SDG Primary and Immediate Care

Practicing since 2009

24 Total Reviews
Average rating of 4.9 / 5
  • Takes Time to Listen: 100%
  • Communicates Well: 100%
  • Average Wait Time: 9 minutes
201 S. Front St.
Halls, TN 38040 Office Website
Show Phone Number Fax: (731) 836-5284

Patient Satisfaction

24 Total Reviews
Average rating of 4.9 / 5
5 1
  • Takes Time to Listen: 100%
  • Communicates Well: 100%
  • Average Wait Time: 9 minutes
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SDG Primary and Immediate Care Office Information

  • Directions

    Map
    Take Hwy. 51 to Halls exit and go into town through 2 way stops and pass the Exxon on the Rt, then take the next RT just before crossing the railroad track....go 2 blocks, and on RT will be SDG Primary and Immediate Care

  • Office Hours

    Mon: 8am - 5pm
    Tues: 8am - 5pm
    Wed: 8am - 5pm
    Thurs: 8am - 5pm
    Fri: 8am - 5pm
    Sat: Closed
    Sun: Closed
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Office Message

Welcome to SDG Primary and Immediate Care. We specialize in Family Primary Care: to include management of chronic and acute care. You may schedule your own appointments or we take daily WALK IN pt's. We are open 8-5 through the week. Our goal is to be your MEDICAL HOME. We are skilled at office procedures: laceration repair, wound repair, ingrown nails, joint injections; specializing in Diabetes management, treatment of High Blood Pressure, Asthma, Well exams, and DOT exams. We see infants, children, teens, adults and seniors. Please give us an opportunity to serve you.

Disclaimer: WE ARE NOT A PAIN MANAGEMENT CLINIC

Questions & Answers

Ankle problem (lengthy)

So about a week ago at gymnastics practice I fell off the beam on a difficult skill and banged my ankle on the way down. The way I landed on my leg kind of felt like everything in my ankle compressed together. After banging it as well, it swelled up and bruised. It doesn't hurt too much to walk, but going up and down stairs hurts and there is a sharp pain when touched. I have high pain tolerance however. My dad thinks this time it's just a bruise. Could this be true?

Anonymous Patient

Would need more information to make a determination, however pain is a signal something could be more wrong. I agree with looking at the link sent to compare your symptoms for xray. I would probably put you on non weight bearing for a couple of days with ice, a wrap an elevation....and after 3 days if it still hurts to stand or bear weight, then xray is warranted, but even more sore more bracing may be utilized.

Jeff S. Hampton

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Education & Credentials

SLU - Saint Louis University