Ford Employees Find Care

See a primary care doctor for short-term, long-term or preventive care.

How it works

You make an appointment to see your doctor. Many offices offer same-day appointments and others keep their phones open after hours.

When to use it

If you or a loved one isn't feeling well, you're not pressed for time and it isn't an emergency. When it comes to your health, no one knows you like your primary doctor. Over time, they get to know what illnesses you're prone to and what medications seem to help. And if you need it, they can also recommend follow-up care so you can count on them through your entire care journey.

Receive answers to quick medical questions when your doctor's office is closed.

How it works

A registered nurse speaks with you over the phone, day or night.

When to use it

If you'd like free advice on whether you should self-treat symptoms or head to the doctor.

Virtual Care makes it easy for you and your family to get care. You can get a prescription if you need it, and even walk away with a visit summary to share with your primary care provider.

How it works

You get face-to-face time — at anytime and from anywhere in the U.S. — with a U.S. board-certified doctor. Just use your smart phone, tablet or computer for a virtual visit.

When to use it

If your doctor isn't available but you'd still like a quick consultation with one. It's also a good option if you're traveling.

Virtual Care brochure (PDF)

How it works

You're seen by a nurse practitioner or physician assistant at a clinic inside your local drug or grocery store.

When to use it

If you'd like a quick, in-person consultation for minor symptoms when your doctor is out. Retail health clinics are usually right around the corner at places you already visit during the week. Just walk in and get treated. Then, pick up your prescription and over-the-counter meds, all in one place. Many offer evening and weekend hours, too.

Urgent care centers are a good choice if it's after hours, you have a minor illness or injury, and you'd like in-person care.

How it works

You simply walk in. No appointment is needed.

When to use it

If you or a loved one has moderate symptoms, your doctor isn't available but you'd still like an in-person consultation.

Sometimes you get sick when your doctor's office is closed or busy. Urgent care centers can help you with that. They offer extended hours and weekend service that's perfect for the whole family. Many offer labs and diagnostic services, too – giving you convenience and peace of mind.