Sellers Sports Medicine & Family Practice

After 2 Dr visits to sellers sports medicine, I couldn’t feel more comfortable with the team they have there. Scheduling was so simple and easy and they have a very welcoming presence in the office. For folks who are active, former athletes, or just want to get a better understanding of their overall health I HIGHLY recommend Dr. Sellers and his team. I went in with a few items that I wanted to get checked out regarding my overall health status. Dr. Sellers did every single thing I asked and went above and beyond in some areas. I left my first visit feeling very well taken care of and heard. A+ on the listening skills from their team. During my virtual follow up appt, Dr. Sellers took the time to walk me through every single part of the blood tests he ordered. It was awesome he took the time to spoon feed me some information in laymen’s terms so I could make some adjustments. Just so you know, this is a primarily a sports medicine + family medicine practice and then they outsource things like bloodwork and imaging. I really like this set up and feel very comfortable at this practice. Couldn’t recommend them enough. They work quickly, they listen, they care, and they’re very trustworthy. They have earned my business and partnership going forward, that’s for sure.

Danny Maynard · October 29th, 2025

Fantastic experience! After 4 months of suffering through IT band syndrome with very slow progress despite strength training and time off running, my PT recommended this place. They did an ultrasound and recommended shockwave therapy, which I'd never done but proved to be incredible. Had five sessions and felt an immediate difference after session 1. I have not had any symptoms in my knee since starting and have finally been able to get my distance up in my runs. Thanks everyone at Sellers for giving me my passion back!

Kelsey Gabriel · January 20th, 2026

I had high hopes when a friend referred me to Dr. Sellers. I was looking for someone with an independent practice, hoping to escape the corporate medical establishments. My first appointment was great and we realized he had actually treated me 37 ago for a knee injury. I was so happy to find an independent doctor and one that is respected as a teen. The next time I made an appointment I was a little disappointed as it was turned into am online. Then I called months later asking for lab work since no followup appointment was scheduled And never heard back which I thought odd as every doctor since my diagnosis wanted me to get labs every 90 days. Now , 6 months after my last appointment ( I called last week) and just two weeks before the end of the year I let them know I need some prescriptions refilled. The refill one correctly, one incorrectly and do not fill the other two at all one of which is a diabetic med that since it took them a week to get back to me I am now 3 days late taking. The tell me the doctor didn't call it in because he wants me to see an endocrinologist first. Which is great, I get new benefits on the 1st and will be happy to. But in the 27 year I have been diagnosed my primary has ALWAYS both prescribed and maintained my diabetes prescriptions. Getting in to see an Endocrinologist won't happen for weeks and when I ask Tamra to if it would be possible to have the doctor take another look at this and let me know. I explained the situation to her and she simply said. "That is what the doctor said and I will not discuss this with you." So I guess so much for private being different (more human) and to hell with my medication because apparently my only option is to wait until I can see an endocrinologist which I have NEVER done nor had to do before. I am sadly disappointed. No meds for me, no more stars for you I guess. 3 days late on one medication and now due to their other error I have no insulin tonight. (The refill request was put in a week ago) Must be nice living in a world where everybody can afford to see specialists at the drop of a hat and get appointments to see said specialists two weeks before year's end. Kind of a bummer when you're asking someone for kindness and their main objective seems to be how righteous they, over helping someone in actual medical need.

Double Delgado · December 16th, 2025