tennessee pediatrics patient portal

What is Tennessee Pediatrics?

Tennessee Pediatrics is a trusted and established name in the community. Our services are designed to ensure the healthy development of each child:

What is the most important job at Tennessee Pediatrics?

At Tennessee Pediatrics, our most important job is to remember that we take care of children. We want our young patients to look forward to visiting us as much as we look forward to seeing them. We strive to provide child-friendly, exceptional quality medical care in an environment that is inviting and comfortable for the entire family.

Is Tennessee Pediatrics a certified nurse practitioner?

Tennessee Pediatrics’ certified pediatricians and nurse practitioners take great pride in offering the highest levels of comprehensive and quality care to every patient that comes through our doors. By providing a personalized touch that helps build strong relationships, Tennessee Pediatrics will be the solid foundation for your healthcare needs from infancy to young adulthood.

What is Tennessee Pediatrics?from tennesseepediatrics.com

Tennessee Pediatrics is a trusted and established name in the community. Our services are designed to ensure the healthy development of each child:

What is the most important job at Tennessee Pediatrics?from tennesseepediatrics.com

At Tennessee Pediatrics, our most important job is to remember that we take care of children. We want our young patients to look forward to visiting us as much as we look forward to seeing them. We strive to provide child-friendly, exceptional quality medical care in an environment that is inviting and comfortable for the entire family.

Is Tennessee Pediatrics a certified nurse practitioner?from tennesseepediatrics.com

Tennessee Pediatrics’ certified pediatricians and nurse practitioners take great pride in offering the highest levels of comprehensive and quality care to every patient that comes through our doors. By providing a personalized touch that helps build strong relationships, Tennessee Pediatrics will be the solid foundation for your healthcare needs from infancy to young adulthood.

What is Tennessee Pediatrics?from tennesseepediatrics.com

Tennessee Pediatrics is a trusted and established name in the community. Our services are designed to ensure the healthy development of each child:

What is the most important job at Tennessee Pediatrics?from tennesseepediatrics.com

At Tennessee Pediatrics, our most important job is to remember that we take care of children. We want our young patients to look forward to visiting us as much as we look forward to seeing them. We strive to provide child-friendly, exceptional quality medical care in an environment that is inviting and comfortable for the entire family.

Is Tennessee Pediatrics a certified nurse practitioner?from tennesseepediatrics.com

Tennessee Pediatrics’ certified pediatricians and nurse practitioners take great pride in offering the highest levels of comprehensive and quality care to every patient that comes through our doors. By providing a personalized touch that helps build strong relationships, Tennessee Pediatrics will be the solid foundation for your healthcare needs from infancy to young adulthood.

Appointments

Please arrive 20 minutes early if you are a new patient, or if you need to update your insurance information. We appreciate your promptness, as it helps keep our appointments on schedule. Please be aware we may need to reschedule you if you arrive more than 20 minutes late for your appointment.

Urgent Needs

TMP maintains a " Come Now " policy relating to non-emergency urgent patient needs. Call us at 615-459-7104 and let us know you are on the way. We will work you into our clinic with the first available provider!

Emergency Health Situations

If you develop symptoms such as severe chest pain, difficulty speaking, weakness in a limb, excessive bleeding, serious injury, or loss of consciousness - Call 911 immediately for an ambulance and have someone notify our office by calling 615-459-7104.

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Amanda Cunningham, NP

Amanda Cunningham is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner who joined Tennessee Medicine and Pediatrics in 2018. She earned her registered nursing degree from North Georgia College and State University in 2010 followed by her master’s degree from Belmont in 2017.

Felisa L. Gilbert, M.D., FAAP

Dr. Felisa Gilbert joined the practice in 2007. She is board certified by the American Academy of Pediatrics and the National and Tennessee Chapters of the American College of Physicians.

Heather N. Phillips, M.D

Dr. Phillips grew up in Birmingham, Alabama. She graduated summa cum laude with her bachelor’s degree in biology from Birmingham-Southern College and received her medical degree from the University of Alabama School of Medicine in Birmingam.

What is Tennessee Pediatrics?from tennesseepediatrics.com

Tennessee Pediatrics is a trusted and established name in the community. Our services are designed to ensure the healthy development of each child:

What is the most important job at Tennessee Pediatrics?from tennesseepediatrics.com

At Tennessee Pediatrics, our most important job is to remember that we take care of children. We want our young patients to look forward to visiting us as much as we look forward to seeing them. We strive to provide child-friendly, exceptional quality medical care in an environment that is inviting and comfortable for the entire family.

Is Tennessee Pediatrics a certified nurse practitioner?from tennesseepediatrics.com

Tennessee Pediatrics’ certified pediatricians and nurse practitioners take great pride in offering the highest levels of comprehensive and quality care to every patient that comes through our doors. By providing a personalized touch that helps build strong relationships, Tennessee Pediatrics will be the solid foundation for your healthcare needs from infancy to young adulthood.

Communication of Results

Routine lab results are provided within 10 days. Routine results are provided via the Patient Portal or leaving you a message in a secure voicemail system. If you prefer to receive your results in another manner, please make the lab personnel aware. If you do not receive your results within 10 days, please contact our office.

Prescription Medications

Please bring all current medications in their original containers to your scheduled visit. The information on the medication label is essential to helping your provider maintain and accurate medication list.

LABORATORY SERVICES

If you are instructed to fast, please do not eat or drink anything with calories in it for 12 hours prior to your blood test.