Offering Primary Care

Glens Falls Hospital brings quality primary care to residents of Hudson Falls, Fort Edward, and Glens Falls at the Hudson Falls Medical Center. By entrusting your health to the doctors and staff of this center, you receive quality care and well-coordinated access to the services of Glens Falls Hospital and the Albany Med Health System.

Convenient Hours

Most of Glens Falls Hospital’s primary care providers offer early morning/late evening or weekend hours. If you are in need of clinical advice after your primary care office has closed, please call the office and you will be transferred to an operator who will contact a provider to return your call promptly.

We also offer urgent care services for non-life threatening conditions at the Urgent Care at Cambridge Medical Center. In addition, the Emergency Department at Glens Falls Hospital is open 24/7.

For appointments: 518-747-3376

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Virtual Behavioral Health Services with aptihealth

Glens Falls Hospital partners with aptihealth to provide access to virtual behavioral health services. All patients from any our seven primary care practices can access integrated physical and behavioral care through the aptihealth platform within days. aptihealth’s supportive care team model and patient-driven care program has been shown to decrease symptom severity by over 50 percent, resulting in improved health outcomes.

Following an initial screening with one of our providers, patients in need of behavioral health care are referred to aptihealth. Patients are then matched with a behavioral health therapist who specializes in their areas of need, and together they develop a personalized, goal-oriented 90-day care plan that includes convenient teletherapy, medication management as needed, and unlimited messaging between therapy sessions. The aptihealth platform enables progress to be tracked weekly and the care team, including the patient’s primary care doctor, therapist, prescriber, and care manager, remain connected. If you are interested in learning more, please talk to your primary care provider.