Primary care, Urgent Care / Walk in. Accepting New Patients. Three Convenient Locations.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What Other Services Are Offered?

    We offer diagnostic services, internal medicine, primary care, employment screening, drug testing, x rays, blood tests, chronic disease treatment, flu clinics, STD screenings, addiction medicine, blood pressure checks, sick visits, minor procedures, etc. Please contact our office to schedule an appointment or stop by one of our 2 locations. Same day appointments accepted.

     

  • What Are the On-Site Lab Hours?

    Our lab is open during clinic hours. We do not accept orders from outside physicians for lab or x-rays.

  • Are You Accepting New Patients?

    Yes, our providers are accepting new patients. Please call our office to schedule an appointment.

  • Which Holidays Are the Office Closed?

    The office is closed on the following holidays: Easter, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas. We may have reduced hours on the other holidays. Please Contact Us to verify our hours.

  • What Is Your Procedure for New Patients?

    First, contact your previous provider and obtain a copy of your medical records. Then schedule an appointment with one of our providers. This will establish you as a patient in our practice. Arrive at least 15 minutes prior to your appointment in order to complete the necessary paperwork. Be sure to bring a list of all your current medications and any medicine allergies.

  • What if I Have a General Health Question?

    If you are an established patient, you may contact a nurse or medical assistant during our office hours. They are available to assist with any adult or pediatric question and it may be determined that you need to be seen. Usually, a same-day appointment can be made if necessary.

  • What if I Have a Medical Emergency?

    Please dial 911 for a life-threatening emergencies or go to the nearest hospital – emergency department for treatment. We are not equipped to handle major medical emergencies. These include severe abdominal pain, chest pain, and severe headache. If you are concerned that you or someone else is having a heart attack or stroke, please call 911.

  • What Types of Health Insurance Plans Do You Accept?

    For your convenience, we file most types of insurance, including Medicare and Medicaid.  You may call the patient service phone number on your insurance card to ensure that our practice participates with your plan.

  • What if I Am Late for My Appointment?

    Please contact our office to let us know you are running behind schedule. We will do our best to accommodate you. Patients arriving 15 minutes late for their scheduled appointment may be asked to wait or reschedule. This ensures that all patients are seen in a timely manner.

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Kandace Page, FNP-C

I was intrigued by the doctor’s office from a young age and knew by the 7th grade I wanted to become a nurse practitioner. I earned my CNA 1 while in high school and after graduation I went to UNC-Charlotte and earned my Bachelor of Science in nursing, May of 2008. After working as an RN-BSN for 5 years, I graduated from UNC-Charlotte as a Family Nurse Practitioner, August of 2013.

I enjoy caring for the families in our community. Outside of work I enjoy spending time with my husband and 3 children. My daughter has a horse and a corgi. I enjoy the outdoors and the many adventures with my children, from rodeo and barrel races, to gymnastics, sports, and video games. I enjoy the beach but the mountains are refreshing to my soul. We enjoy taking trips as a family as often as we can!

Montressa Phillips, FNP-C

My name is Montressa Phillips, and I have been a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) for 3 years. I graduated from Walden University in 2021 with my Master of Science in Nursing, specializing in family care. 

My mission as a FNP is to create solutions that will assist patients in improving health conditions. I became a Nurse Practitioner (NP) to help others, including the underserved community. As we know, the healthcare needs of others are rapidly increasing and the number of providers in family medicine have decreased. Presently working in a Primary Care/Urgent Care setting, I have encouraged many to complete their annual wellness/preventative exam. Studies have shown that the completion of wellness exams help reduce health disparities in the community.

In 2022, I spoke at a women’s conference discussing the most common health disparities in women today. The information presented during this conference motivated many to attain wellness screenings with their Primary Care Provider (PCP).

My passion for nursing is what motivated me to become a nurse practitioner, a career path I’m glad I chose. As a NP I’ve gained experience in acute care and primary care. Working as a Registered Nurse the last 16 years, I have gained experience in long-term care, critical care, end of life care, and psychiatric nursing. I also worked as a clinical educator for five years.  

During my free time, I enjoy traveling and spending time with family and friends. 

Rost Beyder MS PA-C

I enjoy working and practicing medicine, truly love seeing patients grow with the practice. Whether treating acute or chronic conditions, providing support and guidance to achieve overall, and especially health goals is of utmost importance. I treat everyone as if you were the provider and I am the patient, because that is how I would want to be treated. Come visit us, it would be my honor to help you the best I can.”

I am a board certified physician assistant. I have over 15 years of experience in several fields of medicine including: family practice, internal medicine, urgent care / emergency medicine, pain management with interventional approaches as well as addiction medicine. I have extensive training in joint injections, basic nerve blocks, trigger point and various other in office procedures. My experience also includes providing care for medication assisted treatment to help with addiction.

I received my bachelor’s degree at College of Charleston. Following graduation I continued additional education at University of NC at Greensboro, before obtaining a Master’s degree at A.T. Still University. I was born in Ukraine and moved to the United States with my parents at an early age. I speak Russian and English fluently. I have two amazing children, and am happily married to a fellow medical provider, whom I met in graduate school. I truly love spending time with my family including the dog and the cat. I am an avid sports enthusiast, love to play, coach, and volunteer with local soccer teams and my son.