Primary care providers
Family medicine ?
Andrew Burgdorf, MD
Susan Butz, PA-C
David Ehlenz, MD
Natasha Hamann, MD
Grant McFadden, PA-C
Marisa Moline, CNP
Robert Mullaney, MD
Zinaida Talijan, MD
Family medicine
A family doctor is concerned with the general health needs of people of all ages. Focusing on the primary care of you and your family, he or she can refer you to a specialist or community resources when appropriate.
General surgery ?
Matthew Kissner, MD*
Internal medicine ?
Kayla Anderson, MD
Jimmy Ching, MD
Ann Sidwell, MD
Internal medicine
Our internal medicine specialists provide care at the clinic and in the hospital. These personal doctors help adolescents, adults and the elderly manage common and complex conditions.
Obstetrics / gynecology (OB/GYN) ?
Leslie Akram, DO
Krista Honsey, DO
Michael McNelis, MD, FACOG
Teri McNelis, MD
Obstetrics / gynecology
Some women choose an obstetrician/gynecologist as a main health care provider. OB/GYNs are doctors who specialize in the care of the female reproductive system, including pregnancy and childbirth.
Pediatrics ?
Kayla Anderson, MD
Jimmy Ching, MD
Catherine Pham, MD
Ann Sidwell, MD
Pediatrics
Pediatricians are doctors who care for children. They specialize in the emotional, physical and social growth of babies to teens.
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Specialists
Cancer (medical oncology) ?
Timothy Yeh, MD*
Cancer (medical oncology)
Cancer is a general term for more than 100 diseases caused by uncontrolled, abnormal cell growth. A medical oncologist is a doctor who treats cancer.
Cardiovascular disease (cardiology) ?
Joseph M Cherian, MD*
Daniel D. Dulas, MD*
Mark D Kraemer, MD*
Gregory J Path, MD*
D Brent Simons, MD*
Cardiovascular disease (cardiology)
Cardiologists are doctors who identify, treat and help you manage conditions like angina, heart attack, heart rhythm problems, high blood pressure, peripheral artery disease (PAD) and stroke.
Diabetes, endocrinology and metabolism ?
Anne Marie Lee, MD
Diabetes, endocrinology and metabolism
Your endocrine glands regulate your body by sending hormones directly into the blood and other fluids. This affects metabolism, the use of energy and other chemical processes your body needs to function. When either aspect isn't working properly, diseases like diabetes can result -- and our specialist can help.
Ear, nose and throat (ENT, otolaryngology) ?
Darren McDonald, MD*
Michael Murphy, MD*
Ear, nose and throat (ENT, otolaryngology)
Otolaryngologists or head and neck surgeons are doctors who treat conditions affecting the ears, face, jaw, nose, sinuses and throat. They use their knowledge of breathing and eating to treat and prevent allergies, hearing loss, voice loss and other problems.
Neurology ?
Masood Ghazali, MD*
NeurologyNeurologists are doctors who detect and treat problems with the nervous system. Your nervous system controls how you sense and react to the world around you. It involves your brain, spinal cord, muscles and nerves.
Orthopedics ?
Gilson de Sousa, PA-C
Dana Harms, MD
Orthopedics
Orthopedics involves the care of the musculoskeletal system. We can help fix and maintain this system of bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, muscles and nerves that make it possible for your body to move.
Psychology ?
Elizabeth Super, PsyD, LP
Caroline Weiss, PsyD, LP
Psychology
Psychologists help individuals and families work through emotional difficulties through talk therapy. They also evaluate mental health through special assessments.
Urology ?
Lioudmila Sitnikova, MD*
Dean Tortorelis, MD*
UrologyLocated above the kidneys, your adrenal glands make hormones that affect your body's reproductive system. Within the kidneys begins the urinary tract, which helps your body get rid of waste. Urologists are doctors who have the special knowledge to detect and treat problems with those functions.
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