth app Medici. (keep receipts since there is strong indication that they might be reimburse by insurance once coding has been established)
3. Some of new treatments that do not necessitate physical examination can be also started Via telehealth app Medici
4. DEA has temporary waved requirement for face to face visit for schedule II-V drugs. This means that all our patients who are on quarterly follow up for these schedule drugs can have their visit done via Telehealth Medici app. Electronic prescribing for these schedule drugs is still not set up but we are working on that as well. For now we will have curb side script pickup.
5. We will still be open for acute visits that necessitate physical examination and testing. For those patients we have implemented procedures of car check in, car to room direct access, separation of sick and healthy rooms, and frequent daily surface scrubbing.

So, majority of health visits in near future will be done via Telehealth. We are still guided by rules of practicing. This means that we still cannot write medication or send referrals that we have not evaluated for. Also if your medication has been last evaluated outside of recommended time line for your particular medication, continuation of therapy will necessitate evaluation through Telehealth. We are granting 30 days emergency refill for patients who are barely outside recommended time line for follow up and whose medication is not controlled substance.
For any additional question please contact office ether via portal or directly over phone.

03/20/2020

Dear Patients,

The Commissioner of Public Health, Dr Stack, has informed healthcare providers to do their utmost to reduce patient exposure while maintaining access and care to their patients. For that reason, Medicare has temporarily waived their limitations on Tele-Health visits and it is expected that commercial insurances will do the same. Practically, that means that:

1. All non-essential visits such as Annual Physicals and wellness visits will be postponed for a few weeks.
2. Most of the treatment continuation visits will take place via our Tele-Health app Medici. (Keep receipts since there is a strong indication that insurance companies might reimburse the patients by insurance once coding has been established.)
3. Some new treatments that do not necessitate a physical examination can be also started via Tele-Health.
4. The DEA has temporarily waived the requirement for face-to-face visits for schedule II-V drugs. This means that all of our patients who have quarterly follow ups for these schedule drugs can have their visit via the Tele-Health Medici app. Electronic prescribing for these schedule drugs is still not set up but we are working on that as well. For now we will have curb-side script pickup, just call the office when you arrive.
5. We will still be open for acute visits that necessitate a physical examination and/or testing. For those patients, we have implemented the procedures of car check in, car-to-room direct access, separation of sick and healthy rooms, and frequent daily surface scrubbing.

Therefore, the majority of health visits in the near future will be done via Tele-Health, however we are still guided by the rules of practicing. This means that we still cannot write medications or send referrals for conditions that we have not evaluated. Also, if your medication has been last evaluated outside of the recommended timeline for your particular medication, continuation of therapy will necessitate an evaluation through Tele-Health. We are granting a 30 day emergency refill for patients who are barely outside of the recommended timeline for a follow up and whose medication is not a controlled substance.

For any additional questions, please contact the office via phone or patient portal.

Town Family Doctor

03/18/2020

In the last two to three weeks, there has been information coming from France about Ibuprofen worsening symptoms in patients with COVID-19. There is no current research that confirms or denies this, and the information, although coming from the French health minister, has not been scientifically confirmed. I will post an article summarizing opinions of various health care specialists and in which cases they would recommend Tylenol to be taken first before Ibuprofen.
-Dzani
https://apple.news/A5z7tQbQQQ6avdDAv4jzi1w

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