We’re a primary care practice in Chattanooga, TN dedicated to whole-person health — combining excellent clinical care with a warm, modern approach.
Who We Are
At In Good Health, we believe the best medicine starts with knowing the person in front of us. For over 26 years, our Chattanooga team has been committed to whole-person care — combining clinical excellence with genuine warmth.
Our providers — Bruce Pendley MD, Randy Heisser MD, Dr. Laurie Davis DNP, and 18+ other providers — work alongside a dedicated support team to make every visit feel personal.
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What We Offer
Primary care is at the core of our practice. We combine excellent service with a modern approach — caring for the whole person, not just the condition.
The heart of what we do. A strong patient-provider relationship is the foundation of lasting good health.
For patients who are homebound or prefer care in a familiar setting — comprehensive care delivered to your door.
Hormones structurally identical to those your body produces naturally — personalized to your labs and symptoms.
Lasting weight loss requires the right medical guidance. Under physician supervision, we create a structured, safe plan.
Regenerative medicine harnessing the body’s own repair mechanisms for inflammation, joint pain, and cellular recovery.
Looking and feeling your best is part of whole-person wellness. All services are medically supervised.
Personalized Care
From regenerative treatments to aesthetics, our providers walk you through every option so you can make informed, confident decisions about your health.
Call (423) 867-4969April/May 2026 · Seasonal Focus
Four health areas worth your attention this spring — relevant to our patients and the season.
At In Good Health, we treat anxiety, depression, and insomnia as part of our primary care scope. Come in if mental health has been on your mind — there’s no need to wait for a crisis.
Talk to your provider →Chattanooga’s trails and parks are at their best in April and May. Even 20–30 minutes of daily walking meaningfully improves cardiovascular health, mood, and sleep quality.
See wellness tips →April and May’s produce — asparagus, strawberries, snap peas, spinach — is nutrient-dense and anti-inflammatory. Eating seasonally is one of the most accessible nutrition habits we recommend.
Learn more →Pollen peaks in May across Tennessee. We offer allergy and asthma treatment — if over-the-counter relief isn’t working, it may be time for a more tailored approach.
Schedule a visit →At In Good Health, we believe good health is more than the absence of illness. It’s energy, clarity, resilience, and connection. Our team is here to support all of it.
10–15 minutes of natural light within an hour of waking anchors your circadian rhythm and supports better sleep.
A short post-meal walk — even 10 minutes — reduces blood sugar spikes and supports digestion.
Research shows that labeling emotions — “I feel anxious” — meaningfully reduces their intensity.
Warmer April and May temperatures increase your fluid needs. Aim for at least half your body weight in ounces of water daily.
Pollen is highest between 5–10am. Rinse hair before bed and keep windows closed in the early morning.
April and May 2026 Spotlight
We treat anxiety, depression, and insomnia as part of our standard primary care scope. Here’s what every patient should know by May.
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