BUSINESS PORTFOLIO: Dr. Shannon Price practicing in Sylvester
By Staff Reports
Dr. Shannon Price, a women’s health specialist, is seeing patients in Sylvester. Price practices with Affinity Physicians for Women in Tifton, but will also begin rotating to Tift Regional Health System’s HealthPlus clinic located in Sylvester at 1010 W. Franklin St.
Board-certified in obstetrics/gynecology, Price is available to provide women a comprehensive range of health services, including pregnancy care plans and deliveries for expectant mothers; gynecologic surgery; wellness checks; infertility evaluation; treatment for menstrual disorders; menopausal management; and, health and wellness education.
Originally from the Tallahassee area, Price earned her medical degree from Florida State University and completed residency training in OB/GYN at Greenville Health System in Greenville, S.C. Befofre joining Affinity Physicians for Women, she practiced with North Florida Women’s Care in Perry, Fla., and more recently with Southwest Georgia Obstetrics and Gynecology in Albany.
Affinity Physicians for Women is a part of Tift Regional Physician Group.
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