Highlights

  • Accepts new patients
  • Male
  • Video visits
  • English, French, Greek
  • Verified Circle Medical provider
  • Licensed in TN

About

Photios is a dedicated and highly analytical internal medicine physician with extensive experience in clinical practice, in both the outpatient and inpatient settings. He has extensive experience in managing complex patient populations within hospital, clinic, and long-term care settings. He has a passion for caring for the complete patient, using evidence-based medicine in addition to complementary medicine and function-health approaches. Photios truly believes that the role of the primary care provider is to be an advocate for the patient. This takes into consideration both the physical and behavioral health needs. Mental health shapes physical health and vice versa, and understanding this relationship truly shapes the care between a primary care provider and a patient. In his spare time, Photios enjoys spending time with his family and being a girl dad. He has two daughters under 10 years old who shape the father that he is. He enjoys spending time outdoors and taking care of his lawn. He likes traveling and embarking on new adventures.

National Provider Identifier (NPI)


1821519257

Reviews


5.00

233 ratings

Written reviews

Exceptional provider, takes his time to listen & cares about my personal needs.

Jul 8, 2026 • Patient name hidden

Dr. V was very informative, accommodating and created an extremely comfortable environment! He was also very efficient with the screening and made next steps clear and concise. Higly reccomend!

Jul 2, 2026 • Patient name hidden

Really great understands how to explain things so that i can understand thwm without questioning if i misheard him. He is very patient also

Jun 23, 2026 • Patient name hidden

Very Good and I enjoyed my visit

Jun 17, 2026 • Patient name hidden

Great he really understands and listened to help me

Jun 7, 2026 • Patient name hidden

awesome dr. listens to your issues, always tries to get to the root of the problem.

May 29, 2026 • Patient name hidden

Education


Education and training

  • St. George's University School of Medicine

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