Patrick T. Turner, MD

"Dr. Turner was born and raised in Martinsville, Virginia.  He attended James Madison University for his undergraduate studies and then Virginia Commonwealth University for his medical degree.  Dr. Turner completed his Fellowship in Family Medicine at the University of Virginia.  He and his wife, Lauren, recently relocated to Richmond just in time for the birth of their first child.

Dr. Turner is genuinely excited to join FPSR on August 1st, 2016. He enjoys meeting new people, is down to earth and has an outgoing personality. He truly wants to make a difference in people’s lives.

Dr. Turner looks forward to partnering with patients of all ages for better health. He currently serves as the team physician for Trinity Episcopal High School."

"Family Practice Specialists of Richmond (FPSR), P.C., first opened its doors on the campus of Johnston-Willis Hospital in October, 1994. Dr. James W. Miller had been practicing in the Richmond, Virginia area for more than 20 years and decided to create a practice that would motivate patients to improve their overall health by being physically active and living a healthy lifestyle. The practice, once owned by a solo physician, quickly grew to become a leader in the community that reflects the best of modern healthcare with its blend of high technology, knowledgeable physicians and nurse practitioners, and skilled office staff. FPSR’s philosophy centers on empowering people to assume responsibility by taking an active role in their own healthcare. When patients agree to work with their primary care provider to resolve health issues, the results can be startling and measurable. Our on-site nutrition counseling, diabetic education, weight-loss program, development and maintenance of preventative care plans, and our aggressive approach to adopting a pro-active lifestyle all serve to motivate patients to make better choices and improve their overall health. Our providers build a rapport with their patients and establish a course of treatment with mutually agreed-upon goals. This approach to medicine is the foundation on which FPSR was built, and it holds true today."