In this episode, IndeDocs Vice President Dr. Eveline (“Dede”) Waring talks with fellow board member Dr. Morris Brown about three steps to building a million dollar practice while also elevating the quality of patient care and maintaining work-life balance.

Dr. Morris Brown

Dr. Morris Edward Brown, III, MD is the medical director of Lake City Family Medicine, LLC and Family Medicine Associates, LLC.  He received a B.S in Chemistry (Magna Cum laude) from Norfolk State University, earned his doctorate degree with distinction from Eastern Virginia Medical School, and completed his residency training at Portsmouth Family Medicine Residency, Eastern Virginia Graduate School of Medicine.

Though he’s from Virginia, Brown has lived and worked in South Carolina for nearly three decades and is renowned for his dedication to providing healthcare in rural areas. 

He and his wife Bonnilyn have three daughters, two sons, and four grandsons and are proud to call South Carolina home.

Dr. Eveline Waring

Dr. Eveline “Dede” Waring has been practicing medicine since 1996 and since her board certification in 2001 has limited her practice to the specialty of endocrinology. From 2009 to 2013, she worked at Roper Physician Partners, heading up the Medical Subspecialty Committee. In 2014, Dr. Waring joined Palmetto Primary Care and started their Mount Pleasant office of Palmetto Endocrinology. In 2016, Dr. Waring purchased Carolina Endocrine Associates, a practice in existence for more than twenty years and located near Trident Hospital in North Charleston.

Dr. Waring is a leader in her professional community, serving as Past President of Carolinas Society of Endocrinologists and as a current board member of IndeDocs.

When she is not seeing patients, Dr. Waring enjoys spending time with her husband and son as well as family and friends. Her hobbies are hiking, tennis, fly fishing, cooking, reading, traveling and music. 

INDEDOCS:

IndeDocs (Independent Doctors of South Carolina) is an organization dedicated to preserving, protecting, and promoting the doctor/patient relationship through the independent practice of medicine in South Carolina.

Our goal as a non-profit 501 (c)(6) organization is to provide a network of support and connection for the South Carolina medical community so that independent providers can practice autonomous, patient-centered medicine while also benefiting from the advantages of being part of a larger group, with access to exclusive resources, networking avenues, pooled purchasing power, legislative advocacy, and more.

To learn more about our mission, our membership, or sponsorship opportunities, please visit us online at IndeDocs.com or contact us at IndeDocs.com/Contact for more information.

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