AdventHealth is pleased to welcome Caleb Swindell, MD, to AdventHealth Medical Group Family Medicine at Health Depot. Swindell joins providers Richard Mersberger, DO; Sarah Polow, DO; Macie Cable, PA-C; Tom Curtis, FNP-C; Tracy Hooper, FNP-BC; Jessica Kinsey, PA-C; and Brittany Prince, FNP-C in offering whole-person care to the Chatsworth community.
Dr. Swindell earned his Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences at Middle Georgia State University in Macon, Georgia, and his Doctor of Medicine at Mercer University School of Medicine, also in Macon, Georgia. He is certified by the American Board of Family Medicine.
Dr. Swindell combines compassionate care with the latest evidence-based medicine to ensure his patients receive the best care. He appreciates the broad scope of family medicine, which allows him to treat people of all ages with a wide variety of conditions.
When not working, he enjoys staying active with fitness both in and out of the gym. He also enjoys spending time with his wife and expanding his horizons by traveling to new places and experiencing new foods.
To schedule an appointment or for more information about AdventHealth Medical Group Family Medicine at Health Depot, call Call706-695-0561 or visit AdventHealth.com.
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