
Troy C. Williams, MD, FACOG
Medical Director and board-certified OB/GYN. Dr. Williams supports the practice's connected approach to women's health and broader medical care.
Meet Dr. Williams
Trillium Medical GroupWomen's Health • Family Medicine • Westlake Village (818) 597-9300Primary care
Healthcare for everyday life and the bigger picture.
Good primary care is about more than treating you when you are sick.
It is a relationship with a healthcare team that understands your history, helps you stay current with preventive care, and gives you somewhere to turn when something changes. Trillium Medical Group emphasizes listening, prevention, and long-term care.
Need to be seen soon? Same-day appointments are commonly available. Call to check today's openings and the right visit type.
Stay current with screenings and routine healthcare.
Manage concerns with a team that knows your history.
Primary care, women's health, and medical weight management in one practice.
Your health does not fit neatly into separate categories. Sleep, weight, medications, life-stage changes, blood pressure, family history, and stress can all affect the way you feel. We want to understand what is happening today and the history and priorities that may shape your care over time.
Depending on your needs and your clinician's scope, care may include:
You do not need to feel sick to benefit from a visit. An annual physical gives you a chance to review your health, discuss screening needs, and address concerns. Your clinician may consider:
Recommendations are tailored to your age, history, and individual risk factors.
A new symptom or a change in an ongoing concern can be a reason to schedule. Your clinician can evaluate the situation, recommend next steps, and arrange testing or specialist care when appropriate.
Primary care can help with common long-term concerns and bring medications, testing, prevention, and referrals together. Depending on your needs, visits may address:
Weight, sleep, blood pressure, sexual health, and menopause concerns can overlap. Trillium offers both primary care and OB/GYN services so these questions can be considered in context, with the appropriate clinician for each need.
If you are concerned about weight, blood sugar, cholesterol, or blood pressure, your primary care clinician can evaluate the broader picture. Trillium also offers focused medical weight management for patients who may benefit from it.
Sometimes another specialist is the appropriate next step. Primary care can help provide continuity before, during, and after specialty care. When appropriate, your clinician can help coordinate:
Our team brings OB/GYN, internal medicine–pediatrics, and family medicine backgrounds to the practice. Call to ask which clinician is appropriate and available for your primary care needs.

Medical Director and board-certified OB/GYN. Dr. Williams supports the practice's connected approach to women's health and broader medical care.
Meet Dr. Williams
Primary care physician with residency and chief residency training in internal medicine and pediatrics.
Meet Dr. Cobb-Walch
Family physician with family medicine residency training and experience in primary care and telemedicine.
Meet Dr. AlspectorFamily medicine clinicians provide preventive care, evaluate new concerns, and manage many common ongoing conditions. The services available depend on the clinician and practice.
Regular visits help you stay current with screenings and immunizations, review medications and risks, and establish a relationship with a clinician who knows your history.
Yes. Preventive and routine physical visits can include a review of your history, health measures, screening needs, medications, and questions. The content of your visit depends on your needs.
Yes. Primary care clinicians can evaluate these concerns, discuss lifestyle and medication options when appropriate, and recommend monitoring and follow-up based on your health.
Our primary care team can discuss blood-sugar concerns, diabetes or prediabetes evaluation, and ongoing care within the clinician's scope. Call to discuss your needs and appointment availability.
Yes. The practice offers both OB/GYN and primary care. The right clinician depends on your concern.
Yes, virtual visits may be available when appropriate for the concern. Explore telehealth appointments or call the office to ask whether your visit requires an in-person exam or testing.
Participation and benefits vary by plan. Please confirm coverage and benefits with your insurer and call our office with scheduling questions.
Whether you are due for preventive care or managing an ongoing concern, start a conversation with our team.