Dr. Theodore F Suggs, With Over 37 Years Experience, Joins The Hometown Doctors in Concord, Providing Direct Primary Care

May 15, 2019

May 15, 2019 - /PressAdvantage/ - The Hometown Doctors in Concord, NC have a remarkably positive reputation for not just the quality of treatment but the personal care they show patients. This will only grow with Dr. Theodore F. Suggs joining the team who is sure to help raise their already high standards even higher.

May 15, 2019: There's no shortage of complaints among healthcare patients who go to facilities or offices and are treated like numbers rather than human beings. This can be both emotionally troubling and even make one wonder if their needs are being truly cared for. In Concord, NC The Hometown Doctors are definitely the exception to the rule. Placing a full emphasis on not just providing the best in healthcare but also in treating people like people, their reputation improves all the time. Now in very exciting news, The Hometown Doctors office has announced they have brought on the team providing Direct Primary Care services, Dr. Theodore F. Suggs. Dr. Suggs has close to four decades of experience and his treatment style in how he works with patients stretches back to a more personal time, where he gets to know all of his patients, treats them with care and respect, and totally rejects the idea that patients are “numbers” and not people. The excitement surrounding his now also providing Direct Primary Care services, at quite reasonable rates, from The Hometown Doctors is high and rising.

“We are very excited to have Dr. Suggs here with us now,” commented a spokesperson from The Hometown Doctors. “He is a remarkable Doctor and person, and our patients absolutely love him. This is what we were looking for in a Direct Primary Care doctor and he is exceeding every expectation we have had about him joining the team.”

Dr. Suggs experience includes treating people of all ages in general practice, providing physicals, inoculations, prenatal care, treat chronic diseases, like diabetes and asthma, and providing advice on disease prevention. He will be bringing all of this and more to his work at The Hometown Doctors.

Also providing medical services from the office is Dr. Prachee Jain. Dr. Jain also stands against the trend of delivering “fragmented care”, instead working hard to build real relationships with patients so that they can be kept in better health since they feel more comfortable with their healthcare provider. With both Dr. Jain and Dr. Suggs in the same office, The Hometown Doctors are sure to become the first choice in the area for Direct Primary Care.

The Hometown Doctors office is located at 900 Branchview Dr #117, Concord, NC 28025 and can be reached at (704) 256-8300. They accept appointments Monday to Thursday from 9:00 – 5:00 and on Fridays from 9:00 – 12:00.

The reviews for Dr. Suggs treatment has been very positive across the board.

Tom McAbe, recently said in a five-star review, “Dr. Suggs is a throwback to how medicine used to be practiced. He takes time to listen to you and prescribe the most cost-effective treatment first. I've been a patient of his life for 20 years. I trust my entire family with him.”

For more information be sure to visit https://thehometowndoctors.com.

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For more information about The Hometown Doctors, contact the company here:

The Hometown Doctors
Dr. Theodore Suggs
(704) 256-8300
[email protected]
The Hometown Doctors 900 Branchview Dr #117 Concord, NC 28025

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