Welcome! The CAMC Medicine Clinic is a patient-centered facility where board-certified Internal Medicine physicians and residents collaborate to provide high-quality care. Our clinic serves as a vital part of our community, offering comprehensive and accessible services tailored to adult and geriatric patients. 

Our Services
  • Chronic disease management (e.g., diabetes, hypertension, congestive heart failure, COPD, etc.)
  • Comprehensive adult primary care
  • Medication management and review
  • Preventative health screenings and physical exams
  • Specialists and pharmacy care coordination
Our location

Appointments
Patients are seen by appointment only, though we typically have same day availability.

  • How to schedule an appointment
    Call our office: 304-388-8240
    Monday-Thursday, 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
    Friday, 7:30 a.m. – noon
  • Online self-scheduling

Tips

  • If you arrive more than 15 minutes after your appointment time, we may need to reschedule your appointment for another day.
  • If you need to cancel or reschedule an appointment, please call us at least 24 hours prior to your appointment at 304-388-8240. This will allow us to work with other patients who are waiting to be seen.
  • Please bring all medications that you take to your appointment. This includes all prescription medications, vitamins, herbs and over-the-counter medications.
  • If you need a refill before your next visit, please call/message ahead at least one week prior to running out.

CAMC Medicine Clinic patients have access to our services from the comfort of home or through a CAMC Telemedicine Center that may be located near you. Talk with your provider about these options for scheduling a virtual visit:

Scheduling a virtual visit from your home

To schedule a telemedicine visit from your home, you’ll need a reliable internet or cellular connection and a smartphone, tablet or computer with a camera and speaker.

When the time comes to start your visit, follow these step-by-step instructions:

  • You will contacted by nursing staff on the morning of your visit for registration and intake.
  • You will receive a link via text or email to your device.
  • Click on the link to open it and follow the on-screen instructions.

Tips for your virtual visit:

  • Be in a quiet space with good lighting and a simple background.
  • Make sure the volume is turned up on your device.
  • Do not attempt a visit while driving or operating any kind of machinery or vehicle.
  • Attempt to be in an area with good cellular or internet connection. Wi-Fi is best.
  • You may invite a family member to join or assist in your visit.
  • If you track vital signs such as blood pressure, pulse, temperature, weight or blood sugar at home, have those ready.
  • Have your medication list and any refill needs available for review, if needed.
  • Have your questions prepared and report on any difficulties you are experiencing.
  • If you become disconnected during the visit, go back to the invitation text or email and click on the link to re-join.

Scheduling a virtual visit at a CAMC Telemedicine Center

If you are unable to schedule a telemedicine visit from your home or cannot travel to our office, CAMC offers Telemedicine Centers where our staff can assist you in connecting with your doctor through a secure, private video conference quickly and easily. See our Telemedicine Center locations on a map or visit camc.org/Telemedicine to learn more.

The following community resources are not affiliated with CAMC but may be of assistance:

•  United Way 211

     ○  Allows patients to call, text or chat with a specialist to receive a list of resources specific to their location and need

•  United Way Quick Guides

     ○  List of resources for other counties may be found by searching “United Way (county name) West Virginia” on Google or other search engine

•  Covenant House

     ○  Provides housing assistance, emergency assistance for people facing eviction or utility shutoffs, has a food pantry, free medical care with WV health right clinic on site, assistance with obtaining employment, education, counseling, and assistance obtaining birth certificates and other government documentation

•  Pharmacy Services

     ○  CAMC has multiple retail pharmacies in Charleston and Teays Valley where you can fill your prescriptions and talk with our pharmacists about getting the lowest costs possible for your medications. To find a CAMC Pharmacy near you, visit www.camc.org/Pharmacy.

Transportation Resources

•  Kanawha Regional Transportation Authority

     ○  Provides bus routes throughout the Kanawha Valley

•  Non-emergency transport for Medicaid patients

•  Good News Mountaineer Garage

     ○  Offers programs for individuals receiving substance use-disorder treatments and families to receive a car

•  For non-emergency needs, such as medication questions or questions for providers, call 304-388-5590 or message via the patient portal.

•  After hours/emergency care: When the office is closed, a doctor is on call to answer urgent questions. If you have a concern that cannot wait until the office is open, call the hospital operator at 304-388-5432 and ask for the medical resident on call to be paged. If you need immediate assistance, go to the nearest emergency room or call 911.

•  PatientLink is CAMC’s patient portal and allows you to electronically access your health records and other information about your care. For more information, visit PatientLink | CAMC| patient portal.

Our team:

Residents