Built by doctors who were tired of ten-minute appointments.
The practice started with one rule: schedule enough time to listen.
Founded on continuity, not throughput
In 2008, Dr. Amara Whitfield left a large hospital system frustrated by a schedule that gave her eleven minutes per patient. She opened Meridian with two exam rooms and one rule: every patient gets known.
Eighteen years later the practice has grown into a team of physicians and nurse practitioners, and the model is the same. Patient panels stay small and appointments stay long, and your doctor reads your chart before you sit down.
Today Meridian cares for more than 12,000 patients, many of them across three generations of the same family. Appointments are available within the week, prices are quoted in advance, and video visits cover anything that does not need an exam table.
Inside the practice
Meet the doctor you will keep seeing
Book a first visit. The doctor you meet is the one you will see next time.