Hours
Primary Medicine Associates (PMA) is a full-service primary care clinic in Roanoke, Alabama. At PMA-Roanoke, we welcome walk-in patients for all primary or urgent care needs, and offer a wide range of services for our patients.
Our clinic is staffed with a nurse practitioner, Amy Merrill, as well as a team of registered nurses. A nurse practitioner (NP) is a highly trained and licensed healthcare professional who can diagnose and treat a wide range of medical conditions, prescribe medications and provide preventative care to patients. Our NP works in collaboration with physicians and other healthcare providers to provide comprehensive patient care, and can help connect patients with specialists if needed.
PMA-Roanoke is currently accepting new patients and walk-in visitors. However, patients may also request an appointment. Appointments are not required, but they allow us to accommodate you properly and provide care in a quick and timely fashion.
To request an appointment, please call our office at 334-863-7222, or use the link below to enter your information and provide the best way for us to reach you. As you prepare for your appointment, please download and complete the medical records release form listed below, and bring it with you to your appointment.
Our Services:
- Primary Care/Preventative Care
- Chronic Care
- Acute/Urgent Care
- Immunizations
- Laboratory
- EKG
- Mental Health
- Walk-in drug screenings for businesses, industries, schools and municipalities (please call 334-863-7222 to register for this service; hours for drug screenings are M-F 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.).
Specialty Services (by appointment only)
- Cardiology (334-524-5400)
- Orthopaedics (334-756-2207)
Amy Lynn Merrill, CRNP is providing primary care at Primary Medicine Associates Roanoke. Merrill earned her associate nursing degree at Southern Union, her bachelor’s of nursing at Auburn University at Montgomery, and her Master of Nursing at The University of Alabama at Birmingham.
A nurse for more than 26 years, serving many different patient populations, Merrill has most recently practiced family medicine for the past two years. She looks forward to being able to serve and provide care to those in her community. “I enjoy helping others and being able to build relationships with my patients,” Merrill explains. “When presented with the opportunity to do so with East Alabama Health here in my own community in Roanoke, I was excited to take on this role, knowing I would be an active part of my hometown here in this position.”
Merrill has three daughters: Brooke, Aubrieanna, and Kailen. When she is not working, she enjoys supporting her daughters in softball and volleyball, gardening, college football, and cheering on the Handley Tigers. Merrill is also a member of Faith Baptist Church in Roanoke.
