Call: (865) 769-9595
Call: (865) 769-9595
Our treatment philosophy is centered around caring for the individual as a whole. In addition to treating a patient’s condition, we place an emphasis on evidence-based research to help you get back to living life.
I have been going to dr. Scariano for 25 years. He helps diagnosed my Mystanigravis which several doctors, even the Mayo Clinic, could not diagnose. I got the disease young in life. Now it’s in remission. He also helped me find out that I have early-onset Parkinson’s in just a few months. No other doctor including the VA was willing to help. Now he is helping me to slow the process down. I thank him and the staff for making me feel better and treating me with dignity.
Jimmy C.
Very professional staff! The administrative care I received from Cindy, Jay, and Anastasia has been excellent. I am very grateful for my upcoming appointment with Dr. Scariano. Thank you! I would highly recommend to anyone looking for a great physician that is interested in someone that really cares about the patient behind the chart.
Elizabeth K.
The care and diagnosis were excellent and follow-up was exceptional. There is a new staff and an office manager who has gone above and beyond to see that my husband gets the best care available in Knoxville. The entire staff is caring, accommodating, and professional. Thank you for making me feel so much better.
McIntyre K.
Dr. Jack Scariano and his associates have treated me as a veteran exceptionally well. I have been experiencing serious neurological issues since 2009 with no answers which included a stroke, memory issues, unstable walking, decline in hearing and vision, etc. I have been seeking answers through many doctors to try to find out what is going on. After a thorough exam, a diagnosis was finally given which explains everything. Thank you for your expertise.
Kenneth S.
Dr. Scariano was wonderful to my husband. They got him in quickly and took every issue seriously, which was the issue with many other doctors because my husband was younger than most patients, and none of them took him seriously. He is going to have to have surgery, but thankfully there is finally a light at the end of the tunnel.
Tina A.