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Primary Care / Internal Medicine
There are 24 specialties in medicine but typically only three qualify as Primary Care Physicians (PCP). Although some women may think their Obstetrician/Gynecologist qualifies as a PCP, in most cases only doctors with the following three specialties are considered PCPs:
- Family Practice or General Practice: A family practitioner is qualified to care for the entire family. A family practitioner can be board-certified and have training in a variety of subjects including Obstetrics and Gynecology, Pediatrics, Internal Medicine and Psychiatry.
- Internal Medicine: An internist can diagnose and treat disease with medicine. There are several sub-specialties an internist can have, including: specializing in a particular organ, like the lungs or the kidneys, a particular disease, like diabetes, or a particular age group, like the elderly.
- Pediatrics: A pediatrician specializes in the overall well-being of children. Most pediatricians treat children from birth until adolescence or about 14 years old. Pediatricians can have sub-specialties such as surgery or pediatric cardiology
Metro Atlanta physicians (including Cumming, Duluth, Marietta, and IMAA at Saint Joseph's)
- Dr. Susan Boyle, MD
- Dr. Antonia Bunce, MD
- Dr. James P. Capo, Jr., MD
- Dr. Bobb Cucher, MD, FACP
- Dr. Hima Edupuganti, MD
- Dr. Kelleen Fitzgerald, MD
- Dr. Marie E. Garrity, MD
- Dr. Richard Hansen, MD
- Dr. Robert Herrera, MD
- Dr. Tracy Lane, DO
- Dr. Nelly Mizrahi
- Dr. David A. Ragan, DO, MPH
- Dr. Mary C. Sams, MD
- Dr. Lyudmila Tavrovsky, MD
East Georgia physicians
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