Albany Family Medical Center

10/15/2026

Albany Family Medical Center will be closing at noon on Friday October 16th to participate in the foothill's festival parade. We hope to see you there in the crowd of people enjoying time with your family and friends!

10/13/2026

Albany Family Medical Center Celebrates Pink Out Day Supporting Breast Cancer Awareness for those who have lost their battle, those that have survived their battle & everyone that may fight this battle.
We also brought in pink treats for employees to enjoy! If you have any concerns with any healthcare issues we are here for you & can be reached at 606-387-5953

10/09/2026

Here at Albany Family Medical Center, we care about all of your healthcare needs both physically and mentally. We are here for you & can be reached at 606-387-5953.

10/08/2026

Here at Albany Family Medical Center, we want to wish Chelsea Thompson our Care Coordinator a very Happy Birthday! We love you & appreciate you!

09/11/2026

Albany Family Medical Center Remembers where we were & the heartache everyone felt that September Day. Remembering every person involved & their families during a day that we will always remember through the tears and prayers felt all over the world that day!

09/04/2026

Happy Labor Day from Albany Family Medical Center!
Our office will be closed on Monday September 7th, 2026, and re-open on Tuesday September 8th, 2026.

09/03/2026

Albany Family Medical Center wants to wish our very own Rebecca Coffey one of the Happiest of Birthdays! Hope your day is extra special and your crew loves you very much!

08/19/2026

08/13/2026

Vaccines train the immune system to recognize and fight specific pathogens without causing the disease itself. When vaccinated, your body produces antibodies and memory cells that respond quickly if exposed to the real pathogen, often preventing illness entirely or reducing its severity.
This is much safer than acquiring immunity through natural infection, which can be dangerous or even fatal.
Immunization protects vulnerable populations, such as infants, the elderly, and those with weakened immune systems, who may not be able to fight infections on their own.
Here at Albany Family Medical Center Office of Carol Denney & Matthew Savage we are here for you & all your healthcare needs.
You can reach the office at 606-387-5953

08/06/2026

Early detection significantly improves treatment outcomes. Screening tests can identify cancers before symptoms appear, and it is important to monitor for changes in the body and consult a healthcare provider promptly.
Common screening methods include mammograms, colonoscopies, Pap tests, and low-dose CT scans for high-risk individuals. We are here for all your healthcare needs at Albany Family Medical Center Office of Carol Denney, APRN and Matthew Savage, APRN. You can reach our office at 606-387-5953