Pneumonia Center - Sterling Heights, MISterling Heights Internist Doctors for PneumoniaType 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 Heights * Lillman Dwarka MD  Peter R Pashley DO PC  Ronald J Stewart DO  William Massey MD  Nasir Husain MD PC  Macomb Primary Care  Silver Pines Family Physicians  Sterling Heights Urgent Care  Macomb Physicians Group  Macomb Physicians Group  Macomb Physicians Group  River Park Internal Medicine  River Park Health And Wellness  Michigan Medicine Specialists  Michigan Medicine Specialists  St Clair Internists  St Clair Internists  Henry Ford Medical Center  Henry Ford Medical Center  Henry Ford Medical Center  Henry Ford Medical Center  Henry Ford Medical Center  Henry Ford Medical Center  Henry Ford Medical Center  Forum Medical Clinic  Henry Ford Macomb Internal Mdcn  Henry Ford Macomb Internal Mdcn  Forum Medical Clinic  Henry Ford Macomb Internal Mdcn  Henry Ford Macomb Internal Mdcn  Henry Ford Macomb Internal Mdcn  Lakeside Urgent Care  D Narla MD PC  Eastes & Khanukov MD PC  Macomb Internal Medicine  Macomb Internal Medicine  Eastes & Khanukov MD PC  Macomb Internal Medicine  Shyam N Mishra MD PC  D Narla MD PC  Bhadresh D Nayak MD  Macomb Internal Medicine  Macomb Internal Medicine  Macomb Internal Medicine  Raafat Issa MD  Charles G Skardarasy MD PC  Yefim Levy MD PC  Narayana R Nandalur MD  Shishir Senapati MD  Charles G Skardarasy MD PC  Anil K Thomas MD  Mohammad Ghaffarloo MD PA  Mohammad Ghaffarloo MD PA  Kidney & Hypertension Center  Nakkash & Nakkash MDs  Nakkash & Nakkash MDs  Advance Visiting Physicians  Dimson & Rihawi MDs  Sterling Medical Center  Subhash C Khullar MD/Assocs  Dong Y Moon MD  Dimson & Rihawi MDs  Saha & Saha MDs  Sterling Medical Center  Woods Cardiovsclr Int Med Assoc  Woods Cardiovsclr Int Med Assoc  Woods Cardiovsclr Int Med Assoc  Hope Medical Center  Henry Ford Macomb Frasr Hth Ctr  Mclaren Macomb Internal Medcn  Mclaren Macomb Internal Medcn  Mclaren Macomb Internal Medcn  Martin Schock MD  BG Tri County Neurology/Sleep  Chakradhar C Reddy MD  Great Lakes Sleep Medicine Inst  Henry Ford Medical Center  Henry Ford Medical Center  Henry Ford Medical Center  Henry Ford Medical Center  Robert W Orzechowski MD  Henry Ford Medical Center  Henry Ford Medical Center  Henry Ford Medical Center  Henry Ford Macomb Ctr/Wght Mgmt  Henry Ford Macomb Ctr/Wght Mgmt  Associated Internists of Macomb  Associated Internists of Macomb  Associated Internists of Macomb  Associated Internists of Macomb  Associated Internists of Macomb  Associated Internists of Macomb  Associates of Internal Medicine  Diab Kinner Internal Medicine  Curtis L Hunt MD  Diab Kinner Internal Medicine  Associates of Internal Medicine  Associates of Internal Medicine  Trinity Medical Ctr Intrnl Mdcn  Michigan Adult & Child Medicine Sterling Heights, MichiganUpcoming Local Events2013-06-08
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