Monday – Thursday: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Saturday: 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. by appointment
Our primary care services prioritize your well-being. Our experienced team provides comprehensive healthcare, including preventive care, routine check-ups, and personalized treatment plans.
Our diagnostics and imaging services offer precision and clarity in healthcare. With the latest technology and skilled professionals, we ensure accurate diagnoses and effective treatment planning.
Our dedicated experts provide comprehensive care while focusing on promoting wellness, managing chronic conditions, and enhancing your overall health and quality of life.
Our urgent care services offer swift, expert care when you need it most. Our dedicated team is equipped to handle a wide range of non-life-threatening medical conditions.
The Greystone primary care office is located at 7191 Cahaba Valley Road, Suite 300. The clinic is housed within the One Nineteen Health and Wellness Center located south of Birmingham, AL. The Health and Wellness Center is home to many other specialty medical clinics and is easily accessible using Highway 280 or Highway 119. Our clinic is staffed by board-certified primary care providers specializing in family medicine, internal medicine, women’s health, and wound care.
If you live or work in Hoover or the surrounding communities and need a skilled, board-certified primary care physician in Birmingham for one or all of the members of your family, call Complete Health’s Greystone location today to schedule an appointment.
At Complete Health Greystone, we have primary care doctors who accept Medicare insurance. In addition to standard medicare insurance, many of our primary care doctors accept Medicare Advantage plans as well.
If you are unsure if your particular insurance is accepted, call our office and talk to one of our member service representatives. They can provide you with all the information regarding your benefits and available services as a patient at our clinics.
Rick2023-09-19Jeannette who works with Dr Kinne is great. They are a good team and there are early hours. I have been here several times and wait times have been minimal.
drnorm2023-09-19Dr. Kinney should be considered a gold standard as a physician and his nurse assistant. Jeanette are incredibly outstanding.
Irene Bocanegra2023-09-08Love that I was able to fill out health history electronically. Made the check in process super easy. Everyone in the office was very nice.
Greg Stella2023-09-01La Shai was a great phlebotomist !
Sue Wattay2023-08-30We love Dr. Kinne and the staff.
Unhui Harer2023-08-24Ms. Jeannette was very pleasant, responsive and kept us completely informed..
Laurie B2023-08-24If I could rate them
Primary care refers to a wide range of different providers who provide initial and long-term care for people of all ages. Primary care providers are divided into five categories: family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics, internal medicine-pediatrics, and obstetrics and gynecology. Each type focuses on a specific area of healthcare and varies by the type of patients they predominantly treat.
Primary care is considered the first-line treatment avenue for all non-emergent medical conditions. These providers maintain a long-term relationship with their patients and help manage many health-related issues throughout their lives.
While internal medicine practitioners are one type of primary care provider, not all primary care providers are trained in internal medicine. Internal medicine physicians are exclusively trained in the prevention and treatment of adult patients. They have extensive knowledge of the medical conditions commonly affecting people over the age of 18.
While internal medicine practitioners are trained to provide generalized care to all adult patients, some will seek additional specialization in geriatrics, sports medicine, and women’s health. This additional training allows them to address specific clinical issues or groups of patients within their practice.
Primary care providers are often the first point of contact to access the entire health system. Having a primary care doctor is important to help you navigate chronic medical conditions, reduce risk factors for diseases, and improve your overall wellness. Primary care practitioners provide day-to-day management of health needs, evaluate you when you are sick, and provide referrals to specialists when needed.
As many health insurance plans require a primary care referral to see a specialist, having a primary doctor can help improve your access to care. They can arrange appropriate screening to catch diseases early and provide tips for achieving a healthier lifestyle. Having a primary care provider has been associated with an improved quality of life and a longer, healthier life while reducing the overall cost of medical care for you and your family.
If you are having a medical emergency, call 9-1-1 for immediate assistance and EMS transportation to the nearest hospital.
However, if the care you need is not an emergency, the first step would be to try and reach the after-hours call service, which can provide you with some advice or get you in touch with the on-call provider as needed. The on-call provider can assess the current situation and provide you with the needed guidance until you can be seen in your doctor’s office the next day. They may also encourage you to seek immediate care at the local urgent care or emergency room.
Overall, it is important to know that you will not be alone when the need for care arises, as the healthcare providers at Complete Health are only a phone call away.
Every illness or injury is different, making it important to evaluate each episode to determine the seriousness of the situation. For injuries or illnesses that are life-threatening or could result in significant disability, the emergency room is best equipped to manage these conditions.
Some symptoms or health conditions requiring ER evaluation include:
While this is not an all-inclusive list, it provides an idea of the severity of illness or injury that requires ER care.
On the other hand, primary care should be sought for any of these conditions:
If you are not experiencing an emergency and are unsure whether to seek urgent care, call our office, and we can provide you with the guidance you need.
Yes. Complete Health Greystone requires an appointment for patients to be seen. This ensures that every patient’s time is respected and each patient will be attended to in the most efficient manner.
If you are new to the clinic, the best way to schedule an appointment is to call our office at 205-995-9909 and talk to one of our patient care specialists. They will register you in the system and provide your appointment options.
If you are already a patient at our clinic, use your patient portal to schedule your next appointment. If you are new to the patient portal, no worries; create a new account and follow the steps. The patient portal allows access to your care anytime and from anywhere.
