Mon Health Primary Care: Your Partner in Staying Healthy This Flu Season

As flu season approaches, Vandalia Health’s Mon Health Primary Care is dedicated to helping patients and families in West Virginia stay healthy.

Flu season can bring a host of concerns, from mild symptoms to serious complications, especially for vulnerable populations like children, the elderly, and those with chronic conditions. That’s why having access to a trusted primary care physician (PCP) is so important during this time. Regular check-ups, vaccinations, and early intervention when symptoms arise can make all the difference in protecting your health and minimizing the flu’s impact.

With 15 convenient locations across the region, including four walk-in clinics, Mon Health offers a wide range of primary care services including family medicine, internal medicine, and pediatrics, ensuring that patients of all ages receive the care they need, when they need it.

“Seeing a primary care provider early in flu season is crucial to stay ahead of illness,” says Dr. William Mitchell, Primary Care Physician at Mon Health. “We can help you stay informed, provide vaccinations, and offer expert guidance on how to protect yourself and your family throughout the season.”

Mon Health's primary care providers offer personalized care, making it easier for patients to manage symptoms. The flu can often mimic the symptoms of other viruses, including COVID-19, and a primary care provider plays an essential role in accurate diagnosis and treatment.

“At Mon Health, we believe in providing comprehensive care that’s accessible and convenient for all patients,” says Erin Hathaway, Primary Care Service Line Director at Mon Health. “With our wide network of locations and walk-in clinics, we’re committed to helping our communities stay healthy during flu season and beyond.”

To learn more about Mon Health Primary Care or to schedule an appointment, visit MonHealth.com/PrimaryCare.