Address: 791 Old Hickory Blvd, Brentwood, TN 37027, USA
Phone: +16298885125
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8AM–5PM
Tuesday: 7AM–7PM
Wednesday: 8AM–5PM
Thursday: 7AM–7PM
Friday: 7AM–7PM
Saturday: Closed
Sara Root
First visit. Friendly and took her time getting to know me and my health history. Definitely a collaborative relationship.
Melissa Ann Hampton
Dr. Redmond is the best PCP I have ever had in my life. I have never felt so seen and heard and valued as a patient. I would give way more stars if I could.
Debra Maffett
We are caring for a family member who has a severe autoimmune disease that has rendered him severely disabled. We had given up hope before meeting Dr. Redmond. She is compassionate, professional, and goes above and beyond in researching her patients' health issues in order to develop an effective protocol that treats the root cause rather than just treating the symptom with a pill. We couldn't be happier or more impressed with Dr. Redmond.
Rachel Brown
I’m soo blessed to have someone reccomend dr Redmond to me. After a horrible experience at another hospital I had to find all new drs. Dr redmond has listened and been thorough and has given me hope to get better. She’s personable , has a great bedside manner, explains everything. Most of all she has listened, been respectful and been soo nice . I can’t thank you enough dr redmond. You are literally a saint
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