Objectives: In this study, it was aimed to evaluate the drug reports prepared by a family medicine specialist who had worked in a family practice unit more than four years. Methods: This study, in which a retrospective archive review was conducted, was carried out in a unit of a family healthcare center in Asarcık district of Samsun. The owners of the drug reports issued in that unit between August 2015 and October 2019 constitutes the sample. Results: A total of 623 reports of 446 individuals whose drug reports had been renewed or issued for the first time were evaluated. The average age was 61.81 ± 16.24, and an average of 2.19 reports per patient was prepared. At least one antihypertensive drug report was prepared for 79.37% (n= 354) of the patients, and at least one oral antidiabetic drug report was prepared for 14.57% (n= 65). Diuretics (n= 225, 50.45%) were the most common among antihypertensives drugs, and metformin (n = 54, 12.11%) was the most common among oral antidiabetics. Drugs evaluated in cardiovascular system were the most frequently reported with 1.55 ± 1.10 times per report. Compared to age, the number of drugs used in cardiovascular system disorders shows a positive and weak correlation (p< 0.001, r = 0.266). Conclusion: It has been observed that the primary care specialist has an active role in the medical follow-up of chronic diseases by the drug reports. Therefore, it may be beneficial to increase the variety of issuable drugs reports.