June 7th is National Cancer Survivor Day. Many, if not all, are affected to some degree with cancer at some point in their lifetime. They themselves are either diagnosed with cancer, or they have a close family member or friend diagnosed. This is a great time of the year to remember those who have […]
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Spousal Loss Therapy Group
Join our Behavioral Health Specialist, Mary Ridenour, in an 8-session educational group on spousal loss. Together, she will walk alongside you while you navigate the grief of losing a spouse or partner. Meetings are held on the first and third Thursday of the month and will cover a range of topics including typical symptoms of […]
Read moreDr. Chad Hughett Discusses Histoplasmosis in a WVLT Interview
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Read moreBrandon Morris, M.D. of Summit Medical Group sits down with Living East TN to share tips for staying healthy and refreshed this holiday season!
Click here to see Dr. Morris’s interview with, East TN Living. Dr. Morris discusses how to enjoy the holidays in moderation by practicing healthy eating habits — opt for smaller portions, avoid overfilling your plate and stay hydrated while enjoying that holiday drink. Small changes can make a big difference in how you feel! As […]
Read moreAugust is National Immunization Awareness Month
Vaccines aren’t just for children. This is a good time to talk to your healthcare provider and be sure your immunizations are up to date. We are currently administering flu vaccine, RSV vaccine, COVID-19 vaccine, shingles vaccine and a few others.
Read moreDr. Brandon Morris Discusses Medication Safety on WATE Living East Tennessee
Dr. Christopher White on Thyroid Disorders – WBIR TV10
Dr. Hall Discusses the Importance of Flu Shots on WBIR- TV 10
Recommendations from the CDC on Caring for Yourself and Others During the COVID-19 Pandemic
At IMA/Summit we are very concerned about your well-being. During the COVID-19 pandemic we have changed our office procedures to minimize the risk of exposure to our patients and our staff. Your health is our number one priority. We see routine non acutely ill patients (physicals, diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease) in the […]
Read moreCOVID-19 FAQ
What is COVID-19? Coronaviruses were identified in 1950s and generally cause symptoms similar to most viral illness including the cold and flu (cough, fever, and/or body aches). This is very similar to most viral illnesses including flu and the common cold. COVID-19 is a new coronavirus. Because this virus is new, testing has been limited; […]
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