Dr. Brianna FowlsMD

Dr. Fowls treats a wide range of primary care conditions. These include diabetes, anxiety, allergies, migraines, respiratory infections, and UTIs. She also manages chronic diseases, assists with weight management, and handles acute concerns like minor lacerations. For conditions requiring specialist care, Dr. Fowls provides referrals and coordinates with other providers.

Dr. Fowls integrates food directly into her patients' treatment plans for illness, weight management, and overall well-being. She provides tailored dietary guidance during visits and teaches hands-on cooking skills through personalized in-home culinary instruction sessions. She also teaches culinary medicine to medical students at New Jersey Medical School.

Yes. Dr. Fowls holds board certification in family medicine. She completed her residency at Robert Wood Johnson Somerset Family Medicine Residency, where she served as Chief Resident.

Dr. Fowls attended New Jersey Medical School for her medical degree. She completed her family medicine residency at Robert Wood Johnson Somerset Family Medicine Residency, where she was selected as Chief Resident. Her undergraduate work was at Ramapo College of New Jersey, where she majored in mathematics and visual arts sculpture.

Yes. Home visits are a core part of how Dr. Fowls practices. Membership includes up to six home visits per year. She performs physical exams, sports and school physicals, acute care, and select procedures in the home. Multiple family members can be seen during a single visit.

Dr. Fowls performs a range of procedures during home visits. These include EKGs, spirometry, sutures, cryotherapy of benign skin lesions, abscess drainage, and ear wax removal. She also conducts in-home lab tests for strep, pregnancy, urinalysis, and glucose finger sticks.

Walk With Your Doc is a program Dr. Fowls offers to combine light exercise with a medical visit. During a 30 to 60 minute walk, patients discuss their health goals, questions, or concerns with Dr. Fowls. It reflects her belief that good health includes movement and an ongoing relationship with your doctor.

Yes. Dr. Fowls has completed clinical volunteer work in Newark, NJ, as well as in Haiti, Peru, and Ecuador. She holds membership in the Gold Humanism Honor Society and received the Humanism Scholarship from the Healthcare Foundation for Humanism and Medicine, whose Alumni Advisory Board she currently serves on.

Dr. Fowls provides care for adults and children. Under the family membership plan, children ages one to 26 qualify when they live in the same home as the primary member. She covers well visits, physicals, acute care, and chronic disease management across age groups.