In most cases, it is best to see your primary care physician first.

The more experience the primary care physician has with a specific disease.

"Most primary care physicians write a prescription within the first three minutes," he says.

"In the eyes of the insurance company, we're just primary care physicians," he said.

Students are paired with a primary care physician during the first two years.

A. In many instances, the primary care physician doesn't know what he's talking about.

Many primary care physicians no longer see their patients while they are in the hospital.

"A lot of these people would not be here if they had a primary care physician."

Talk to your primary care physician or practitioner to find out more.

Most people with low back pain usually consult their primary care physician first.