Tryon Medical Partners

Tryon Medical Partners An independent practice, our core belief: patient-doctor connection is foundation of better health.
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Tryon Medical Partners is a trusted provider of top-notch healthcare services, offering a comprehensive range of primary healthcare solutions for individuals in the Southpark and Charlotte community. Situated conveniently their experienced medical professionals offer personalized care plans, prioritizing patient well-being and overall health maintenance. Whether seeking routine check-ups, preventive care, acute medical management, or chronic condition monitoring, Tryon Medical Partners is dedicated to delivering exceptional healthcare tailored to each individual's unique requirements. Tryon Medical Southpark also offers specialty care including the Dermatology specialty that provides in-house MOHS surgery with little to no waiting time.

Small, consistent habits can make a big difference in reducing gut inflammation and helping you feel your best. Interna...
08/28/2026

Small, consistent habits can make a big difference in reducing gut inflammation and helping you feel your best.

Internal Medicine Specialist Dr. Nardine Messiha recommends:

• Choose fiber-rich foods and fermented foods like yogurt.
• Add anti-inflammatory foods such as ginger and turmeric.
• Manage stress with regular movement, exercise, or meditation.
• Limit alcohol, smoking, and carbonated drinks, which can irritate the digestive tract.

If you’re experiencing ongoing bloating, acid reflux, abdominal pain, nausea, or other digestive symptoms, don’t ignore them. Talk with your primary care doctor or gastroenterologist to help identify the cause and determine the right treatment plan.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/3HddCGz.

Our expert team of gastroenterology specialists perform colonoscopies, endoscopies, and other digestive health procedures at the nationally recognized Tryon Endoscopy Center in South Charlotte.

A lip balm with SPF can help shield the sensitive skin around your mouth, while sunglasses that block UVA and UVB rays a...
08/25/2026

A lip balm with SPF can help shield the sensitive skin around your mouth, while sunglasses that block UVA and UVB rays are essential to prevent short- and long-term damage to your eyes.

Patricia K. Roddey, MD, FAAD, has all the answers to your sunscreen FAQs: https://bit.ly/39rlL5l.

's board certified dermatologists care for everything from everyday skin concerns to skin cancer. for expert care for your skin, hair, and nails.

08/24/2026

For a lot of women, bladder leaks come with a backup plan: extra underwear. A change of clothes. Pads. Knowing where the nearest bathroom is.

If you’ve built an “emergency kit” around leaks, it might be time to learn about another option.

Join us at Tryon Women’s Center on Tuesday, Sept. 15, from 6 to 8 p.m. for an evening all about EmpowerRF, a non-surgical treatment option for urinary incontinence, pelvic floor weakness, and other women’s wellness concerns.

You’ll hear from Leslie Klein, MSN, FNP-BC, who brings decades of experience in women’s health, including treating urinary incontinence, and have the opportunity to learn more about EmpowerRF and ask questions.

Space is limited. Reserve your spot at the link in our bio.

Ready to talk one-on-one? Call Tryon Women’s Center at (704) 405-3953 ext. 1533 to schedule a free consultation with Leslie.

For people at average risk of colorectal cancer, Cologuard can be a convenient at-home screening option. But it isn’t a ...
08/24/2026

For people at average risk of colorectal cancer, Cologuard can be a convenient at-home screening option. But it isn’t a replacement for a colonoscopy in every situation.

Unlike a colonoscopy, Cologuard can’t remove precancerous polyps. It’s also less accurate at finding certain high-risk polyps. Cologuard isn’t recommended for people with symptoms, a personal history of colon cancer or polyps, inflammatory bowel disease, or certain family histories. If your Cologuard test is positive, you’ll still need a follow-up colonoscopy.

The best colorectal cancer screening test is the one you’ll actually do. Talk with your primary care doctor about which screening option fits your health history, risk factors, and preferences.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/2WbeS5R.

Our expert team of gastroenterology specialists perform colonoscopies, endoscopies, and other digestive health procedures at the nationally recognized Tryon Endoscopy Center in South Charlotte.

08/20/2026

The best healthcare starts with a conversation.

No question is too small. No concern is too embarrassing. And if you don’t feel comfortable talking openly with your doctor, it might be time to find one you do.

That’s one of the reasons Dr. David Echeverri of Tryon Medical Partners in Charlotte, N.C., chose primary care. Building long-term relationships means getting to know patients beyond a single appointment, understanding their health history, earning their trust, and helping them stay healthy for years to come.

When you have a primary care clinician who truly knows you, it’s easier to ask questions, share concerns, and make informed decisions about your health. Ready to get started? Dr. Echeverri is currently accepting new patients in our Uptown office.

If you’re interested in joining an independent practice to provide excellent healthcare focused on prevention, innovatio...
08/19/2026

If you’re interested in joining an independent practice to provide excellent healthcare focused on prevention, innovation, and professionalism, apply to join now: https://bit.ly/3IAnea3.

📸 clinicians and team partners celebrate the opening of our Waxhaw office

08/16/2026

Menopause-related weight gain isn’t just about getting older or lacking willpower. For many women, changing hormone levels can lead to insulin resistance, making it harder to lose weight, especially around the midsection.

Dr. Jennie Jarvis Hauschka of Tryon Women’s Center in Charlotte, N.C., recommends these five strategies to help:

• Try intermittent fasting (if it’s appropriate for you).
• Cut back on flour, sugar, and highly processed foods.
• Plan your meals ahead of time.
• Keep a food diary to identify habits and triggers.
• Aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate exercise each week.

If you’re doing “all the right things” but still struggle with stubborn weight gain during perimenopause or menopause, you’re not imagining it – and you don’t have to navigate it alone.

Talk with your primary care doctor or gynecologist about what’s happening and which treatment options might be right for you.

08/13/2026

Regular healthcare checkups are about more than treating illness. They’re about building a relationship with your primary care doctor, staying on top of your health, and catching potential concerns early.

As a proud healthcare partner of the Carolina Ascent FC, is honored to help keep these Carolina Ascent women’s soccer players healthy both on and off the field. Here’s to a healthy, successful season ahead!

A special thank you to Meaghan Nally, Addisyn Jade Merrick, Audrey Coleman, stu, and Shea Groom for sharing why primary care matters to them. 💙

When was your last annual checkup?

The prep is the part of a colonoscopy most people dread, but a little planning can make it much more manageable.Simple s...
08/12/2026

The prep is the part of a colonoscopy most people dread, but a little planning can make it much more manageable.

Simple strategies like chilling your prep solution, staying hydrated, using a straw, and sticking closely to your preparation instructions can help make the process easier.

Your prep is just as important as the procedure itself, so don’t be afraid to ask questions if you’re unsure about any step.

See more colonoscopy prep tips: https://bit.ly/3rhNm33.

Our expert team of gastroenterology specialists perform colonoscopies, endoscopies, and other digestive health procedures at the nationally recognized Tryon Endoscopy Center in South Charlotte.

08/11/2026

Before move-in day, make sure your college student has a few over-the-counter essentials on hand. A small first aid and medicine kit can save a late-night trip to the pharmacy when they’re not feeling their best.

primary care doctors suggest packing these basics:

• Pain or fever medicine
• Allergy medicine for day and night
• Cold and flu medication
• GI meds for diarrhea and indigestion
• Bandages, antibiotic ointment, and cortisone cream for minor cuts and bug bites

These small items take up very little room in a suitcase, but can make a big difference once your student is on campus.

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6060 Piedmont Row Dr
Charlotte, NC
28210

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