Dr. Timothy Grenemeyer, DO
Primary Care Clinical Director
Dr. Tim Grenemyer is the co-clinical medical director of Primary Care at Sage Neuroscience Center. He completed his Bachelor of Science degree in Biology at the University of New Mexico followed by receiving his doctorate in Osteopathic Medicine at Western University of Health Sciences. Postgraduate training included a rotating internship at Botsford General Hospital in Farmington Hills Michigan followed by a residency in Family Medicine at Presbyterian/ St. Luke’s medical center in Denver, Colorado.
Dr. Grenemyer has previously served as president for Central Mountain Medical, New Mexico monitored treatment program and Lead physician at DaVita/Optum. In addition to his position at Sage Neuroscience, he serves as president of Wellspring Healthcare Solutions and participates in VIP StarNetwork. His care philosophy focuses on quality of life, disease prevention through a healthy lifestyle, and access to care.
Not known for sitting still- he can be found out skiing or hiking with his family, riding his bike, or on the golf course. He also enjoys spending time as a team physician on the sidelines of high school football games or next to the mats in wrestling tournaments.
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What to Look for in an IOP for Alcohol Abuse
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Expectations of Medication Management
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What is IOP and How Does it Help with Substance Abuse
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Alcohol Detox: Withdrawal & Recovery
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Bipolar Disorder & Kanye
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BA in Strategic Communication – University of New Mexico
Imani is a writer and social media manager who assists the admin of Sage with community outreach and marketing.
Her own struggles with mental health and experience in therapy give her a unique perspective to empathize with the patients/clients of Sage. Her experiences influence the blogs that she writes and the social media content she produces.
In her free time, Imani enjoys traveling, making YouTube videos, reading, and obnoxiously singing to show tunes.
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