Serving the Lowcountry and Coastal Empire of Georgia and South Carolina.
SERVICE ALERT
Due to the increased number of cases of COVID-19, we are limiting visitors to our offices and requesting that adult patients come to their appointments alone. Exceptions will be made if assistance or a caregiver is needed. For pediatric patients, please limit to one parent or caregiver, exceptions considered.
If you have any symptoms for COVID-19, do not schedule online. Please call your doctor's office for booking an appointment and before arriving for an in-office visit.
After working in the hospital setting as an RN, Tammie Walz decided to further her career by becoming a nurse practitioner. She earned her Masters of Science in Nursing from Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, Georgia. In 1996, after precepting with a SouthCoast physician during her last year of graduate school, she was offered a position at SouthCoast Health. Tammie enjoys helping people and working with the other providers and staff members at SouthCoast. Working at SouthCoast allows her patients the convenience of having easy access to ancillary departments such as lab, imaging and specialists. In her free time, Tammie loves spending time with her grandchild, children and 3 labradors. She also enjoys cooking, reading, traveling gardening and horseback riding.
The experts at SouthCoast Health are explaining when you should seek urgent care services versus when to go to the emergency room.
Urgent Care vs. the ER: When to Go to Where
In addition to the SouthCoast Health staff, all patients and anyone accompanying them must be wearing a mask to enter a SouthCoast Health office.
SouthCoast Health Now Requiring Masks or Face Coverings Upon Entry to Our FacilitiesSouthCoast Health has 120 physicians and medical professionals in 18 locations in Savannah, Richmond Hill, Pooler, Rincon, Baxley, Bluffton, and Hinesville.
