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West Faris Road Office

Family & Internal Medicine
Jackson Bruce, MD
Margot Butler, MD
Ann Johns, MD
David Li, MD
Kashiti Long, MD
Priya Mehta, MD
Joylyn Yeazell, MD
Alexandra Carlton, FNP
Lauren Isley, FNP
Donna Johnson, FNP
Jessica St. John, FNP
Katherine Hudgens, PA-C
Hong Vo, PA-C

Behavioral Health
Jim Page, MD, Psychiatrist - Consultant
Tina Mravcak, LMSW
Brad Eason, LISW-CP

Allied Health
Ken McCormick, RD, Dietitian

Greer Office

Family & Internal Medicine
Shannon Webb, MD
Francisco Rojo, FNP
Becky Rollins, FNP

Travelers Rest

Family & Internal Medicine
Deanna Cotter, MD
Chief of Family Medicine, Vice President of Clinical Services and Chief Medical Officer
John Cotter, MD
Isabel Dalence, FNP

Family Dental Care Office

General Dentistry
Emily Colao, DMD
Chief of Dentistry
Ashley McAuley, DMD
Shannon Carson, DMD
Monica Chana, DMD

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