Triad Adult & Pediatric Medicine, Inc. is a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) and an FTCA Deemed Facility.
This Health Center receives HHS funding and has Federal Public Health Service (PHS) deemed status with respect to certain health or health-related claims, including medical malpractice claims, for itself and its covered individuals
TRIAD ADULT AND PEDIATRIC MEDICINE, INC PROVIDES EQUITABLE AND COMPREHENSIVE HEALTHCARE WITH COMPASSION AND RESPECT TO OUR COMMUNITY Check
At TAPM,
TRIAD ADULT AND PEDIATRIC MEDICINE, INC. STRIVES TO BE THE PROVIDER OF CHOICE WHILE WORKING WITH PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES TO DELIVER THE HIGHEST QUALITY OF PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL, AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE
Family Medicine at Arlington 1205 Arlington Street
Greensboro, NC 27406 (Ph) 336 333 3348
Mon-Fri: 8:00am-5:00pm
Family Medicine at Brentwood 2039 Brentwood Street Ste B109 High Point, NC 27263 (Ph) 336.355.9722
Mon-Thurs: 8:00am-5:00pm
Family Medicine at Elm 606 N Elm Street
High Point, NC 27262 (Ph) 336 884 0224
Mon-Fri: 8:00am-5:00pm Saturdays (Oct-Mar): 9am-1pm
Family Medicine at Eugene 1002 S Eugene Street Greensboro, NC 27406 (Ph) 336.355.9920
T, W, Thurs: 8:00am-5:00pm
Family Medicine at Northwood 300 W Northwood Street
Greensboro, NC 27401 (Ph) 336 355 9696
Mon-Fri: 8:00am-5:00pm
Pediatrics at Wendover 1046 E Wendover Avenue
Greensboro, NC 27405 (Ph) 336.272.1050
Mon-Fri: 8:00am-5:00pm Saturdays (Oct-Mar): 9am-1pm
+ Asthma care
+ Birth control/contraception
+ COVID-19 testing
+ COVID-19 vaccine
+ Developmental Services
+ NC FIT (Formerly Incarcerated Transition)
+ Fluoride dental varnish
+ General primary care
+ HealthySteps
+ Immunizations
+ Integrated behavioral health
+ Interpretation assistance available
+ Management of chronic conditions
+ Medicare wellness/preventative exams
+ Nutrition
+ On-site lab services
+ Telehealth Appointments
+ Well & sick physical exams
+ Teen Wellness
+OBOT ( office based opioid therapy )
In November 2010, six medical practices in Guilford County merged to become Triad Adult and Pediatric Medicine, Inc (TAPM) Over the years each of these practices has worked to improve the health and well-being of the patients they served Collectively, these medical practices have provided decades of quality service to the community. Formerly these practices were known as Guilford Child Health, Inc., HealthServe Community Health Clinic, and High Point Adult Health
The practices formerly known as Guilford Child Health, Inc were established in 1997 to serve as providers of primary and specialty healthcare services for children in Guilford County. Prior to that date, the Guilford County Department of Public Health was the primary provider for mandated public health services Eventually, the demand for health services became so large that Guilford County found that it could not continue to meet the growing needs of the community The answer to the challenge was for County Commissioners, Board of Health members, Moses Cone Health System (now Cone Health), and Wake Forest Baptist Health (now Atrium) to join together to create Guilford Child Health, Inc
The practice formerly known as HealthServe Community Health Clinic was established in the late 1980s by a physician and nurse (husband and wife team) to provide basic medical care services to those individuals staying at Greensboro Urban Ministry’s Pathways Shelter With financial support from Leadership Greensboro, a storefront clinic was opened in 1989 at 414 Battleground Avenue and the clinic provided care to 1,700 individuals that first year In 1993, the organization was incorporated as a 501(c) 3 nonprofit, and a new permanent facility was built at the corner of Gate City Blvd. and Eugene Street In addition, the Greensboro Pharmacy opened and began providing prescription medications HealthServe Northeast opened in 1998 at 1439 East Cone Boulevard Due to funding both HealthServe offices and the pharmacy have closed Family Medicine at Eugene currently occupies the space on the corner of Gate City Blvd , and Eugene Street adjacent to the Greensboro Urban Ministry providing integrated healthcare and outreach services
The practice formerly known as High Point Adult Health was a collaborative effort between Guilford County and High Point Regional Health System, (now Atrium) with an aim to meet the needs of the uninsured and underinsured in the City of High Point, NC This practice merged with our pediatric location and is now Family Medicine at Elm
On Sept 13, 2013, Triad Adult and Pediatric Medicine, Inc received notification it had been designated as an FQHC – Federally Qualified Health Center Currently, TAPM is the only FQHC (Federally Qualified Health Center) in Guilford County.
New Sites and Collaborations (these sites were made possible by NAP (New Access Point) funds from HRSA – Health Resources and Services Administration)
In 2016, the organization opened Family Medicine at Arlington in Greensboro, NC; a collaboration with Triad Adult and Pediatric Medicine and Guilford Child Development (now Children and Families First) In 2017, the organization opened Family Medicine at Brentwood in High Point, NC, a collaboration with Triad Adult and Pediatric Medicine and Children and Families First.
TAPM Building Ownership
In November 2021, TAPM purchased its first building – Family Medicine at Elm located at 606 N. Elm St. in High Point, North Carolina. Soon after, TAPM purchased a building – 300 W Northwood St Greensboro, North Carolina and has since opened Family Medicine at Northwood in June, 2022 TAPM then purchased a building 2210 E Cone Blvd Greensboro, NC in an effort to expand primary care services to the citizens of Northeast Greensboro This location is scheduled for opening mid-late 2024
In late 2024 TAPM will open its first dental practice.
"As we commemorate our 25-year legacy, TAPM proudly serves as a beacon of light in Guilford County, intricately weaving a tapestry of compassionate care that extends from our foundational roots into the promising future With unwavering humility and deep honor, we steadfastly advance our commitment to delivering accessible, toptier healthcare for all. As we accelerate on this transformative journey, our impact gains momentum, growing more robust with each passing day."
Dr. Clarence Williamson Board Chair
Unique Patients
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32,015 Patient Visits
Behavioral Health and Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) are interconnected factors that significantly influence an individual's overall well-being Behavioral Health encompasses emotional, psychological, and social aspects that affect one's ability to cope with stress and maintain mental health. It is closely linked to physical health, as mental health issues can exacerbate physical health problems.
Social Determinants of Health comprise external factors like socioeconomic status, education, and community environment that impact an individual's health The integration of these determinants with behavioral health is essential for addressing health disparities and promoting holistic wellness, as addressing social factors can lead to improved mental and physical health outcomes, contributing to a healthier and more equitable society
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Eugene Wilson Outreach & Enrollment Manager
NC FIT connects formerly incarcerated individuals who have chronic disease, mental illness and/or substance use disorder with appropriate healthcare services and other reentry resources.
The North Carolina Formerly Incarcerated Transition (NC FIT) Program experienced many transitions this program year, ranging from dealing with the fallout of a global pandemic to staffing changes and expanding the program Staff has embraced that the only thing that is constant is change
While navigating program transitions, the FIT Program has brought on additional staff to address the community's growing need for experts with lived experience to assist them on their journey. Outreach and community involvement have been earmarked as top priorities for the FIT Program.
OUR MISSION:
Improve the well-being and health of people who have been recently released and improve their chances of successful reentry into the community
OUR GOALS: Connect people being released from incarceration with needed health services; to include physical health, mental health and substance use disorder treatment. Assist FIT Program clients with all aspects of reentry; to include housing, job training, legal needs, education, transportation and life skills.
At TAPM, "customer first culture" emphasizes the importance of outstanding customer service and patient experience, providing high-quality care in a compassionate, welcoming environment. Our commitment to excellence and empathy enhances each patient's healthcare journey
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Patient surveys are sent out each night to patient cell phones Patients are given 3 days to complete the survey Questions asked in the survey include topics such as service received, facility maintenance, provider approval, etc. Patients have the ability to request feedback from a TAPM team member as well.
"The staff were very polite and friendly, Dr Lott was super nice and patient when talking to me about a chronic throat condition I’ve had Great place, 5 stars, would recommend!"
“I had a great experience The office staff were very friendly and made me feel comfortable Mrs Netherton made sure that I had all the materials that I needed, and all my questions were answered ”
“Love seeing Dr Gardner She’s incredibly knowledgeable, always engaged, and makes herself available in the event we have any issues that arise after the visit ”
“David was very informative and consistently active with my baby girl My wait time is always fast, but the providers always take their time to educate me and my children about their health ”
Danielle Cole Chief Finance Officer
$14.9M FY2023 Budget
Quality Care" is the cornerstone of our commitment at TAPM, ensuring that every patient receives the highest standard of medical services and attention. We believe in delivering precise and compassionate care, upholding excellence in healthcare to enhance our patients' well-being
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The Family Medicine at Northwood location of Triad Adult & Pediatric Medicine is our newest facility in the Greensboro area, situated at 300 W Northwood St, Greensboro, NC 27401. This location offers comprehensive integrated care. The providers at this location specialize in integrated family medicine, and they are trained to diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions.
Maurice McGhee Director of Information Technology
In August 2022, our journey began as TAPM transitioned to EPIC, a company with over two decades of experience in electronic health record transformation This marked the dawn of a new era in patient care for TAPM. We recognized that this undertaking would be incredibly complex, surpassing any previous EHR endeavors, and it required an unprecedented level of commitment and collaboration from various teams.
The EPIC/IT Team, consisting of Maurice McGhee, Michelle Cook, Randa Rumley, Jonita Duron, and Burley Baker, forged ahead in this new era of healthcare technology, streamlining workflows to deliver better patient care. For our staff, it represented a profound shift in workflow. With the adoption of the EPIC EHR system, we gained deeper integration with major hospitals and healthcare clinics.
This comprehensive system included features such as the North Carolina Immunization Record Interface (NCIR), Care Message (a patient reminder platform to reduce no-shows), integrated notes dictation via Dragon, telehealth capabilities through Zoom Virtual Visits, and seamless receipt of medical records from other EPIC facilities.
Throughout the project, we had specific milestones to meet, and the TAPM team met them head-on. This new healthcare technology brought forth new leaders, including superusers, provider leads, and trainers. On May 9th, 2023, EPIC officially launched for TAPM, marking a significant milestone in our journey!
Dr. Andrea Scholer Lead Pediatrician
TAPM entered into a partnership with Greensboro Area AHEC, Cone Health, and Union Hill Elementary School in High Point, North Carolina to provide school-based telehealth This collaboration represents one of the first partnerships with a federally qualified health center and a school in North Carolina to establish virtual healthcare within a school system Union Hill Elementary has been identified as a school in Guilford County, North Carolina, with low attendance rates and high absenteeism The goal of the program and collaboration was to enable student visits to occur virtually while the student remained at school In general, students who were deemed well enough to stay in school but required a low level of medical attention could benefit from the services.
There were Two types of school-based telehealth visits:
1) Live visit with the student/patient The medical assistant serves as a tele presenter to the provider and enables the examination of the patient with state-of-the-art equipment During this examination, the child's parent is also conferenced in or is in person at the school
2) The other type of visit is a store-forward or asynchronous visit
The medical assistant would obtain vital signs and information about the patient and their chief complaint and course of illness This information is presented to the provider, and they can offer medical advice and provide orders for over-the-counter medicines if needed If further evaluation is required, a telehealth visit is requested This has been the primary visit type that has occurred during this past school year.
There are great benefits and potential in this program. We are able to provide the service to patients of TAPM who attend Union Hill Elementary but also to others in the community. It helps us to ensure that patients, whether they are TAPM's or not, have a medical home and have appropriate medical follow-up It also, as intended in its original purpose, helps to keep children in school who are able to be there instead of being sent home for minor issues that can be handled during the school day Thank you to Greensboro Area AHEC, Dr. John Jenkins, Cone
Year one was challenging and rewarding TAPM is committed to continuing this program while taking steps to increase access at Union Hill, and potentially expand services to other schools
Dr. Denise Hunter Teen Wellness Program Director
In October 2021, TAPM explored the idea of a teen wellness program to assist teenagers during the COVID-19 pandemic. TAPM recognized the need for teenagers who were overweight, pre-diabetic, or diabetic to engage in meaningful exercise and instruction In November 2021, the first virtual Teen Wellness program was launched, with three students registered and two students completing the class. Since the start, we've had four sessions, and a total of 19 students have completed the program. The program fully launched in January 2022
The program consists of seven one-hour sessions over five weeks, and we break for the summer. All the sessions are virtual. The sessions focus on teaching teenagers how to be healthy in an educational, interactive, and engaging way Most youths are overweight because of a poor diet and little to no exercise I was an overweight teenager, and I share my own teen health journey with the students. I’m now an internist, and I see the issues that occur because of obesity and an unhealthy lifestyle. It is expected that 1.3 billion people worldwide will have diabetes by 2050
Many youths don’t understand how to fully take care of their bodies. During the classes, information is given in short bursts called 'Hacks.' In fact, another name for the class is called 'Body Hacking: Hacking your body to achieve health and your ideal body size
With these hacks, students learn to work smarter and not harder in achieving a healthy body. An example of a hack is that it takes 20 minutes for the message to travel from your stomach to your brain to let you know you are full Set a timer for 25 minutes (5 extra minutes), serve the recommended serving size for a healthy meal, and take the entire 25 minutes to eat the meal It sounds easy, but for most, it is very hard, as most tend to eat too fast, not allowing enough time for your brain to recognize that you are full, which can lead to overeating
The class consists of four segments, each having 8-12 hacks:
1. Your Mind: how your mental state affects your wellness
2 Your Mouth: talking about what to eat, when to eat, and how much to eat.
3. Your Move: the best way to exercise and move your body.
4 Your Rest: Sleep is important
Each student picks a hack they want to work on each week. During class, there is a two-week Gut reset to help the students understand how food affects them. For two weeks, they avoid all foods with gluten, processed sugar, and dairy products These foods are then reintroduced one at a time, and the students journal how their bodies respond. Surprisingly, most kids love the Gut Reset, and one noted how their allergies improved when they stopped gluten
“I look forward to continuing this class with TAPM. I will also be adding a few more offerings to the class.” - Dr. Denise Hunter
On April 12, 2023, TAPM was honored to host Congresswoman Kathy Manning, Xavier Becerra, Secretary for the Department of Health and Human Services, and Governor Roy Cooper at the Family Medicine at Northwood location. The purpose of the visit was to obtain the community health perspective on rising prescription drug costs, Medicaid expansion, and other health issues facing marginalized populations.
Xavier Becerra, Secretary, Department of Health and Human Services
Roy Cooper, Governor of North Carolina
Kathy Manning, Congresswoman, #NC06
Michelle Lewis, CEO, Triad Adult and Pediatric Medicine
Dr. Carmen Robinson, CMO, Triad Adult and Pediatric Medicine
Rueben Blackwell, CEO, OIC Family Medical Center; Board Chair, NC Community Health Center Association
Brian Toomey, CEO, Piedmont Health Services
LaShun Huntley, CEO, United Health Centers
Jennifer Daye, Outreach/Marketing Coordinator, Person Family Medical Center
Brendan Riley, VP - Government Relations, NC Community Health Center Association
Lisa Duck, Executive Director, Guilford Community Care Network
Reginald Bagley, Patient Representative
In 2023, we collaborated with Spectrum Reach to create five distinct spot commercials (branding, Medicaid, Pediatric, Family Medicine, recruiting) From April 5th, 2023, to November 5th, 2023, we successfully delivered TV and streaming TV ads, totaling 17,652 TV airings Our TV streaming efforts resulted in 1,084,703 impressions, achieving an impressive completion percentage of 98 64%
"At TAPM, 'Compassion' is key. Sharleen Green's journey from CMA to Lead CMA promotion exemplifies the transformative power of compassion In the image, her interaction reflects our commitment to exceptional medical care with empathy, embodying our core value "
Pathways to Success is an innovative program that aims to identify and groom potential leaders for future organizational advancements through mentoring, staff development, and training. It represents a cultural shift that emphasizes the importance of longevity, commitment, and exemplary work values that align with the Mission, Vision, and Core Values of TAPM. Our ultimate objective is to continuously advance our people, processes, and technology. Pathways to Success serves as the avenue through which we believe we can achieve these goals effectively.
ediatric Medicine employees our Pathways to Success
Sharleen Green
Lead CMA
Jennifer Willis Lead Community Liaison
Jaclyn Noble Lead Behavioral Health Care Manager
Ashlee Langston Director of Care Management
Nigel Wood Credentialing and Billing Specialist
Elizabeth Spangle Family Nurse Practitioner
How has TAPM helped you fulfill your personal and/or professional goals?
TAPM has provided me with the opportunity to assist parents and caregivers in maintaining children's health and ensuring their readiness to learn, aligning perfectly with my professional aspirations
How has TAPM helped you fulfill your personal and/or professional goals?
For nearly 12 years, my most recent role has been at TAPM However, I have a longstanding history in this field I was part of the initial team at Guilford Child Health when it was founded, and prior to that, I contributed to child health initiatives at the health department before the establishment of GCH.
THANK YOU, BETH SPANGLE: CELEBRATING YOUR REMARKABLE DEDICATION AND RETIREMENT
Mental Health First Aid is a comprehensive program that equips individuals with the knowledge and skills to recognize and respond to signs of mental illnesses and substance use disorders. It empowers participants to offer initial assistance and support to those facing these challenges or experiencing a crisis.
Through this training, individuals gain a deeper understanding of mental health issues, learn to recognize early warning signs, and develop the ability to engage with empathy and non-judgmental support. By offering timely intervention, this program can make a significant difference in the lives of those in need.
In addition to practical skills, Mental Health First Aid emphasizes the importance of self-care for those providing assistance It encourages individuals to maintain their own mental well-being while helping others
Clarissa Adkins
Regina Edwards
Melissa Ferrell
Watina Gibbs
Maranda Greene
Terry Lane
Katina Marshall
Charla Nelson
Jacqueline Phenix
Randa Rumley
Jasmine Willis
Nayeli Meneses
Sydney Robinson
Katya Jimenez
Alexandria Martinez
Pamela Faulkner
Victor Vincent
Cinnamon Reese
Sheri Lineberry
Hope Stickle
Kevin Patterson
Chantal Young
Michelle A. Lewis Chief Executive Officer
Danielle Cole Chief Finance Officer
Katina Marshall Chief Operations Officer
Carmen Robinson, MD Chief Medical Officer
Subhankar Samal, MD* Chief Medical Officer
* TAPM welcomes Dr. Samal as the new CMO for the coming fiscal year
Shalonda Shipp Director of Human Resources
Maurice McGhee Director of Information Technology
Le’Starr Rose Interim Director of Nursing
Ashlee Langston Director of Care Management Services
Meaghan Whitson, MSW, LCSW Director of Behavioral Health
Karen Bass Revenue Cycle Manager
Jacqueline Britt Practice Administrator
LaToya Corey, RN Lead Nurse
LaVette Cunningham Quality Improvement Manager
Regina Edwards Practice Administrator
Lakeisha Harris Credentialing Manager, Executive Assistant
Eugene Wilson Outreach and Enrollment Manager
Charla Nelson, RN Lead Nurse
Heather Newman, RN Lead Nurse
Vora Parramore-Ndupu Practice Administrator
Randa Rumley Special Projects Manager
Andrea Scholer, MD Lead Pediatrician
Kevin Patterson Marketing & Social Media Specialist
Andrea Scholer, MD
Pediatrician
Family Medicine at Elm
Daniel Ntibrey, FNP
Family Nurse Practitioner
Andre Chambers, LCSW-A
Behavioral Health Family Medicine at Elm
Family Medicine at Brentwood Family Medicine at Elm
Carmen Robinson, MD Chief Medical Officer Family Medicine at Northwood
David Roper, MD Pediatrician
Pediatrics at Wendover
Daniellee Artis, MD Pediatrician
Pediatrics at Wendover
Elizabeth Spangle, FNP
Family Nurse Practitioner Family Medicine at Elm
Faith Lockett Gardner, MD
Pediatrician
Pediatrics at Wendover
Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Pediatrics at Wendover
Gretchen Netherton, PNP
Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Pediatrics at Wendover
Hope Stickle, PNP
Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Family Medicine at Elm
Irene Yaya, FNP
Family Nurse Practitioner Family Medicine at Arlington
Liberty Riley, LMFT
Behavioral Health Pediatrics at Wendover
MD Pediatrician Family Medicine at Elm
of Behavioral Health
Nicole Anderson, PNP
Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Family Medicine at Elm
Nykedtra Brown, FNP
Family Nurse Practitioner
Family Medicine at Eugene
Peter J. Coccaro, MD
Pediatrician
Pediatrics at Wendover
Reid Brannan LSCW-A Behavioral Health
Family Medicine at Northwood
Romana Hayes, FNP
Family Nurse Practitioner
Family Medicine at Elm
Rudra Shah, PNP
Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Pediatrics at Wendover
Ruth Nzenwa, FNP
Family Nurse Practitioner
Sarrin List, FNP
Family Nurse Practitioner
Sheri Lineberry, FNP
Family Nurse Practitioner
Family Medicine at Elm
Subhankar Samal, MD
Incoming Chief Medical Officer
Family Medicine at Northwood
Family Medicine at Elm
Family Medicine at Elm
Tanika Lewis, FNP
Family Nurse Practitioner
Family Medicine at Arlington
Teresa Bratton, MD
Pediatric Asthma & Allergy
Pediatrics at Wendover
Sydney Robinson, PNP
Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Pediatrics at Wendover
Tamika Lott, MD
Family Medicine
Family Medicine at Northwood
Tiffany Lucas, FNP
Family Nurse Practitioner
Family Medicine at Eugene
Victoria Beamer, MD
Family Medicine
Family Medicine at Elm
JULY 2022 – JUNE 2023
DR. CLARENCE WILLIAMSON
Board Chair
JASMINE BEARD
Vice Chair
SOFIA CRISP
Board Secretary
CHRIS RIVERA
Treasurer & Finance Chair
MARCUS THOMAS
Community Engagement & Fund Development Chair
TIFFANY GRANT
Personnel Chair
FELICIA REID
Quality Improvement Committee Chair
MILAGROS AMARO
Board Member
SANDY RACHELS
Board Member
Dr. Clarence “Chuck” Williamson Board Chair
For Eight Years of Dedicated service.
Your commitment to improving access to healthcare in Guilford County has made a lasting impact. We are grateful for your leadership. Your contributions have touched the lives of many, and we appreciate your continued support.
(DONATIONS RECEIVED TOWARD THE END OF THE CALENDAR YEAR WILL BE NOTED IN NEXT YEARS ANNUAL REPORT)
Alan Duncan
Baker Lawrimore
Barbara T. Lockett
Betty J. Pierson
Carol P. Stevens
Carola Westermann
Catherine Murray
CC KINGMAN
Charles Lownes
Clarence Williamson
Della Gillis
David Hurewitz
Donald Cunningham
Donald S. Murinson
Dr. and Mrs. Ray Sullivan
Dr. and Mrs. Rodney Mortenson
Ella J. Wertz
Erwin Fuller, Jr
Felicia Reid
First Baptist Church
Gary and Kathryn Leonard
Hal Phillips and Barbara Carter
Hannah Britt
HB Phillips, Jr
Herbert Broadmeadow
Jeffrey Katz and Ila Rosenthal
Jennifer Schaal
Jim Melvin
John and Elaine Griffin
John Neufeld
Ken and Ginger Karb
Kim Wright
Leigh Ann Klee
Linda W. McDougle
Mary McConnell
Mary R. Mathews
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Berkelhammer
Pat and Peter Levitin
Pleasant Union Methodist Church
Ralph Stout, Jr.
Dr Richard D Kaplan
Robert and Levina Kollar
Roncisco Davis
Sharon Johnson
Sharon Johnston
Sherri Forrester
Dr. Stuart Tafeen
Susan Honeycutt
The Foy Eugene Grubb Jr Living Trust
The Rene and Tom Cone Family Fund
Thanks to our dedicated donors for their unwavering support, making a profound difference in the lives we serve.
EXCITING NEWS FOR NORTHEAST GREENSBORO!
In a quest to enhance and expand healthcare services in Northeast Greensboro, TAPM is thrilled to announce future healthcare services in the 27405-zip code. We can't wait to serve you and your family as we accelerate excellent healthcare services in late 2024 and early 2025. Stay tuned for details!
TRIAD ADULT AND PEDIATRIC MEDICINE TO EXPAND INTO DENTISTRY: EXCITING DEVELOPMENTS AHEAD!
We're thrilled to announce a new chapter in healthcare. In collaboration with High Point University, Triad Adult and Pediatric Medicine is evolving to meet your comprehensive health needs. Get ready for exciting developments as we expand into dentistry in High Point, NC. Your wellbeing is our top priority, and we can't wait to serve you.