Most specialty practices treat one condition at a time. We built ADMC because we knew that wasn't good enough for patients managing diabetes, metabolic disease, neuropathy, and wounds.
The practice was founded by Jeff Russell, a healthcare entrepreneur with a long background in global business operations including healthcare. Our Columbus, Georgia clinic was established in 2025 on the St. Francis-Emory Healthcare campus, when we acquired the wound care department from the hospital. It started operating as an independent clinic at the same time. Originally known as the Columbus Diabetes and Wound Care Center, it originally focused on diabetic wound care.
In 2026, the decision was made by the Company to implement its original 2024 business plan which provides diabetes management, metabolic health, neuropathy and wound care. Subsequently the practice rebranded and is now doing business as American Diabetes and Metabolic Centers. This reflects the broader scope and the broader vision behind it. The Columbus clinic continues to operate on the St. Francis-Emory campus and is soon offering services across the street from Piedmont Hospital.
We have organized the practice around four clinical specialties that, in the lives of real patients, are deeply connected: diabetes management, metabolic health, neuropathy, and wound care. The patient with poorly controlled diabetes often develops neuropathy. The patient with severe neuropathy is more likely to develop chronic foot wounds. The patient struggling with weight and metabolic dysfunction is at higher risk for all of these. Treating them under one practice, with one coordinated team, is faster, more effective, and less exhausting for the patient.
Our practice is led by physicians, including endocrinology and wound care specialists, and supported by experienced nurse practitioners and clinical staff. The model is designed so that the patient's day-to-day care is anchored by clinicians who know them well, with specialist depth available immediately as questions arise. That combination — of consistent relationship and clinical sophistication — is what we believe complex chronic care requires.
We are located on the St. Francis-Emory Healthcare campus in Columbus, Georgia, close to the resources serious care can require. We also support patients that are either from or prefer Piedmont Hospital.
2300 Manchester Expressway
Building H. Suite 202
Columbus, GA 31904
St. Francis-Emory Hospital Campus, across from Butler Pavilion Valley Parking
706.252.9300
Our leadership team combines specialist clinical depth with experienced operational and administrative leadership — built to deliver exceptional, coordinated care.
CORPORATE LEADERSHIP TEAM
Founder of ADMC and the driving vision behind our patient-first model of specialty chronic care.
Leads our clinic as our Medical Director and Chief Endocrinologist. Focuses on diabetes and metabolic care. Five decades of experience that is the most in the greater Columbus area endocrinologist. Deep understanding of his profession and a sought-after expert.
Oversees clinical quality and the standards of care across the practice.
Leads administrative operations across the practice and corporate functions.
Oversees day-to-day operations, ensuring our clinical and business teams work in coordination.
Leads people strategy and human resources across the ADMC organization.
American Diabetes and Metabolic Centers is the registered trade name of Columbus Diabetes and Wound Care Center, LLC. Both names refer to the same practice, the same providers, and the same location. You will see the legal name on insurance filings and official paperwork, and the ADMC name on our signage and materials.