Obesity (Weight Loss) Center - Sterling, VA
Sterling Internist Doctors for Obesity (Weight Loss)Type 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 Sterling * Internal Medicine Prac Assocs  Virginia Medical Arts Clinic  Nova Medical Group And Urgent  Nova Medical Group And Urgent  Virginia Medical Arts Clinic  Dulles Medical Group  Nova Medical Group And Urgent  Total Health Medical Center  Coleman Primary Care  Coleman Primary Care  Coleman Primary Care  Coleman Primary Care  Coleman Primary Care  Orthopedic Hand/Internal Medcn  Patient First Sterling  Dulles Internal Medicine  Nova Medical Group Urgent Care  Nova Medical Group Urgent Care  Nova Medical Group Urgent Care  Nova Medical Group Urgent Care  Nova Medical Group Urgent Care  Virginia Medical Center  Nova Medical Group Urgent Care  Ashburn Internal Medicine  Nova Medical Group Urgent Care  Loudoun Walkin Medical Center  Accessible Medical Care  Medics USA  Medics USA  Primary Care Medical Associates  Next Health  Vijay K Chadha MD  Medical Associates of Reston  Quality Internal Medicine  Medical Associates of Reston  Iyer Clinic  Internal Medicine Group  Internal Medicine Group  Internal Medicine Northern VA  Reston Nephrology/Hypertension  Medical Associates of Reston  Richard R Rosenthal MD LTD  Internal Medicine Group  Medical Associates of Reston  Internal Medicine Northern VA  Padma Shukla & Sima Shukla MD  Padma Shukla & Sima Shukla MD  Emergency Medicine Associates  Neeraj Bhushan MD  Internal Medicine Group of N VA  Emergency Medicine Associates  Internal Medicine Group of N VA  Reston Hospital  Inova Medical Grp Intrnl Medcn  Emergency Medicine Associates  Emergency Medicine Associates  Emergency Medicine Associates  Inova Internal Medicine  Internal Medicine Group of N VA  Emergency Medicine Associates  Ashburn Sterling Int Medcn/Peds  Inova Loudoun Hospitalist Group  Loudoun Internal Medcn Assocs  Loudoun Internal Medcn Assocs  Mancini & Korkowski MD  Mancini & Korkowski MD  Ashburn Sterling Int Medcn/Peds  Mancini & Korkowski MD  Loudoun Internal Medcn Assocs  Loudoun Internal Medcn Assocs  Inova Loudoun Hospitalist Group  Ashburn Sterling Int Medcn/Peds  Loudoun Medical Care PC  Kaiser Permamente Medical Ctr  Internal Medicine Assoc Of Rstn  Internal Medicine Assoc Of Rstn  Loudoun Medical Care PC  Internal Medicine Assoc Of Rstn  Dermatology Center of Loudoun  Loudoun Internal Medcn Assocs  Internal Medicine Assoc Of Rstn  Loudoun Internal Medcn Assocs  Virginia Center For Medicine  North County Health Center  North County Health Center  Medical Specialists of N VA  Medical Specialists of N VA  Sleep Heart  Sleep Heart  Medical Specialists of N VA  Michele D Trippel MD  Kaiser Reston Center  Kaiser Reston Center  Kaiser Reston Center  Kaiser Reston Center  Kaiser Reston Center  Kaiser Reston Center  Kaiser Reston Center  Kaiser Reston Center  Kaiser Reston Center Sterling, VirginiaUpcoming Local Events2013-05-19
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