Mr. Joey Friddle, PA-C

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Board-certified PA brings patient-centered, collaborative primary and specialty care to Greenville community

Greenville Care Partners is pleased to announce Joey Friddle, PA-C, as a leading Physician Assistant serving the Greenville, South Carolina area. With a patient-focused and team-oriented philosophy, Joey brings comprehensive, compassionate care to patients across primary and specialty medical settings.

Joey holds certification as a Physician Assistant (PA-C) and has extensive experience in delivering high-quality healthcare. He specializes in primary care, chronic disease management, minor procedures, and care coordination. His strengths include conducting thorough physical exams, managing conditions like diabetes and hypertension, performing joint injections, and ensuring smooth collaboration with physicians and allied health professionals.

At Greenville Care Partners, Joey is recognized for his empathetic communication style, strong clinical judgement, and commitment to patient education. He offers a full range of services, including wellness exams, acute care visits, preventive screenings, medication and treatment plan management, and patient lifestyle counseling. Joey works closely with physicians, nurses, therapists, and specialists to create cohesive care strategies tailored to each patient’s unique needs.

Committed to enhancing community health, Joey participates in local health fairs, school outreach initiatives, and preventive health workshops. He volunteers his time to promote screenings, healthy lifestyle behaviors, and access to care—especially for underserved populations within Greenville County.

Looking ahead, Joey plans to expand telehealth services, support group-based chronic disease programs, and collaborate with local health organizations to increase primary care availability. His vision aligns with Greenville Care Partners’ mission to deliver accessible, dependable, and empathetic medical care to all community members.

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