What Are Thyroid Nodules and When Should You Be Concerned

What Are Thyroid Nodules and When Should You Be Concerned

Detecting any new lumps or bumps on your body can be understandably concerning, even when the change you detect is ultimately harmless.  Paying attention to these physical changes and bringing them to your doctor’s attention is applauded, as they sometimes can be...
Advances in HIV Treatment

Advances in HIV Treatment

When the earliest cases of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) began appearing in the 1980s, being diagnosed with this condition was devastatingly life-threatening. Without an effective way to control the virus, it inevitably progressed into AIDS and was ultimately...
Our Guide for Managing Diabetes During the Holiday Season

Our Guide for Managing Diabetes During the Holiday Season

If you’re living with diabetes, watching what you eat is an important part of controlling your blood sugar and avoiding complications. But during the holidays, rich foods and beverages seem to be everywhere. The good news is that you won’t need to avoid seasonal...
YourTown Health Announces Update to Sliding Fee Nominal

YourTown Health Announces Update to Sliding Fee Nominal

At YourTown Health, everyone matters. Our primary goal is to increase access to quality,  affordable healthcare services for our patients regardless of health insurance or financial status.   We do this with our Sliding Fee Scale, which calculates the...

Provider Availability Update – Senoia Location

During the weeks of May 12 and May 19, our Senoia Family Practitioner will be unavailable. However, one of our esteemed Palmetto physicians will be on-site Monday through Thursday during regular office hours to see walk-in patients.

✅ No appointment necessary
✅ Quick, convenient, and affordable
✅ A time-saving and cost-effective alternative to the ER

Beginning Mondays in June, this same provider will be available at our Senoia location to offer urgent care and walk-in appointments.

We’re here to keep your care seamless and accessible!