Internal Medicine Specialists of Middle Tennessee

04/30/2026

01/30/2026

Thank you for voting us Franklin County’s Finest Physician & Internal Medicine Specialist! It is an honor to serve this community. !

01/26/2026

I have decided in the best interest of our staff and patients, we will be closed today Monday January 26th.

01/26/2026

For everyone's safety, we will tentatively be opening at 10 AM on Monday January 26,2026. That may change, and if you have an appointment already scheduled, we will contact you.

Stay warm and safe!!! ❄️☃️❄️

11/11/2025

GAMECHANGER in the world of MHT and the future of women's health.

Proposed removal of risk statements about cardiovascular diseases, breast cancer, and probable dementia from the boxed warnings, as well as other proposed safety-related labeling changes, to clarify the benefit/risk considerations for these drugs.

11/06/2025

I am posting this because I want everyone to stay healthy this season. Flu and Covid infections can temporarily increase the risk of serious heart events, and even stroke. Please consider vaccination to protect not just your lungs - but your heart and brain.
It is not too late to come in and get your flu shot!!!

BackgroundWe conducted a systematic review and meta‐analysis of studies examining the association of viral infections with the risk of cardiovascular disease, including coronary heart disease (CHD)...

09/08/2025

We are looking for a Receptionist/Secretary to join our team at Internal Medicine Specialists.
Please send resume to IMSMT, 186 Hospital Rd. Suite 500, Wi******er, TN 37398, or email it to imsmtmd@gmail.com

08/22/2025

🩺WE HAVE FLU SHOTS!

12/23/2024

Our office will be closed for the week beginning tomorrow, December 24th. We will reopen Monday, December 30th. Merry Christmas!!!

08/22/2024

https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/colon-cancer-blood-test-shield-screening-fda-approved-rcna163630

The new test could increase the number of people screened for colorectal cancer, especially among adults too young for routine colonoscopies.

08/07/2024

In other countries, DEMENTIA can often be referred to TYPE III DIABETES!!!
Think about that the next time you crave a cookie or piece of cake...

This cohort study of older individuals with diabetes examines whether maintaining stability of glycated hemoglobin A1c is associated with lower risk of Alzheimer disease and related dementias.