Hometown Health Clinic Hosts Ribbon Cutting for Behavioral Health Department
From the Apr 30, 2024 e-Edition
McKENZIE (April 23) — Hometown Health Clinic, Hospital Drive, McKenzie hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new Behavioral and Mental Health Department on Tuesday, April 23. The event was coordinated through the McKenzie Chamber of Commerce.
The new department space provides a separate waiting room and clinic space, separate from the main patient area of the medical clinic.
Dr. Bryan Merrick and Dr. Terry Colotta are the owner-physicians of the clinic. They along with practitioners Becky Wall, Dawn Walker and Patty Cunningham provide the mental and behavioral services.
A new treatment modality is also available. It is a microcurrent neurofeedback service.
For more information, phone 731-352-7907 or visit https://hometownclinics.com.
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