- Cold and flu management: Diagnosis and treatment of common respiratory infections, allergies, and viral illnesses.
- Infections: Treatment of infections such as urinary tract infections (UTIs), ear infections, skin infections, and respiratory infections.
- Injuries: Treatment for minor injuries such as sprains, strains, cuts, and burns.

- Diabetes management: Monitoring blood sugar levels, medications, and lifestyle changes for managing type 1 and type 2 diabetes.
- Hypertension (high blood pressure): Blood pressure management through medication and lifestyle modifications.
- Asthma and allergies: Care for asthma management and allergy symptoms.
- Heart disease: Management of cardiovascular conditions, including cholesterol management and monitoring for heart disease risk factors.
- Chronic pain: Treatment and management of chronic pain conditions, such as arthritis or back pain.

- Well-child visits: Routine exams, growth and development monitoring, and vaccinations for children.
- Pediatric care for illness: Diagnosis and treatment of common childhood illnesses such as ear infections, fevers, rashes, and respiratory infections.
- Developmental screening: Evaluating milestones in growth and development for infants and toddlers.

- Routine gynecological care: Annual exams, pap smears, and breast health evaluations.
- Family planning: Contraceptive counseling, birth control prescriptions, and fertility advice.
- Menstrual disorders: Diagnosis and treatment of menstrual irregularities, menopause management, and related conditions.
- Prenatal care: Basic prenatal care during pregnancy and referral to obstetrician.

- Prostate health: Prostate cancer screenings, as well as care for conditions like benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).
- Sexual health: Treatment for erectile dysfunction, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and other urological issues.
- Testosterone levels: Monitoring and treatment of low testosterone levels.

- Elder care: Preventive health management and treatment for common age-related conditions such as osteoporosis, dementia, and mobility issues.
- Medication management: Review and management of medications to avoid polypharmacy (multiple medications) and side effects.

- Skin biopsies: Removing and testing suspicious moles or skin lesions.
- Laceration repair: Suturing minor cuts or injuries.
- Wart removal: Treatment for warts or other skin conditions.
- Joint injections: Injections for pain management in joints such as knees or shoulders.

- Mental health screenings: Identifying signs of depression, anxiety, and other mental health conditions.
- Behavioral counseling: Offering counseling or referring to mental health specialists for ongoing therapy.
- Stress management: Providing strategies for stress reduction, as well as support for managing mental well-being.

- Blood work: Ordering routine lab tests for cholesterol, blood sugar, and other vital health markers.
- Urine tests: Screening for infections, kidney function, and metabolic conditions.
- X-rays and imaging: Refer people to diagnostic centres.

- Specialist referrals: If a person requires more specialized care (e.g., cardiology, dermatology), the family medicine provider will refer them to an appropriate specialist.
- Care coordination: Ensuring that care is integrated, especially for people with multiple conditions, and assisting in managing appointments with different healthcare providers.