Susy Furr, FNP, was honored as FNU’s “Featured Preceptor” for the fall term https://frontier.edu/news/preceptor-spotlight-susy-furr-fnp/ … [Read More...]
Pediatrics
Newborn, child and teen care.
Research shows that people who have an ongoing relationship with a primary care physician have better overall health outcomes, lower death rates and lower total costs of care.
Our family practitioners see patients at six locations throughout Loudoun County
Leesburg Sterling Family Practice cares for patients of all ages. Our team of physicians and nurse practitioners focus on individualized care while developing a relationship with you and your family. We offer care for maintaining wellness, treating illness and injuries, and handling acute needs.
LSFP is there when you need us with walk in hours for established patients and same-day and urgent care appointments six-days a week, plus electronic records so you can be seen at any of our six convenient locations.
Comprehensive health care for families at all stages
LSFP is the area’s premier family practice group serving Loudoun County communities with comprehensive family health care since 1974.
"I’ve been going to Leesburg/Sterling Family Practice since I was born, and I am almost 30 now."
"I find this interactive method to be a better way of approaching ailments as opposed to a doctor who thinks their training is all that is needed to diagnose an issue."
"Dr. Charen is a doctor that cares about your well-being."
Your family healthcare team
From the moment you walk through our doors, the team at LSFP cares for your health needs. Our board-certified physicians and nurse practitioners see patients six days a week, with walk in, same-day and evening appointments. Routine well-care allows our practitioners to get to know you and understand your health profile and needs – a critical connection during times of illness or injury.
News & Health Information
Vaccines and Autism: Is there a connection?
Do vaccines cause autism spectrum disorder (ASD)? Many studies have looked at whether there is a relationship between vaccines and autism spectrum disorder (ASD). To date, the studies continue to show that vaccines are not associated with ASD. … [Read More...]