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David W Swift, MD
David W. Swift, MD is affiliated with Nebraska Medicine in Omaha, NE. Nebraska Medicine is a nonprofit health system based in Omaha, formed from the Nebraska Medical Center and other facilities, operating two main hospitals (including Nebraska Medical Center) and about 70 clinics in the Omaha area. The organization is known for specialties in oncology, gastroenterology, neurology/neurosurgery, organ transplantation, COPD, heart surgery and failure, and hip replacement. It functions as an independent clinical partner of the University of Nebraska Medical Center and runs the Nebraska Biocontainment Unit. Nebraska Medicine employs thousands of staff and serves Nebraska (primarily Omaha and Bellevue). For contact or more details about Dr. Swift’s practice location, use the Nebraska Medicine official site or main phone line.
ReGen Medical Clinic
ReGen Medical Clinic in Grand Junction provides primary care with services that support diabetes care and related health needs. Key offerings include routine blood work, diabetes testing, health screenings, weight management, and general primary care. The clinic emphasizes personalized, non-rushed care from a board-certified adult/geriatric physician. Contact: (855) 820-1836 or (970) 236-1001. Website: regenclinicgj.com.
Downtown Pediatrics
Downtown Pediatrics is a physician-owned pediatric practice in Gillette, Wyoming, led by Dr. Hollie Stewart, MD, FAAP. The clinic offers wellness visits with immunizations, same-day sick visits for acute illnesses, and longer-format visits for complex or chronic conditions like ADHD, anxiety, and constipation. Services include work-in appointments and telehealth options.
Dr. Alex Watson, MD
Dr. Alex Watson, MD provides comprehensive obstetric and gynecological care in Lewiston, Idaho. His services include prenatal care, well-woman exams, general gynecology, menopause support, infertility care, female incontinence treatment, gynecological surgeries, and vaginal birth after C-section. He welcomes new patients and accepts most health insurance plans.
Raman Sood, MD
Dr. Raman Sood has joined Brooks-TLC Hospital System as the Hematology department lead, strengthening the Dunkirk, NY-based nonprofit hospital system’s hematology/oncology services. Brooks-TLC, founded in 1898 and headquartered in Dunkirk, operates multiple facilities in western New York, offering inpatient and outpatient hospital and urgent care services. The system lists hematology/oncology among its clinical specialties and continues to staff positions across its network, including roles like Rad Tech, RN, and Respiratory Therapist. Contact: 716-366-1111; HQ at 529 Central Ave, Dunkirk, NY 14048.
Dr. Reshma Khan
Palm Beach Rheumatology & Wellness Center in Palm Beach, Florida, led by Dr. Reshma Khan, offers comprehensive rheumatology care for autoimmune and inflammatory conditions, along with osteoporosis management, medical weight loss, IV wellness therapies, and integrative wellness services. The practice provides personalized treatment plans, fast-track appointments, and concierge services with transparent self-pay pricing.
Ephraim McDowell Health
Ephraim McDowell Health Endocrinology in Danville, Kentucky offers diagnosis and treatment of conditions related to hormones and the endocrine system. The clinic treats diabetes, thyroid disease, osteoporosis, vitamin D deficiency, obesity, and disorders of the pituitary and adrenal glands in adult patients.
Etowah Pediatrics
Etowah Pediatrics is a small pediatric practice based in Rainbow City, Alabama (serving Gadsden area). Key points: - Focus: Kid-centered, family-centered care offering well-child visits, same-day sick visits, behavioral health treatment, newborn hospital visits, form requests, and a COVID-19 plan. - Location: Four offices in Rainbow City, AL (270 Independent Dr / 170 Independent Dr addresses listed). - Contact: office@etowahpediatrics.com; Phone: (256) 413-1467.
