Meet Our Team
North Fulton Internal Medicine Group has a medical staff of two physicians and two physician assistants who provide patients with quality healthcare at our office in Roswell, Georgia. Our doctors and physicians assistants care for patients living in Roswell, East Cobb, Smyrna, Sandy Springs, Crabapple, Dunwoody, North Atlanta metro and surrounding areas. Choose a photo below to learn more about each provider's education and experience.
Meet Our Physicians
 Philip G. Huff, MD |
 Tiffany Edwards Madison, MD |
Meet Our Physician Assistants
 Robert A. Young, PA-C |
 Andrea Castro, PA-C |
What is an Internist?
Per the "American College of Physicians - American Society of Internal Medicine", Doctors of internal medicine (also called "internists") are doctors who treat adults - specialists concerned with all aspects of adult (over age 18) medicine, excluding surgery and advanced gynecology. An internist's concerns include arthritis, hypertension, heart and lung disease, diabetes and thyroid disorders, stress, obesity, as well as just about any other adult illness.
Who Do Internists Treat?
Internists focus on adult medicine - not delivering babies, treating children, or performing surgery. Internists, just like general practitioner or family practitioner doctors, can be your primary care doctor and care for patients for life - in the office or clinic, during hospitalization and intensive care, and in nursing homes. When other medical specialists, such as surgeons or obstetricians, are involved, your internist coordinates and manages patient care. In fact, internists so often serve as medial consultants to physicians in other specialties that they've earned the nickname, “the doctor's doctor”.
Is Special Training Required?
Internists have undergone special study and training that focuses on adult diseases and the prevention of. At least three of seven or more years of medical school and postgraduate training are dedicated to learning how to prevent, diagnose, and treat diseases primarily affecting adults. Internists care for patients for life.