Capital Area Health Network

Our Mission

Our unique services go beyond basic care. The torch in our logo symbolizes our commitment to the highest level of excellence in our services and programs.

•   Accept All Insurance Plans
•   Free Transportation
•   General Dentistry
•   Mental Health Program
•   Pharmacy Connections
•   Primary Care Physicians
•   Social Worker On Site
•   Wellness

We offer to you a Primary Healthcare Home. One that is built on the foundation of a trusting, ongoing relationship with a committed staff, and highly experienced Physicians.

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Capital Area Health Network is now following JoiCasado ADMN2
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Cardiovascular Consultants, Ltd. is now following Capital Area Health Network
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Capital Area Health Network is now following Steven Gurland, MD
On Sep 04
Capital Area Health Network is now following MDLIVE
On Sep 04
Capital Area Health Network is now following TherapyLiveCare
On Sep 04
Carla King, MD of Capital Area Health Network answered:

What do I need to know about my child's Crohn's disease?

Crohn's disease is a chronic inflammatory bowel disease. Most patients present with symptoms before the age of 20 years. The most common symptoms of Crohn's disease include diarrhea, rectal bleeding and abdominal pain. Symptoms specifically related to the pediatric population include growth delay and... Full Post

On Jul 15
Carla King, MD of Capital Area Health Network answered:

What is the treatment for a yeast rash in babies?

Yeast rash in infants most commonly occurs in the diaper area. This is a great place for yeast to grow due to the excessive moisture in this region. The first line of treatment is zinc oxide which can be purchased over the counter in various forms. Also white petrolatum ointment (Vaseline, Aquaphor) can be used... Full Post

On Dec 10, 2011
Carla King, MD of Capital Area Health Network answered:

What treatment options are available for pediatric allergies?

A variety of treatment options are available for children with allergies. Antihistamines whether short acting (Benadryl) or long acting (Claritin, Zyrtec or Allegra) taken daily can be very effective. Nasal steroids and normal saline nasal mist are also helpful at decreasing the symptoms of nasal congestion and mucus
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On Dec 10, 2011

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