Alzheimer's Disease Patient Caregiver Guide Center - Warwick, RIWarwick Geriatrician Doctors for Alzheimer's Disease Patient Caregiver GuideType of Physician: Geriatrician What is a Geriatrician? A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine. Practitioners are trained in the care of elderly adults. Their specific goals are maximizing cognitive (thinking) function, independence, and mobility while minimizing side effects of medications. Specialty: Internal Medicine - Geriatrics Common Name: Geriatrician Doctors in Warwick * Woodridge Medical Associates  Woodridge Medical Associates  Woodridge Medical Associates  Amrut R Patel MD  Pace Organization Rhode Island  Pace Organization Rhode Island  VA Medical Center Providence  Elmhurst Extended Care  Elmhurst Extended Care  Wayland Medical Associates  Wayland Medical Associates  Denis E Moonan Jr MD  Roger Williams Senior Health Cr  Roger Williams Senior Health Cr  Roger Williams Senior Health Cr  Roger Williams Senior Health Cr  Home Hospice Care Rhode Island  University Medicine Geriatrics  University Medicine Geriatrics  University Medicine Geriatrics  University Medicine Geriatrics  University Medicine Geriatrics  University Medicine Geriatrics  University Medicine Geriatrics  University Medicine Geriatrics  University Medicine Geriatrics  Memorial Hospital Rhode Is INT  Blackstone Valley Healthcare  Jamestown Family Practice  Michael E Klufas MD  Anchorage Medical Associates  Cumberland Primary Care  Cumberland Primary Care  Coastal Medical  Landmark Medical Centr Outpatnt  Well One Primary Medical Warwick, Rhode IslandUpcoming Local Events2013-07-27
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