Wes Bailey, MD, CAQSM is a primary care and sports medicine physician in Suwanee, GA. He, along with the rest of our clinic, takes a holistic approach to well-being. We help you understand your health better and guide you with programs that foster a healthy lifestyle.
Dr. Bailey is committed to helping you strategically reach your health goals.
Dr. Bailey is a primary care and non-operative sports medicine doctor in Suwanee, GA. He graduated from Duke University School of Medicine. He completed his residency in Emory University, where he was the chief resident in Family Medicine from 2009 to 2010. He also has additional qualifications in sports medicine.
Dr. Bailey caters to persons of all age groups, backgrounds, and activity levels while providing personal care to each patient. He takes a holistic approach to well-being, helping each individual strategically reach their health goals through programs that promote a healthy lifestyle and overall well-being.
Be it a primary care concern or a sports injury, Dr. Bailey is committed to helping you.
Our practice is focused on comprehensive medical care for individuals living in the city of Suwanee. We observe a holistic approach to health and well-being. We don’t simply treat our patients but guide them to achieve their health goals through valuable health programs.
We provide treatment and programs for primary care concerns, including:
Dr. Bailey is one of Suwanee’s Family sports doctor in Suwanee, GA. Practice includes family medicine and non-operative sports medicine — both can help improve anyone’s quality of life.
Our practice is committed to helping you reach your health goals and improve your overall well-being. Read these articles and commentary on medical topics and healthcare issues today.
We cater to people of all age groups, activity levels, and backgrounds. But we never forget to value personal care. Our staff is committed to ensuring you have the best experience when you visit our practice.
EXERCISE REGULARLY
Exercising a few times weekly can help with weight, blood pressure, blood sugar, sleep, stress, joint pain, and depression. Talk to your doctor before you start an exercise routine as some forms of exercise can be dangerous if you have certain medical problems or if you take certain medications.
EAT RIGHT
It is so important for us to eat healthy. This means ensuring that one has the right mix of carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins, minerals, and water necessary to maintain a good health. These key ingredients for a balanced diet is very important for lowering health risks.
“I just had my first visit, and it went great. Dr. Bailey was very thorough and made me feel comfortable during my physical examination. The location of the clinic is close to me, and the office looks great! Thanks, Dr. Bailey and the rest of your staff!” – Karla L.
“Dr. Bailey is a great sports medicine doctor who knows how to establish great relationships. He diagnosed my son’s injury accurately and recommended a program that relieved my son’s symptoms. I have referred him to two other parents whose sons had football injuries as well this season.” – Jane S.
