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Charleston MD Local Charlestonian and former career U.S.

Navy Doctor who left the hospital setting after the pandemic to practice medicine in an environment conducive to forming closer bonds with his patients.

Earlier this fall I went to Tank’s Inaugural Holy City Hogs Sunday Brunch at Lowland Farms with my kids, Lilly and Gabe....
10/16/2026

Earlier this fall I went to Tank’s Inaugural Holy City Hogs Sunday Brunch at Lowland Farms with my kids, Lilly and Gabe. There was gospel music, a sermon from Tank, and whole hog BBQ. It was a great way to spend a Sunday!

While I was there, I signed up for the Lowland Farms CSA, and now I get fresh local veggies every two weeks.

Good food, good company, and time with my kids. I couldn’t ask for much more!

Dr. Brown took his weighted vest out for a walk past MUSC’s new College of Medicine, opening summer 2027. Back when he w...
10/15/2026

Dr. Brown took his weighted vest out for a walk past MUSC’s new College of Medicine, opening summer 2027.

Back when he was a student here, classes were held in the School of Dental Medicine! It’s exciting to see the next generation of physicians getting a new home.

October is Menopause Awareness Month, and the best time to start the conversation about hormone replacement therapy is b...
10/13/2026

October is Menopause Awareness Month, and the best time to start the conversation about hormone replacement therapy is before menopause arrives.

Estrogen does more than most women realize. It helps protect the heart and keeps bones strong. When levels drop during menopause, the risk of heart disease and bone loss goes up.

Research shows that timing matters. For many women, starting HRT in their 40s or 50s, can help protect bone density and may support heart health. Waiting until symptoms are severe can mean missing that window.

HRT isn’t right for everyone, and that’s exactly why the conversation should happen early. At CharlestonMD, we take the time to look at your history, your risks, and your goals so you can make an informed choice before you need to.

Health over time is the goal. Let’s start planning for yours.

Schedule a visit with Dr. Brown to talk through your options. https://charleston-md.com/

Now offered at CharlestonMD: a limited, physician-directed peptide therapy program led by Dr. Brown.Peptides are not a s...
10/08/2026

Now offered at CharlestonMD: a limited, physician-directed peptide therapy program led by Dr. Brown.

Peptides are not a shortcut. They work alongside the basics: sleep, nutrition, movement, and regular check-ins with your physician. Every plan starts with a one-on-one consultation and includes ongoing monitoring.

Program areas include metabolic health, body composition, recovery, and longevity support.

Curious if it's a fit for you? Schedule a consultation with Dr. Brown today.

Learn More: https://charleston-md.com/

A year ago, I stood with Dr. Terry Steyer, Dean of the MUSC College of Medicine, and fellow MUSC leaders to break ground...
10/07/2026

A year ago, I stood with Dr. Terry Steyer, Dean of the MUSC College of Medicine, and fellow MUSC leaders to break ground on the College's new home. The final beam has now been set, and the building is on track to open in summer 2027. I am proud to see Charleston's next generation of physicians getting a space built for how medicine is taught today!

We're so glad to welcome Stella Shifrin-Tatesure, CFNP, to the CharlestonMD family.Stella is a board-certified Family Nu...
10/06/2026

We're so glad to welcome Stella Shifrin-Tatesure, CFNP, to the CharlestonMD family.

Stella is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner, a classically trained musician, a former athlete, and a mother of three. She knows firsthand what it's like to push hard and perform under pressure, and just as well what it's like to sit on the other side of the exam table and have real concerns brushed off with a normal lab result.

She joined us because she believes in practicing medicine the way it's meant to be: a small panel, real time with each patient, and enough attention to catch what's actually going on beneath the chief complaint. We couldn't be happier to have her.

That time I ended up on Food Network. I was having dinner at Leon's when Andrew Zimmern walked in to film a segment for ...
10/02/2026

That time I ended up on Food Network. I was having dinner at Leon's when Andrew Zimmern walked in to film a segment for Zimmern's List, and instead of asking me to clear out, he told me to stay put while his crew got the shot.

So there I am, eating oysters with a camera pointed at the next table over, trying to act like this happens to me all the time. It doesn't. But moments like that are part of why I love practicing medicine in a city this size. You end up knowing the same restaurants, the same faces, the same stories, and that familiarity ends up mattering to patients too.

A room full of great questions, big ideas, and future entrepreneurs made for a fun afternoon at the College of Charlesto...
10/01/2026

A room full of great questions, big ideas, and future entrepreneurs made for a fun afternoon at the College of Charleston!

Dr. Brown had the opportunity to guest lecture for a 400-level entrepreneurship course, sharing lessons from his own career and experiences. The conversation covered the importance of taking action before everything feels perfect, embracing the twists and turns that come with building a career, and remembering that strong leadership starts with genuinely caring about the people around you.

Grateful for the thoughtful questions, meaningful conversation, and opportunity to connect with the next generation of leaders.

A retired VA nurse I used to work alongside is quite the woodworker in his spare time, and he made this sign for Charles...
09/29/2026

A retired VA nurse I used to work alongside is quite the woodworker in his spare time, and he made this sign for CharlestonMD. We spent years working the clinical side together long before I ever thought about starting my own practice, and it means something that people from that chapter are still showing up for me now.

Every time I walk past this sign, I think about how much of this job runs on people who take care of you without being asked.

Two and a half years ago, this was me. Wheelchair, hospital gown, waiting on a coronary CT. I was leaving my old practic...
09/24/2026

Two and a half years ago, this was me. Wheelchair, hospital gown, waiting on a coronary CT. I was leaving my old practice to start my own, and the stress of it caught up with me: chest pressure, a trip to the ER. Heart came back clear, but the stress was real, and so was the wake-up call.

The next day I started designing CharlestonMD, and got back to steady exercise and real attention to my diet. Looking back, I basically lived the reactive model I talk about now before I built a practice around avoiding it. Nobody plans their preventive care around a hospital gown, but sometimes that's what it takes to actually start.

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Charleston, SC
29403

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