best family practice :: Article CreatorSGMC Health Honors Hahira Family Medicine
Published 6:06 pm Tuesday, April 29, 2025
SGMC Health recognized SGMC Family Medicine in Hahira as its inaugural Practice of the Quarter, honoring the clinic's exceptional commitment to patient-centered care, professionalism, and clinical excellence.
Led by Drs. Alberto Garcia and Vera Garcia, SGMC Family Medicine Hahira continuously earns positive feedback from patients who praise the physicians for their thoroughness, attentiveness and genuine concern for individual needs. Patients frequently describe the Garcias as "lifesaving," "knowledgeable" and "the best doctors they've ever had."
One of the defining qualities of the practice is the time and care invested in each patient interaction. Reviews highlight that both doctors go above and beyond by listening to patient concerns, answering questions with clarity and carefully reviewing medical histories to ensure well-informed, personalized care.
In addition to the outstanding providers, the clinic is lauded for its clean and welcoming environment. From the front desk to the nursing staff, the team is recognized for being friendly, courteous and efficient. The availability of on-site lab work and diagnostic testing also enhances the comprehensive and convenient care patients receive.
The loyalty of patients speaks volumes about the practice's impact. Many report remaining with the clinic for years, often encouraging family members to join as patients based on their positive experiences. The consistent theme among patient feedback is clear: SGMC Family Medicine Hahira delivers care that is not only medically sound but also deeply compassionate.
"The recognition of SGMC Family Medicine Hahira as our Practice of the Quarter is a testament to the exceptional work of Drs. Alberto and Vera Garcia and the entire team," said Brenda Alexander, Chief Human Resources Officer and Vice President of the Physician Network. "Their commitment to delivering outstanding care, fostering trust with patients, and creating a warm and efficient environment is exactly what we strive for across SGMC Health. We are proud to celebrate their dedication and success."
With more than 100 employed providers across 12 primary care locations and 26 specialized offices, SGMC Health is the region's most comprehensive healthcare network, delivering more than 300,000 patient encounters annually. Whether through the expansion of specialized services, recruitment of top physicians, or enhancement of medical facilities, SGMC Health remains steadfast in its mission to provide world-class healthcare close to home.
For more information about SGMC Health and its services, visit sgmc.Org.
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Camden Clark's Tracy Hendershot, MD, Receives 2025 "Family Doc" Award From WVAFP
(Photo Provided) WVU Medicine Camden Clark Family Medicine provider Tracy Hendershot, MD, left, recently received the 2025 Family Doc Award from the West Virginia Academy of Family Physicians presented by Jay W. Lee, MD, MPH, FAAFP, right, a member of the board of directors of the American Academy of Family Physicians, at the WVAFP ceremony.
PARKERSBURG — WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center Family Medicine provider Tracy Hendershot, MD, recently received the 2025 "Family Doc" Award presented by the West Virginia Academy of Family Physicians (WVAFP).
The WVAFP honors one of its members with the Family Doc Award each year, given to a family physician who exemplifies the mission, vision and values of the organization. The award celebrates physicians who demonstrate outstanding commitment to compassionate, knowledgeable and community-centered care, which serves as a pillar for patient health and advocacy across West Virginia.
Recipients are selected for their embodiment of WVAFP's core values, including excellence in family medicine, patient and public advocacy, professionalism, innovation and a steadfast dedication to accessible, high-quality health care.
In addition to his recent recognition from the WVAFP, Hendershot has been nominated to run for the Board of Directors of the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP). The nomination was recently announced by the AAFP as part of its 2025 national election cycle.
"It's an honor to have been chosen for this award and to be considered for this board of director role," Hendershot said. "Our rural and community-based physicians face unique challenges, and I'm committed to making sure their voices are heard on the national stage."
Hendershot earned his medical degree from the Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine at Marshall University, where he also served as the school's first Paul Ambrose Health Policy Fellow. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians and has received numerous awards for his clinical excellence, teaching and leadership, including recognition for his work in opioid stewardship, workforce sustainability and long-term care innovation.
"Dr. Hendershot exemplifies the very best of family medicine in West Virginia. His compassionate, community-centered approach to care and tireless commitment to improving the health of our state make him an outstanding choice for the WVAFP Family Doc Award," said Matthew A. Davis, DO, MBA, CPE, FACHE, FAAFP, FACOFP, West Virginia Academy of Family Physicians president and CEO. "His nomination to run for the AAFP Board of Directors is a testament to his leadership and vision, and we are proud to support him as he represents our state on the national stage."
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