Crayola Flowers – Celebrate with Purpose

Mother’s Day is a time to honor the women who shape our lives with love, wisdom, and care. Whether it’s a mom, grandmother, or a cherished mother figure, there’s no better way to say “thank you” than with a gift that gives back. That’s why we’re proud to share the Mother’s Day Edition of Crayola…

Read More


March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month: How PHN is Advancing Colorectal Cancer Screening in Our Communities

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month! It’s a time to focus on the importance of colorectal cancer screening and its potential to save lives. At PHN, we are proud to be a part of ongoing efforts to reduce its impact in our communities. In January 2023, we were honored to receive the HRSA Accelerating Cancer…

Read More


Empowering Patients with Self-Registration: PHN Patient Portal Update!

Self-registration now available on PHN’s Patient Portal!

Read More


Commended by President Biden: Our Exceptional Community Relief Efforts

We are thrilled to share that Primary Health Network was among the esteemed group of first responders and other stakeholders who met with President Biden during his recent visit to Darlington, Pennsylvania, in the aftermath of the tragic train derailment affecting the community. Honored By the President | Dr. George Garrow Accepts Recognition: Dr. George…

Read More

Extreme close up on health insurance forms and a pen

Primary Health Networks set to provide Health Insurance Enrollment Assistance

At Primary Health Network, we understand the importance of accessibility when it comes to healthcare. In addition to having access to primary care and specialty services, having affordable health insurance coverage is a crucial component of healthcare in the United States. Those who are uninsured are less likely to seek care due to out-of-pocket costs,…

Read More

A close-up of a man's nose, mouth, and bearded chin. The man is wearing a white shirt and bow tie

Important COVID-19 Update from our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. George Garrow

As leaders in healthcare, the entire team at Primary Health Network is going above and beyond to do essential work to protect you and all of our communities during these uncertain times. Across the country, people are putting off receiving much needed healthcare services because of fear of potential exposure to COVID-19. While we understand…

Read More

A posed woman with dark brown hair in a burgundy shirt

Dr. Corinne Brooks Provides Advice on Explaining COVID-19 to Children

Children are becoming more and more exposed to mainstream media and information surrounding COVID-19. This information may cause worry and fear in children. To ensure they are receiving the most reliable information, it is important for parents or guardians to sit down and discuss the current pandemic as a family. Primary Health Network Pediatrician, Dr….

Read More

A medical professional uses a stethoscope to check a man's blood pressure

PHN’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. George Garrow, shares information on the ways to control high blood pressure during the pandemic

High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, is a condition that makes the heart work extra hard to circulate the blood throughout the body. According to the CDC, nearly one-third of American adults, and two-thirds of Americans over the age of 60, have high blood pressure. Unfortunately, more than half of them have blood pressure…

Read More

A clipboard with glasses, a stethoscope, and a pen. In the background is a laptop and a person

Telehealth Services allows for Primary Health Network to rapidly respond to patients during COVID-19 Pandemic

As the fight against COVID-19 continues to evolve, organizations such as Primary Health Network have had to make a significant operational shift in the way care is delivered. The Community Health Center announced on March 30th the expansion of their Telehealth Services Network wide. Through this tech-enabled service, Primary Health Network was able to quickly…

Read More

Extreme close up of red wine being poured into a glass

The Facts About Drinking Alcohol while on Medication

After a long day at work, you may not think twice about reaching for a glass of wine or bottle of beer when you get home. You just have one drink, eat a healthy dinner, and make sure to stay hydrated with a big glass of water. But let’s say you took a few ibuprofen…

Read More