Address: 5700 Temple Rd, Nashville, TN 37221, USA
Phone: +16292086100
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 7AM–7PM
Tuesday: 7AM–7PM
Wednesday: 7AM–7PM
Thursday: 7AM–7PM
Friday: 7AM–7PM
Saturday: 8AM–2PM
Joanna Damons
I love Dr Terry and her staff. They are kind and accommodaring. Dr. Terry is a no nonsence kind of doc who tells you like it is and then supports the changes you need or want to make. I feel like she is listening and taking my point of view into account, which can be hard to find from a doc. The only issue is no longer having lab on site. Going to St Thomas West is a major inconvenience and headache.
Connie Hendrickson
This was my first appointment to see Dr.Terry..She was very pleasant and knowledgeable. I would recommend her if you are looking for a new doctor.
Lynn Vest
She is wonderful. Not in a hurry. And she listens. And discusses option's. Doesn't rush you when your asking question's. We really admire Dr. Terry. We're blessed to have her. Thank-you Dr. Terry.
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