Primary Care
The Cedar Clinic
For more than 20 years, Juneau Bone & Joint Center has earned the trust of Southeast Alaska by delivering exceptional specialty care with compassion, expertise, and a commitment to every patient.
Now, we’re growing to care for even more of you. This fall, a brand-new primary care clinic built on the same standard of personalized, patient-centered care our community has trusted for more than two decades.
The Cedar Clinic will extend our care beyond bones and joints, providing comprehensive primary healthcare for individuals and families in a welcoming environment. Whether you’re managing a chronic condition, staying on top of preventive care, or simply looking for a primary care provider who truly listens, you’ll find the thoughtful, individualized approach you’ve come to expect from Juneau Bone & Joint Center.
Cedar Clinic is coming soon. Call JBJC at (907) 364-2663 to schedule an appointment.
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(907) 364-2672
Primary Care Services
At Cedar Clinic, we’re here for the routine, the unexpected and everything in between. From annual wellness exams and preventive screenings to sick visits, medication management and ongoing care for chronic conditions, our goal is to make it easier to get the care you need, close to home.
Primary care services include:
Annual wellness exams & physicals
Sick visits & minor illnesses
Preventive screenings & lab work
Chronic condition management
Medication management & refills
Women’s & men’s health
Vaccinations & immunizations
Mental health support
Specialist referrals & care coordination
Cedar Clinic at Juneau Bone & Joint Center is comprehensive primary care for our Juneau community.
Meet our Certified Physicians Assistant
Chelsie Coffman, PA-C
Chelsie Coffman, PA-C, provides primary care at the Cedar Clinic, part of Juneau Bone & Joint Center.
Chelsie brings a decade of experience living and working across Southeast Alaska, with a career rooted in rural and remote medicine. She has cared for patients in communities without road access, often hundreds of miles from the nearest hospital or healthcare facility. That experience has given Chelsea a broad approach to primary care. She helps patients manage chronic conditions, address urgent concerns, and navigate unexpected medical needs. At the heart of her practice is a belief that patients should be active participants in their own healthcare.