Kristin Sorce, PA-C

"Kristin is passionate about people first primary & preventative direct primary care. Highly qualified, she has the gift of time to give, allowing her to get to know you and those she cares for well. Utilizing various communication channels, her ability to kindly listen, share and educate on the various topics of wellness, disease prevention she helps motivate and maximize ones overall health potential. Selected as a Top Physician Assistant in Lebanon, TN by the International Association of Healthcare Professionals, and also a nationally certified physician assistant she specializes in primary care with additional experience in both pediatrics and women’s health. A lifelong resident of Lebanon, TN she completed her education and training in Nashville at Trevecca Nazarene University. Kristin’s warm personality brings the personal attention each one deserves, and she looks forward to caring for you & your family​. Wife of 19 years and mother of 3 teenage children you can often find her cheering her kids on at a volleyball or baseball game, or running for good health and to keep fit."

"The Town Doctor® offers a new shift in healthcare—a system that connects humanity and the art of medicine through primary care. We are part of an influential and growing movement that continues to create sustainable change within the American model of healthcare that has moved from a reactive, disease-oriented, hospital & medication-positioned model to a personalized preventive approach that puts the patient at the center of care. Our focus is the reversal and prevention of disease. By aligning our actions with the truth of exceptional care and fair pricing, a difference is made and seen in the lives that are cared for. We've taken a costly, confusing, and complicated primary care system and traded it to provide attentive, accessible care by choosing to advocate for people. We accomplish these goals by caring for people through on-going relationship and expert guidance, support and lifestyle change. We engage, educate and empower the community with direct primary care medicine."