Southern Hills Family Medicine PLLC

02/28/2026

Come see us today!! We open at 9 and we will be here until 3. There are a ton of vendors in here!

02/27/2026

Come out and see us tomorrow to discuss some new treatments we have added!

🎉 We’ll See You All Tomorrow at the Trade Show! 🎉

Join us tomorrow for an exciting day at the Custer Trade Show 🙌

Come check out all these amazing vendors, discover new products & services, connect with local businesses, and support our incredible community! 🛍️✨

Bring a friend, come ready to shop, and make a day of it — we can’t wait to see you there!

02/05/2026

A New Way to Get Screened for Colon Cancer — Now Offered at Our Office.

We’re excited to offer a new, FDA-approved blood test option for colorectal cancer screening at our clinic.

SHIELD is a blood-based screening test designed for average-risk adults ages 45–74. It provides another option for patients who may find traditional screening methods difficult or unappealing.
What is SHIELD?
• An FDA-approved blood test for colon cancer screening
• Performed during a routine visit or lab appointment
• No stool sample
• No bowel prep
• No special preparation required

Your healthcare provider draws a small amount of blood, which is sent to a certified clinical laboratory for testing. Results are reported as positive or negative and reviewed with you by your provider.

Is this better than colonoscopy or Cologuard?
No — colonoscopy remains the gold standard.

However, SHIELD may be a more appealing option for some average-risk patients who would otherwise delay or avoid screening altogether.

Screening only works if it’s done — and this test offers another pathway to get screened.
Who is SHIELD for?
• Adults 45+
• Average risk for colorectal cancer
• Individuals who are due for screening
• Patients who prefer a blood test over stool-based testing
Important to know
• SHIELD is not intended for high-risk individuals
• It does not replace colonoscopy for diagnosis or surveillance
• A positive result requires follow-up colonoscopy
• Routine colorectal cancer screening should still be discussed with your provider.

Insurance coverage for Tricare and Medicare insurances at this time.

Why does this matter?
Colorectal cancer remains the second leading cause of cancer-related death, despite the availability of effective screening tools. Many patients delay or avoid stool-based testing or colonoscopy — and missed screening means missed opportunities for early detection.

Ask your provider if SHIELD screening is right for you at your next visit.

For more information, you can also visit:
https://shieldcancerscreen.com

02/04/2026

Happy National Women Physician Day to all the wonderful female physicians doing their best to provide wonderful care to our communities!

01/29/2026

Now offering more new things!! This service is not covered by insurance. If you would like to take part in some IV vitamin therapy it is not "medically necessary" so that is why it will be cash pay.

We do offer IV hydration with just fluids based on need and assessment for appointments that may be covered by insurance depending on certain medical conditions assessed at an appointment.

Call today to make an appointment!!

01/19/2026

01/18/2026

Feeling comfortable in your own skin is part of overall well-being. We are now offering Toxin treatments for anyone that wants to treat their fine lines. Call and make an appointment to come in for a consultation.

01/12/2026

New Year, New You! Here is the first of many of our new updates that will be available at the clinic starting Now! Call to make an appointment or ask to talk to Tiffany for more information.
Please share our page as we are growing and taking new patients. Thank you!

01/01/2026

Happy New Year!!! We are closed Thurs the 1st but back to work on Friday!

12/25/2025

Have a wonderful Christmas with friends and family! See you in the office next week.

12/23/2025

The office is closed this week on Christmas break and celebrating birthdays! Everyone have a fun and safe holiday. Will be back in the office Monday Dec 29.