Atlanta Natural Health Clinic, Southern Environmental Medicine Center, Moves Locations

Atlanta natural health clinic, Southern Environmental Medicine Center, has moved to Roswell Road in Atlanta, Ga.

2013-06-18

NORCROSS, GA, June 18, 2013 (Press-News.org) Southern Environmental Medicine Center, an Atlanta integrative medicine practice, wishes to announce that it has moved locations as of May 6th, 2013.

Formerly located in the Palisades at West Paces shopping center, the Atlanta environmental medicine clinic is now located in the Tuxedo Atrium office park. The clinic's new address is:

3833 Roswell Rd
Suite 116
Atlanta, GA 30342

The new Atlanta natural health clinic location maintains Southern Environmental Medicine Center's existing schedule and phone number. Appointments are available Monday through Thursday, 9 AM to 5 PM, and can be made by calling 404-845-7484.

"We are excited about our new office space," says Dr. Susan Tanner, Principle Practitioner at Atlanta holistic medicine center, Southern Environmental Medicine Center. "It's incredibly easy to find, has convenient parking, and is easy to access from almost anywhere in Atlanta. We feel confident that our patients will be as thrilled about this move as we are."

Southern Environmental Medicine Center operates on a central understanding that true wellness and health stem from gaining a proper balance within your life. The holistic doctors in Atlanta, Ga., seek to find and solve the underlying causes of your various ailments or issues instead of masking them with temporary solutions, like prescription drugs. The talented physicians at Southern Environmental Medicine Center create a personalized treatment plan for each patient's unique circumstances that will best help to remove the core factors contributing to a lack of wellness.

To learn more about Atlanta alternative medicine or to schedule an appointment at Southern Environmental Medicine Center, visit http://www.susantannermd.com or call 404-845-7484.

About Southern Environmental Medicine Center:
Dr. Susan Tanner and her experienced team provide the best environmental medicine in Atlanta. They use intricate diagnostic testing to find the source of the illness in their patients and provide a personalized plan to help them recover. Their treatments assist patients in healing for the long term and improving the overall quality of their life.

Learn more at http://www.susantannermd.com.

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