Tryon Medical Partners

Endometriosis symptoms can overlap with other conditions, which means many women live with it longer than they should. Knowing the range of signs can help you start the right conversation with your doctor. More from Tryon Women’s Center’s Dr. Erin Stone: bit.ly/422m16x.

Colorectal cancer is increasingly being diagnosed in younger adults, which is why screening now starts at age 45 for most people. Here’s what you should know: bit.ly/3hpDaRM. March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. If you’re 45+, schedule your screening.

Vitamin D is often linked to mood, but the science is more nuanced than social media suggests. Cyndi Galbraith shares what research actually shows, who may benefit from testing, and why overall health is an important part of the bigger picture: bit.ly/4lvEzW7.

We’re excited to welcome Sydney Brannock, MSN, APRN, WHNP-BC, to Tryon Women’s Center. Her approach to women’s health centers on listening, collaboration, and helping her patients feel comfortable and empowered at every visit. Meet Sydney: bit.ly/4b822rs.

Cologuard can be a convenient colorectal cancer screening option for some people, but it isn’t right for everyone. Here’s how it compares to a colonoscopy: bit.ly/2WbeS5R. March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. If you’re 45+, it’s time to schedule your screening.

Save the Date! ⏰ Already on Medicare or turning 65? We’ve arranged for experienced, independent licensed agents to guide you through your Medicare options. Join Par 3 Insurance for an upcoming virtual info session Saturday, March 14, from 9 to 10 a.m.: bit.ly/3Z0ZINE.

Most colorectal cancers start as small polyps, which means prevention is possible. Screening, healthy habits, and knowing your risk can make a lifesaving difference: bit.ly/3x0MocA. March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. If you’re 45+, schedule your screening.

Dr. Alyse Kelly-Jones of Tryon Women’s Center will be a featured panelist following the screening of The (M) Factor 2: Before The Pause at the @IPH_clt Saturday, March 7. The event is free and open to the community, but registration is required. We hope to see you there.

DYK women’s heart attack symptoms can look very different than “classic” chest pain? Jaw pain, fatigue, and shortness of breath are just a few clues that something could be wrong: bit.ly/41eRphz. Your heart health starts with us.

Medicare can be daunting. How does it work? What does it cost? Can you keep seeing your doctors? Join Par 3 Insurance for a free online info session on Saturday, Feb. 28, to get simple, easy-to-understand answers to these and other Medicare questions: bit.ly/3Z0ZINE.

Contrary to popular belief, going out in cold weather will not make you sick. Certain respiratory illnesses are more common in winter because we’re inside more often and in close contact with others. This allows illnesses like the flu and RSV to spread more easily.

While many people experience joint pain as a normal part of aging or overuse, some symptoms may signal an underlying condition that requires an expert’s attention. That’s because understanding the cause of achy joints is the first step toward treatment: bit.ly/4bYcDrc.

High blood pressure often doesn’t feel like anything, which is why it’s called the silent threat. It can quietly strain your heart, kidneys, and more long before you notice symptoms. Learn how to understand your numbers: bit.ly/3HVloBN. Your heart health starts with us.

This flu season has been more active than most recent years. Recognizing respiratory virus symptoms early allows you to take appropriate action and avoid spreading illness to others: bit.ly/3Y2dHCU.

Got a smartwatch? It may help you catch irregular heart rhythms early, but knowing what to do with that information is key. #TeamTryon’s primary care team breaks it down: bit.ly/3NY4gg7. Your heart health starts with us.

It’s been a COLD past few weeks in Charlotte, which might have your skin feeling extra dry or itchy. Dermatologist Dr. Marilia Oliveira says the solution is likely a combination of your type, amount, and timing of moisturizer: bit.ly/3Zb7mok.

We’re honored to be named the Top Physician Practice in North Carolina by @CastleConnolly, and we’re proud of the 66 #TeamTryon physicians who were recognized individually on its prestigious Top Doctors list. This year’s full list of accolades includes: bit.ly/3O0J3Hz.

Cholesterol isn’t just one number – and learning the difference can help you take charge of your heart health. Get the clarity you need from #TeamTryon Cardiologist Dr. Ashleigh Thompson: bit.ly/3PoM1Tx. Your heart health starts with us.

Tryon Medical Partners will operate on our normal schedule for Tuesday, February 3, 2026.

Occasional sleeplessness or indigestion might feel harmless, but when it becomes pattern – particularly as we age – it could be reason to talk to your physician. Dr. Ryan Shelton joined @CLTTodayShow to share insights on health signs you shouldn’t ignore: bit.ly/3NUpu3u.