Sharonville Family Medicine

Sharonville Family Medicine operates on a Medical Home fee structure. The practice publishes a fee letter and self-pay rates for members. Contact the office directly to get current pricing and enrollment details.

Yes, Sharonville Family Medicine offers same-day appointments as a standard practice. The office schedules 6 to 12 patients per day, which keeps availability more predictable. Patients do not need to wait days to be seen when they are sick.

Yes, Dr. Sawyer makes house calls when they make clinical sense. He also visits patients at long-term care facilities around the city. If you think a house call fits your situation, discuss it with the office when you call.

The practice provides family medicine, preventive care, health and wellness counseling, low carb lifestyle guidance, medical cannabis services, and specialty care coordination. Dr. Sawyer also visits patients at long-term care facilities and makes house calls when appropriate.

Yes, Dr. Sawyer provides medical cannabis evaluations and services. Patients interested in this option can raise it when scheduling or during a visit.

Dr. Sawyer emphasizes non-pharmaceutical strategies as a first approach to health and well-being. He uses lifestyle changes, wellness counseling, and patient education whenever possible. He prescribes medications when they are clinically necessary.

The practice has operated continuously since 1960, making it the longest-running private practice in Sharonville, Ohio. Dr. William P. Sawyer has led the practice since 1986, when he took over from Dr. Chester Nameth.

Yes, Dr. Sawyer helps patients navigate the broader healthcare system, including referrals for diagnostic testing and specialty care. He acts as the central coordinator for his patients' overall care.

The practice provides links to Ohio Healthcare Power of Attorney forms, Ohio Living Will forms, Ohio DNR forms, and a Release of Records Form. Patients can print these and bring them to the office to complete the process in person.