Dr. James R. Meredith, MD

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Get to know General Practitioner Dr. James R. Meredith, who serves patients in Florida.

A well-versed general practitioner, Dr. Meredith is the Medical Director of New Smyrna Wellness Center in Florida.

Specializing treating musculoskeletal and skin conditions, some of the issues that he treats include low back pain, knee pain / osteoarthritis, hip pain, shoulder pain / rotator cuff syndrome, chronic pain syndrome, sciatica, hypertension / diabetes / hypothyroidism, obesity, skin cancer, and neuropathy. 

New Smyrna Wellness Center is Volusia County’s premier Medical Center. It offers proactive, state-of-the-art, quality healthcare in a safe and comfortable environment. 

The Medical Center is made up of highly skilled medical professionals who deeply value patients’ health and well-being. They take great pride in providing the community with high quality, patient-centric care and health education. They are trained and believe in traditional medicine, and are up to date on the latest medications and technical advances. They also believe that many patients are looking for something more when it comes to their medical care, which is why they strive to help them deal with all aspects of their health in a comprehensive approach. 

Graduating with his undergraduate degree from the University of South Florida in 2002, Dr. Meredith went on to earn his medical degree from the  University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine in 2006. He then proceeded to perform both his internship and residency at the said establishment in 2007 and 2010, respectively. 

With a focus on all aspects of wellness, he is affiliated with AdventHealth Daytona Beach.

Holding membership status with several organizations, Dr. Meredith is an active member of the American Medical Association and Alpha Omega Alpha. 

In the medical profession, a general practitioner is a physician who treats acute and chronic illnesses and provides preventive care and health education to patients of all ages. 

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