Jerry Sandifer isn’t content with volunteering his time and expertise to Mountain Hope Good Shepherd Clinic. He’s also donated an examination table for use in one of the Clinic’s examination rooms. Jerry is a Realtor who has owned Exit Tennessee Realty Pros in Wears Valley since 2005 and will shortlyContinue Reading
The Roaring Twenties came to life again July 15 at the Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge as guests enjoyed the glittering Gala at Sea, a fundraiser for Mountain Hope Good Shepherd Clinic. Guests, many of whom got into the spirit of the evening by wearing 1920s dress, were treated toContinue Reading
Many of the 161 people who received thorough health check-ups last week at Mountain Hope Good Shepherd Clinic had lost homes and jobs in the November wildfires. Clinic staff members are doing everything they can to help fire victims with no health insurance get back on an even keel, providingContinue Reading
Rising country star Kaitlyn Baker’s concert at The Island in Pigeon Forge on Sept. 23 doubled as a fund-raiser for Mountain Hope Good Shepherd Clinic. Our thanks go to the Pepper Palace, which sponsored the free event, and especially to Will Castro, who organized the details. We also wish toContinue Reading
Only about 115 shopping days to Christmas! (Written Aug. 31) Now is the perfect time to schedule an activity that helps others while dovetailing perfectly with your Christmas shopping. Mountain Hope Good Shepherd Clinic is looking for volunteers to wrap gifts for a couple of hours starting on Black FridayContinue Reading
Since 2003, Dr. Richard Dew has volunteered his medical skills to the patients of Mountain Hope Good Shepherd Clinic. “I still look forward to coming here every week,” he says. “I just love medicine,” says the longtime physician. “I look on it as a calling rather than a job.” WorkingContinue Reading
Lots of companies come to Sevier County for corporate retreats — but they don’t usually get involved with helping locals maintain good health. Therapy Management Corp. (TMC), based in Homosassa, Fla., is the exception. Through its non-profit arm, Together Making Changes, the business donated $1,094 to the Clinic when its middleContinue Reading
As volunteer paper pusher during the free physicals held twice a year at Mountain Hope, I sit behind a desk in the lobby. I have a clear view of who comes in the door, and can usually tell at a glance if someone is a new patient or if they’veContinue Reading
