About Me
Dr. Robyn Stiff is a board-certified Family Medicine physician. She grew up in Birmingham, Alabama, and graduated from the University of Alabama School of Medicine. While there, she was Vice President of the Geriatric & Adult Medicine Special Interest Group. Dr. Stiff later completed her residency at UAB Family Medicine Residency Program in Huntsville, AL. While there, she was awarded the First Resident Excellence Award as well as the Residency Good Samaritan Award. Dr. Stiff takes a special interest in promoting women’s and geriatric health. In her free time, she enjoys singing, dancing, traveling, and watching college football.
Language(s) Spoken:
English
Services
Diabetes Management
Dermatology
Drainage of Cysts and Hematoma
Earwax Removal
First Aid & Chronic Wound Care
Gastroenterology and Urology
Heart and Vascular
Gynecology
Imaging Services
Infusion Therapy
Integrative Medicine
Lab Testing and Blood Work
Medication Management
Podiatry Services
Respiratory and Lung
Vaccinations and Immunizations
Orthopedics
Annual Wellness Exams
My Clinic
From the moment you walk through the doors at VIPcare Birmingham - Center Point, you'll feel the difference. Our clinic offers a friendly, relaxed environment where you're never just a patient. We specialize in primary care for seniors, offering personalized care plans and a proactive approach to keeping you healthy. Whether you're managing a chronic condition or simply staying on top of preventive screenings, we're here to support you and build a lasting relationship.
My clinic locations
VIPcare Birmingham - Center Point
Primary Care
1 mi
2525 Center Point Pkwy, Ste B, Birmingham, AL 35215
Insurances Accepted
OUR BLOG
Health Tips & News
Advice, health tips, and the latest updates to help you live your best life.
How to Prevent Heart Disease as You Age
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States for people of any gender. Unfortunately, some risk factors are beyond your control, including genetics, age, gender, and race. As we age, the risk increases—men age 45 and older and women age 55 and older face a higher likelihood of developing heart disease.
Fight Arthritis With These Anti-Inflammatory Foods
There is currently no cure for rheumatoid arthritis (RA), but the good news is that lifestyle choices—especially diet and nutrition—can play an important role in managing symptoms and improving quality of life.
Glaucoma in Older Adults: Signs and Symptoms to Look For
Glaucoma is one of the leading causes of blindness worldwide and a major concern for senior eye health. And although it can affect people of all ages, older adults tend to be at a greater risk of developing it. Glaucoma in older adults often has no visual signs or symptoms, leading it to be called "the silent thief of sight."
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