Internal medicine physicians are specialists who apply knowledge and clinical expertise to the diagnosis and treatment for adults who have health conditions. Internal medicine physicians are equipped to deal with problems, no matter how common, rare, simple or complex the issue may be. Graham Rogers, MD, Internal Medicine physician at South Central Internal Medicine, specializes in the treatment of chronic care conditions for patients in the community.

Graham Rogers, M.D.
South Central Internal Medicine

Dr. Rogers began practicing at South Central Regional Medical Center in 2003 as a Hospitalists. He served patients admitted to the hospital for over 16 years. He explains, “As a hospitalist, I have treated a variety of illnesses for patients during their hospitalization. Now, as a clinic based internal medicine physician, I find treatment gratifying because I get to know each patient on a personal level and tailor care for them.”

Internal medicine physicians are trained to solve puzzling diagnostic problems and can handle severe chronic illnesses and situations where several different illnesses may strike at the same time. With a broad background in all areas of medicine, complex adult diseases are commonly treated by the physician.

“High blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes and high cholesterol are the main types of conditions we see,” said Dr. Rogers. “We also handle things as simple as skin infections to things as complicated as end-stage kidney disease. I love internal medicine because it is an interesting field where you make connections between things that do not seem to be connected.”

South Central Internal Medicine, located at 1203 Jefferson Street in Laurel, specializes in the prevention and treatment of adult diseases. Our providers are able to address a variety of adult illnesses including the treatment of patients with difficult diagnoses and chronic diseases. Medicare, Medicaid and most commercial insurance plans are accepted at South Central Internal Medicine. To learn more or to schedule an appointment, call (601) 649-2863 or visit scrmc.com.

Dr. Rogers closed by stating, “I hope when patients leave, they feel that we have listened to and addressed any concerns that they may have. Our goal is to provide excellent care at each appointment.”