Originally from Boston, Massachusetts, Dr. Powell completed his undergraduate education at Columbia University and earned his medical degree from Tufts University School of Medicine. He went on to complete his Internal Medicine residency at Duke University. Dr. Powell began his career serving patients at the Florida Community Health Center and later completed a fellowship in nephrology at Emory University in Atlanta. He then relocated to Greensboro with his family, where he practiced at Carolina Kidney Associates.

Dr. Powell has held several leadership roles within the Cone Health system, including President of the Medical and Dental Staff, Chief Medical Officer at Annie Penn Hospital, and Chief Health Equity Officer. He is also visiting faculty with the Disparities Leadership Program at Massachusetts General Hospital and has participated in international medical missions to Haiti and Honduras.

“Dr. Powell’s deep clinical expertise and dedication to improving healthcare access make him an invaluable addition to our leadership team,” said Michelle A. Lewis, Chief Executive Officer of TAPM. “His long-standing commitment to serving patients from all backgrounds aligns with our mission to deliver high-quality, compassionate, and affordable care.”

As a child, Dr. Powell received medical care at a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) in Boston—an experience that inspired his dedication to community health. Now, he brings that journey full circle as he joins TAPM in Greensboro.

“I’m honored to join an organization rooted in service and committed to improving health outcomes across Guilford County,” said Dr. Powell. “It’s a privilege to contribute to a team that believes in delivering excellent care while addressing the broader needs of our patients.”

In addition to his leadership responsibilities, Dr. Powell will also be providing direct patient care, seeing adult patients with chronic kidney disease, hypertension, and internal medicine needs.

TAPM welcomes Dr. Powell’s leadership as the organization continues to grow and expand services to meet the evolving healthcare needs of the community.

Family Forward NC

Family Forward NC was established in 2018 to improve children’s health and well-being while helping North Carolina businesses remain competitive. The certification acknowledges employers who implement best-practice family-friendly policies in areas such as paid leave, childcare support, health and wellness benefits, and workplace flexibility.

“TAPM is honored to be recognized as a Family Forward NC Certified Employer,” said [Insert Leadership Name and Title]. “This designation reflects our commitment to creating a workplace where employees and their families can thrive while we continue to provide equitable, compassionate healthcare to our community.”

To earn this certification, employers must meet stringent criteria, including:

• Offering paid leave
• Accommodating pregnant and breastfeeding workers
• Providing childcare support
• Supporting employee health and wellness
• Ensuring benefits eligibility for employees working 30+ hours per week

As one of only 107 organizations in North Carolina to achieve this distinction, TAPM is proud to lead the way in promoting family-friendly practices in the healthcare sector.

“This certification is a testament to our mission of supporting both our patients and our team members,” Michelle Lewis added. “We believe that investing in our employees’ well-being directly translates to better care for the families we serve.”

Family Forward NC’s rigorous certification process includes a detailed review of HR policies, employee surveys, and in-depth evaluations of workplace practices. TAPM’s recognition underscores its dedication to fostering an environment that empowers both caregivers and families.

For more information on TAPM’s Family Forward NC Certification, visit www.familyforwardnc.com.

Triad Adult and Pediatric Medicine, Inc. offers outpatient medical, nutrition and/or behavioral health visits by your provider by way of telehealth. If you are interested in a telehealth or telephonic visit, ask your provider or our Front Desk staff about it.  

Telehealth Information

Please be aware of the following:

• Do NOT report to the clinic at the time of your appointment; your appointment will be conducted by phone or video.
• Check that the phone number(s) in your medical record are up-to-date and reflect where you would prefer to receive your provider’s call. You can check and/or update your numbers with our Front Desk staff or on Mychart. staff at your designated health center (numbers listed below)
• Pediatrics at Wendover 336-272-1050
• Family Medicine at Arlington 336-333-3348
• Family Medicine at Eugene 336-355-9920
• Family Medicine at Northwood 336-355-9696
• Family Medicine at Elm 336-884-0224
• Family Medicine at Brentwood 336-355-9722
• At the time of your appointment, be prepared to receive your provider’s phone call or video visit in a location where you can have privacy and in a quiet environment, if possible. For most, this will be at home. We ask that you have your phone line open for 15 minutes before your appointment time and 30 minutes after your appointment time.
• Note that a phone call may come through as an “unknown number.”

If you have any questions or concerns about engaging in telehealth or teletherapy visits, please reach out to your designated health center at the number listed above.

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