Dr. Ryan Shingler at Westgate Clinic

10/11/2025

On Fridays we wear Pink! October is breast cancer awareness month. Make sure your breast cancer screenings are up to date. These can be scheduled through your primary care provider or OB/Gyn.

02/18/2025

February brings 🫀 Heart Health month, 🌹Valentine’s Day and of course, Father Daughter date night. Thank you PCS for hosting this special event.

01/23/2025

Update: The Westgate Clinic will resume normal hours on Friday, January 24.

01/22/2025

❄️ Update: The Westgate Clinic will be closed Thursday, January 23. Please stay safe.

01/20/2025

❄️Due to inclement weather, the Westgate Clinic will close at noon on Tuesday, January 21 and will be closed all day Wednesday, January 22.

01/03/2025

Happy New Year! Courtney and Emily have been working hard to get us settled in our new office.

We look forward to welcoming our patients on Monday!

11/27/2024

Beginning January 1, 2025 I will join Southeast Health at Westgate Clinic. Existing patients have received notice in the mail and I am pleased to welcome them at my new office. Please complete the records release form and return to Fairview Clinic.

This new opportunity allows me to better serve my patients in the clinic setting. It would be by privilege to remain your primary care provider. I will continue to manage chronic conditions and treat acute illness. With this change, I will be able to see children age 6 and older. I will work in the clinic and no longer round or see patients in the hospital setting.

New location: 1245 Westgate Parkway, Dothan, AL 36303. From 231 headed north you will turn left onto Westgate Parkway and the clinic will be .3 miles on your right.

Southeast Health News Westgate Clinic Welcomes Dr. Phillips and Dr. Shingler Southeast Health is pleased announce the addition of two local primary care physicians, Victoria R. Phillips, DO, Internal Medicine, and Ryan Shingler, DO, Family Medicine, to the Westgate Clinic. Dr. Phillips, an Enterpris...

09/24/2020

Call today to schedule your flu shot 💉

Getting an influenza vaccine this fall will be more important than ever, not only to reduce your family's risk from the flu but also to help conserve healthcare resources. Help keep our community safe from another respiratory illness during the COVID-19 pandemic.

02/16/2020

You don’t want to pass on germs when you’re feeling sick. But it could happen if you don’t know how long you’re contagious. This chart can help: https://wb.md/39qGEfw

12/23/2019

Will you be around little ones during the holiday? Please read: Last December 3-month-old Ava spent nearly a week in the PICU as her lungs fought to overcome RSV (that’s respiratory syncytial virus). In adults and older kids with strong immune systems, the virus often causes little more than a cold. For babies, it can be life-threatening.

When parents ask you to wash your hands or avoid kissing a baby this time of year, please listen. Viruses like flu, RSV and rhinovirus are in full swing, and one well-intentioned kiss or hand squeeze could have serious consequences. Ava’s family is grateful to be spending this Christmas at home, and they hope her story will provide a strong reminder of the importance of hand hygiene in protecting those around you.

11/18/2019

It’s U.S. Antibiotic Awareness Week! Antibiotics save lives and are critical tools for treating infections, like those that can lead to sepsis. When antibiotics aren’t needed – like for a cold – they won’t help you, and their side effects could cause harm. Serious side effects can include C. difficile infection, which can cause deadly diarrhea. Talk to your doctor about the best way to treat your illness. http://bit.ly/2AEuUHV