About Courtney Medical Group

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Courtney Medical Group has been honored and privileged to provide quality medical care to Tucson since 1988.

We are dedicated to understanding and assessing your needs and concerns. Our committed team of medical staff and providers strives to educate, prevent illnesses, and improve your health and quality of life. Your overall health is determined by more than routine exams; we seek a partnership in approaching health concerns and work to establish a lasting connection in a respectful and professional manner. Building a quality lifestyle with you is our priority, understanding that each person brings their own needs and concerns.

You have a choice in your healthcare, and we value you choosing Courtney Medical Group.

Pima County Covid Levels at “Medium”

Pima County's status is currently at "medium". For "medium" levels, the CDC recommends the following guidelines to help prevent infection.

Learn Where to Find Vaccines/ Boosters in AZ

On November 19th, 2021, the FDA authorized booster shots for any adult. This shift now means all adults who received

CDC Recommends Booster for Certain Age Groups

On March 29th, 2022, the CDC released the following statement regarding boosters: “Certain immunocompromised individuals and people over the age

News Flash

With so much information available today, we want to share important news regarding your health and wellness in a simple, snapshot format. Here is the latest:

FDA Authorizes Moderna, Pfizer-BioNTech Bivalent COVID-19 Vaccines for Use as a Booster Dose

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration amended the emergency use authorizations of the Moderna and PfizerNTech vaccines to include the updated bivalent boosters. Bivalent refers to the vaccine containing two messenger RNA (mRNA) components of SARS-CoV-2 virus, one of the original strain of SARS-CoV-2 and the other one in common between the BA.4 and BA.5 lineages of the omicron variant of SARS-CoV-2. You can find more information about the authorization, here.

Updated 9/20/22

CDC updates masking guidelines

On March 4th, 2022, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated their masking guidelines. Relying on designations of low, medium, and high transmission for counties nationwide, the CDC shared that most people in areas with low or medium community levels can drop their masks indoors. People in high community levels should still wear a mask in public indoor settings, according to the guidance. The agency noted that people who are at higher risk for Covid — or those who live with people who are at risk — may still want to take extra precautions, including wearing masks, regardless of their own community status .Masks will still be required on interstate transportation systems, such as airplanes, buses and trains, and at airports, according to the Transportation Security Administration.

For more information, you can read the CDC update, here.

Updated 3.6.2022

Order your free Covid-19 tests online

Every home in the U.S. is eligible to order four free at-⁠home COVID-⁠19 tests. The tests are completely free, and the request for the tests does not require submitting any credit card info- only your name and address. Orders will usually ship in 7-12 days. If you need a test now, please find testing sites in Pima County, here. If you do use an at-home test and have questions or concerns, please follow up with your provider.

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Updated 1.25.2022

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Read Our Latest Blog Post

We add a new blog post daily- topics range from general wellness information, local events and activities throughout Tucson, Arizona, weight loss information, Dr. Courtney’s personal perspective on a variety of topics, and an in-depth look into living with chronic pain. You can find our most recent posts below, and you can search our archives here.

Canes, Crutches, and Walkers

Most of us have either had a need to use medical devices or know someone who does. Making sure they

Consequences

For many, this is the only reason we eat correctly, watch our weight, keep up on routine healthcare. . .So

5 Alternatives to Sugary Drinks

In several posts we've shared information about the downfall of consuming too many sugary drinks, including fruit juice. From the

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I have never met a doctor or person in the medical field that has impressed me as much as Dr. Courtney. At first I thought she was a bit brusk and dismissive, but as I continued appreciating her expertise in my examination, I discovered that her demeanor was better described as efficient, thorough and deliberately extensive. I became a huge fan because of her ability to immediately address every concern of mine, assess causes and related conditions that I was unaware of and to an extensive follow through on each and every detail. She has been so complete in her interviews and referrals that I have literally found her to be responsible for possibly saving my life by determining that I may have lung cancer, which I do, and that finding out this early has given me a greater chance for survival. When all the assessment was done during our last encounter she took the time to talk to me on a more personal level and came across as one the most caring and emotionally supportive individuals I have ever encountered. I read some of the other reviews and it quickly became obvious to me that any negative reviews were most likely from individuals attempting to cast her in an inappropriate negative light, rejected patients that I can only conclude were weeded out due to their drug seeking, not for legitimate medical reasons. She is brilliant, she is kind and she is not going to waste valuable time on false premises presented by disingenuous claims. She is too smart for that. I can’t praise her enough, thank you Susan from the bottom of my heart.