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Hollywood Internist Doctors for High Blood PressureType of Physician: Internist What is a Internist? A certification by the Board of Internal Medicine. Practitioners provide long-term, comprehensive care in the office and the hospital, managing both common illnesses and complex problems for adolescents, adults, and the elderly. General internists are trained in primary care internal medicine, which incorporates an understanding of disease prevention, wellness, substance abuse, mental health, and treatment of problems of the eyes, ears, skin, nervous system and reproductive organs. All internists are trained in the subspecialty areas of internal medicine including emergency internal medicine and critical care. Internists consult with surgeons when surgical management is indicated, and often act as consultants to other specialists. Specialty: Internal Medicine Common Name: Internist Doctors in Hollywood * Sobriety On The Sea  Alix Gay MD  Zoraida Rivera-Hidalgo MD PA  East Hollywood Medical Assocs  Hollywood Health Center Inc  Leung Healthcare Hollywood  Leung Healthcare Hollywood  Memorial Healthcare Sys HPL  Memorial Healthcare Sys HPL  Memorial Regional Hospital  Memorial Regional Hospital  Renal Electrolyte/Hypertension  Memorial Healthcare Sys HPL  Florida Heart/Vascular Cnsltnts  South Florida Nephrology Cnsltn  Memorial Healthcare Sys HPL  Memorial Regional Hospital  South Florida Nephrology Cnsltn  Memorial Healthcare Sys HPL  Memorial Healthcare Sys HPL  Behruze Ruyani MD PA  Memorial Regional Hospital  Memorial Regional Hospital  South Florida Nephrology Cnsltn  South Florida Nephrology Cnsltn  Florida Institute Cardio Care  Hollywood VA Outpatient Clinic  Pinnacle Healthcare Systems  Pinnacle Healthcare Systems  Braver & Braver MDs  Braver & Braver MDs  Florida Institute Cardio Care  S Broward Nephlgy/Hyprtnsn  Steven Zeig MD PA  Internal Medicine Specialty Grp  Florida Institute Cardio Care  Healthworx  Florida Institute Cardio Care  Florida Institute Cardio Care  Reyes & Reyes Mds  Reyes & Reyes Mds  Reyes & Reyes Mds  Larry Shulruff MD  Florida Institute Cardio Care  Pinnacle Healthcare Systems  Internal Medicine Specialty Grp  Hollywood VA Outpatient Clinic  S Broward Nephlgy/Hyprtnsn  Steven Zeig MD PA  Herbert L Shick MD  Alexander M Chaplik MD  Soni & Narula MDs  Chen Medical Associates  Chen Medical Associates  Chen Medical Associates  Chen Medical Associates  Chen Medical Associates  Chen Medical Associates  Chen Medical  Hollywood Heart Center  Safecare Medical Center  Emerald Hills Medical Center  Emerald Hills Medical Center  Safecare Medical Center  Safecare Medical Center  Adult Medical Care Associates  Continucare Medical Group  Lawrence Gotkin MD  L & M Medical Clinic  Premiere Spine Center  Jean-Pierre R Levy MD  L & M Medical Clinic  MCCI Lifetime Of Aventura  Ira M Feldman MD  Franklin Fiedelholtz MD PA  Robert A Freedman MD  Gorin & Hanabergh Mds PA  Gorin & Hanabergh Mds PA  Hamid R Keshvari-Rasti MD  Solomon L Lerer MD  Jeffrey A Levy MD  Advanced Medical Care Assocs PA  Medical Consultant Of Aventura  Leonard J Pianko MD  Stuart J Bernstein MD PA  MCCI Lifetime Of Aventura  Sciberras Internal Medicine Inc  Cardiology Care Of South FL  Elliott A Stein MD  Bernard Weinbach MD PA  Aventura Inst/Cardvsclr Wllnss  Beth R Braver MD  Lawrence A Berger MD  Healthworks  Cardiovascular Consultants S FL  Associates In Internal Medicine  Associates In Internal Medicine  Markelis & Rapp MDs  Markelis & Rapp MDs  Edelstein & Bustamante MDs Hollywood, FloridaUpcoming Local Events2013-05-25
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