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Irvington 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 Irvington * Total Support Medical Group  Hudson Physicians  Suresh G Belani MD  Nailia Khan MD  Community Healthmark LLC  St Michael's Medical Center  Hudson Physicians  Prime Heart  Sol Myers Medical Associates  Romeo A Tiu MD  Metropolitan Cardiovascular Ctr  Sebastian I Kabiawu MD  Sanford Heights Allergy Center  Hemantkumar G Patel MD  Reynald Altema MD  Wilson Antoine MD  Akingboju Gbayisomore MD  Akingboju Gbayisomore MD  Gudz & Gudz Mds  Harvey G Masor MD  Indu N Vira MD  Newhope Behavioral Health Ctr  Dinesh R Patel MD PA  Dinesh R Patel MD PA  Dennis A Digiacomo MD LLC  Dennis A Digiacomo MD LLC  Dennis A Digiacomo MD LLC  Sofia Shapiro MD  Pankaja Achar MD  Roland Antoine MD  Patel & Patel MDs  Essex Renal & Medical Group  Empire Medical Associates  Empire Medical Associates  Seton Hall University Hlth Svs  Saroj Sehgal MD  Springfield Medical Group  Delores C Gayle-Barton MD  Rasiklal A Patel MD  Sunnyside Pediatrics  Rabia S Awan MD  Primary Care & Subspecialties  Comprehensive Cardiac Care  Newark Beth Israel Medical Ctr  Primary Care & Subspecialties  Florence B Eatman MD  Newark Beth Israel Medical Ctr  Primary Care & Subspecialties  Primary Care & Subspecialties  Newark Beth Israel Medical Ctr  Primary Care & Subspecialties  Family Health Center  Family Health Center  Family Health Center  Family Health Center  Goldson Medical Associates  Heart Center of The Oranges  Pushpa G Lalla MD  Heart Center of The Oranges  Heart Center Of The Oranges  Heart Center Of The Oranges  Audrey M Hinds MD  Orange Medical Group  Family Medicine & Pediatrics  Nirmala Saraf MD  Sarwan K Seth MD  Essex Plaza  Sunderam & Sunderam Mds  Sunderam & Sunderam Mds  East Orange Gen Hosp Fam Hlth  East Orange General Hospital ER  East Orange Gen Hosp Fam Hlth  East Orange Gen Hosp Fam Hlth  East Orange Gen Hosp Fam Hlth  East Orange Medical Practice  Univ Medcn/Dentistry New Jersey  East Orange Medical Practice  James T Cort MD  The Heart Center Of Oranges  Univ Medcn/Dentistry New Jersey  Ratan Mirchandani MD  Univ Medcn/Dentistry New Jersey  Indra D Prasad MD  Univ Medcn/Dentistry New Jersey  NJ Medcare  Wallen Jacobson & Orenberg Mds  NJ Medcare  Teresa O Madrid MD  Wallen Jacobson & Orenberg Mds  Mahesh I Patel MD PA  NJ Medcare  Wallen Jacobson & Orenberg Mds  Amin Amin & Abo MDs  Amin Amin & Abo MDs  Jayant H Barai MD  Medical Special Procedures  Access Medicine of New Jersery  University Hospital Int Medcn  University Hospital Int Medcn  Medical Pediatrics Ambltry Prtc Irvington, New JerseyUpcoming Local Events2013-08-17
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