McLaren Port Huron Family Medicine

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Location Information

McLaren Port Huron Family Medicine

1216 Richardson St
Suite 1
Port Huron, MI 48060
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Phone:(810) 987-6318
Fax: (810) 987-6328

Hours

Monday: 08:30 AM - 06:30 PM
Tuesday: 08:30 AM - 06:30 PM
Wednesday: 08:30 AM - 06:30 PM
Thursday: 08:30 AM - 06:30 PM
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Virtual Care Appointments Available

Virtual Visit Appointment Information

Below is information about how to schedule and start a virtual visit with your physician

  1. Call the office and request a virtual visit.

    If your medical need can be managed by a telehealth visit, the office will assist you in scheduling an appointment.

    Telehealth appointments are confidential visits between a patient (regardless of location) and provider. Patients can participate in telehealth visits using any web-camera-enabled device such as a smartphone, tablet, or computer with a web camera installed.

  2. Receive an email with login instructions

    Once the appointment is scheduled, the patient will receive an email from mclaren.org with a link to the “virtual waiting room” the day before the visit.

  3. Login 15 minutes prior to your visit

    On the day of the visit, the patient is contacted by a staff member from the office about 15 minutes before the scheduled appointment to assist the patient in entering the “Virtual Waiting Room”.

The office is located near McLaren Port Huron hospital. Dr. Vladimir Stefan is a family medicine physician and is seeing patients at the McLaren Port Huron Family Medicine office. Along with a team of dedicated health care professionals, our provider provides a wide variety of services for patients of all ages. 

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Visitor Restrictions

In an effort maintain a safe environment for our patients and staff, McLaren Medical Group is limiting the number of visitors to our facilities.

  • At this time, each patient is asked to limit those accompanying them on appointments to one healthy adult.
  • The accompanying person should be essential in the patient’s plan of care, transport and/or communication. If a support person is not necessary, patients are asked to attend their visit alone.

We appreciate your understanding and consideration with this request