Mercer Medicine

02/24/2026

This , let’s talk about blood pressure. High blood pressure can increase your risk for heart attack, stroke and kidney disease—but regular check-ups and heart-healthy habits can make a big difference.🧡​

Not sure if your blood pressure is high? A primary care provider can help. Make an appointment on our website linked in the comments below.

02/19/2026

This , we’re sharing why cancer screenings matter. While not every cancer can be prevented, screenings can often find cancer early before it has a chance to spread. Finding cancer early can make treatment more effective.​

Learn when to talk with your doctor about cancer screenings:​ https://loom.ly/ZjG7rN4

02/17/2026

Ready for a career change? Mercer Medicine is hiring a Medical Coder I/II for our downtown Macon clinic. We offer comprehensive benefits, plus education waivers to support your career growth. Apply today 👉 https://loom.ly/UzNC8zc

02/12/2026

February is and a great reminder to show your heart a little extra love. Small steps can make a big difference, like eating well, staying active and keeping up with your health. Knowing your risks and working with your care team can help protect your heart for years to come.​

Need a primary care provider to support your heart health? Visit mercemedicine.com to get started.

02/11/2026

Today at the Georgia State Capitol, Mercer Medicine’s licensed marriage and family therapists, Abby Davis and Elizabeth Bizzell, joined more than 100 MFTs from across the state to celebrate new legislation that improves access to mental health care. We’re grateful for the heart and dedication Abby and Elizabeth bring to their work every day. Their commitment makes a meaningful difference in the lives of our patients and families. Learn more about our MFT services on our website, linked in comments below.

02/11/2026

We’re excited to welcome Sarah Cantrell, FNP-BC, to Mercer Medicine in Plains! She is passionate about preventive care and building trusted relationships that support long-term health. From routine checkups to managing chronic conditions, she’s here to help you feel your best. Learn more: https://loom.ly/XP6AkhM

02/06/2026

Red was everywhere at Mercer Medicine today! ❤️ Our employees came together in a big way to support heart health awareness and help spread the message about heart disease prevention. ​

02/05/2026

This year, we celebrate 100 years of by honoring the legacy of Black physicians who expanded access to care across Georgia—like Dr. Eliza Ann Grier, the first Black woman licensed to practice medicine in Georgia,
and Dr. John Henry Jordan, who opened the first hospital for Black residents in Coweta County.​ Their courage paved the way, and their impact continues.

02/03/2026

From everyday care to unexpected illnesses and injuries, our primary care providers in Downtown Macon have you covered. And with on-site labs and imaging services, you can get the care you need in fewer trips.​
🔗 Visit our website to make an appointment: https://loom.ly/ZASiR50

Mercer Medicine has more than 30 primary care and specialty providers in six locations throughout south and middle Georgia providing a variety of in-house health care services.

01/27/2026

Life gets busy, but don’t let your health slip through the cracks. Annual physicals can help catch problems early—leading to better outcomes down the road. If it’s been over a year since your last physical, visit mercermedicine.com to schedule your next appointment today.​

01/21/2026

Start the year moving! Regular physical activity can help you sleep better, reduce stress, manage weight and lower your risk for chronic disease. 🏃‍♀️🧡​ ​Whether you walk, dance, bike or swim, every bit counts! If you have questions about what’s right for you, talk with your doctor.

Need a primary care provider? Visit our website to get started 👉 https://mercermedicine.com​

01/19/2026

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once said, “Everybody can be great because anybody can serve.” Today we honor his legacy and reaffirm our commitment to serving our communities and working to ensure healthcare is accessible to all.