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Want to become a new patient? Click here to register. Existing patients can click to log in. Patients have the option of uploading photos through the mobile Patient Portal, but note that no consultation or treatment recommendations will be provided based on photos uploaded.

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Want to become a new patient? Click here for more information on how you can establish care with one of our Tryon physicians.

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We’re here to help! Reach the team partners and triage nurses of Tryon Patient Connect at 704-495-6334 or via online chat from 7:00a.m. to 7:00p.m., Monday through Friday.

REFERRING PHYSICIANS, click the link below and scroll to the end of the page for fax numbers.

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Prepare for your Virtual Visit

Established patients can schedule a Virtual Visit with your primary care physician and most specialists. This is an online face-to-face Virtual Visit through your computer, tablet or smartphone.

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Skin care products now for sale online

Tryon Medical Partners offers a private label of skin care products that can now be purchased online and shipped directly to you.

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Tryon Women's Center

Our gynecology and sexual health team is growing to better serve patients. Get to know our new clinicians and book an appointment today.

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