Dr. Mary Swanson obtained her medical degree from the University of Washington Medical School and completed her family medicine residency at Swedish Family Medicine in Seattle.
Please call 360-671-3345 for an appointment.
Dr. Molly Parker obtained her medical degree from the University of Washington Medical School and completed her family medicine residency and obstetrical fellowship at Swedish Family Medicine in Seattle.
Please call 360-384-1511 for an appointment.
She provides comprehensive medical care to patients of all ages with a special interest in musculoskeletal health and the “whole person” approach.
The Family Care Network Medical Testing Center (MTC) is an extension of your doctor's office which provides specialized diagnostic testing that is ordered by your physician. Tests available include exercise treadmills, cardiac perfusion studies, nuclear medicine imaging, peripheral artery disease testing, ambulatory blood pressure monitoring and bone density testing for osteoporosis. read more »
Family Medicine is the "people" specialty that focuses on primary medical care with an emphasis on preventive medicine. It is estimated that approximately 90% of the problems that people consult physicians about can be most efficiently and competently managed by family physicians. read more »
At Family Care Network, we are a team of health care professionals and support personnel, who are located in family medical offices throughout Bellingham, and Whatcom County Washington. read more »
The warm, sunny summer days in our area have been enticing many of us outdoors, and some of us can't resist spending hours outside this time of year. read more »
Family Care Network (FCN) has moved their corporate administrative offices and patient accounts center from Lynden, WA to 709 West Orchard Drive, Suite #4 in Bellingham, effective immediately. read more »
The doctors of Family Care Network (FCN) are pleased to announce that we have endorsed the following Medicare Advantage plans for 2008: read more »
Headaches are one of life's most common maladies, and most of the time they are self limited and easy to treat. Occasionally, a headache can become a big problem that recurs or lingers. When this happens, a person's quality of life suffers greatly. FCN family physician Dr. Jim Moren understands this well. He has long had an interest in treating headaches, and over the years, has made it his business to undergo special training and education in order to develop additional expertise in the treatment of headaches. read more »
What practical things can you do to maintain good health, and screen for preventable diseases? read more »