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Physician Reference Guide PHYSICIAN REFERENCE GUIDE New Locations New Providers GASTROENTEROLOGY UROLOGY Jarrad Barber, MD Ricardo Postigo, MD ENDOSCOPY & GI LAB 504 Redmond Road ORTHOPEDICS CARTERSVILLE & ROME INFECTIOUS DISEASE ROME 200 Gentilly Blvd Rome, GA 30165 TRAVEL MEDICINE ROME Cartersville, GA 30120 762.235.2200 Garvin Chandler, DO 470.490.6460 FAMILY MEDICINE ADAIRSVILLE Subba Vanga, MD CARDIOLOGY CARTERSVILLE PEDIATRICS WOMEN’S CENTER Jason Dunn, PsyD PSYCHOLOGY ROME Zeina Yanbeiy, MD 200 Gentilly Blvd 200 Gentilly Blvd RHEUMATOLOGY CARTERSVILLE Cartersville, GA 30120 Cartersville, GA 30120 Monal Patel, DO 470.490.6860 470.490.7200 FAMILY MEDICINE CARTERSVILLE ________________ACUPUNCTURE ________________DERMATOLOGY ________________FAMILY MEDICINE cont. HEART HEALTH 855 Curtis Pkwy 150 Gentilly Blvd 550 Redmond Road ________________CARDIAC IMAGING Cartersville, GA 30120 Rome, GA 30165 Calhoun, GA 30701 470.490.7470 762.235.3480 706.624.5100 504 Redmond Road Kate Raymond, DO, DABMA Julia Girard, MD AGES 2 & UP Rome, GA 30165 Jonathan Pewitt, MD Kenneth Howard, MD 762.235.3130 ________________AUDIOLOGY Thomas Self, MD CARDIOLOGY 150 Gentilly Blvd DIABETES 150 Gentilly Blvd ________________ Cartersville, GA 30120 ________________MANAGEMENT Cartersville, GA 30120 4450 Calibre Crossing NW Acworth, GA 30101 470.490.6380 150 Gentilly Blvd 470.490.7470 Bayle Anderson, AuD Jayson Fields, MD 470.490.6670 Cartersville, GA 30120 Maxwell Prempeh, MD, FACC Sarah Canessa, AuD 470.490.6520 Donna Gregory, MD Melissa Carter, AuD Glenn Hittel, MD 855 Curtis Pkwy Sheri Marshall, AuD 1825 Martha Berry Blvd Christopher Knitig, DO Calhoun, GA 30701 Rome, GA 30165 Monal Patel, DO 1825 Martha Berry Blvd 706.624.5180 762.235.2420 Kate Raymond, DO, DABMA Charles Baggett, MD, FACC Rome, GA 30165 Christopher Sward, MD Rahul Garg, MD 762.235.2280 ENDOCRINOLOGY Lisa Sward, MD Bayle Anderson, AuD & METABOLISM Charles Jackson, III, MD Sarah Canessa, AuD ________________ 14 Cherokee Road J Christopher Merritt, MD, FACC Melissa Carter, AuD 1825 Martha Berry Blvd Cedartown, GA 30125 G Hunter Myers, MD, FACC Gina Robinson, MEd Rome, GA 30165 770.749.5400 Himanshu Patel, MD 762.235.2430 NEWBORNS & UP Hector Picon, MD, FACC ________________BARIATRICS Ahed Mansoura, MD Karen Eberhart, MD Kipp Slicker, DO Heather Pryor, MD 1825 Martha Berry Blvd Robert Styperek, MD, FACC, EP ________________ENT Ear Nose & Throat Robert Pyle, MD J Michael Ware, MD, FACC Rome, GA 30165 Todd Robinson, MD 762.235.2100 150 Gentilly Blvd 150 Gentilly Blvd Peter Adams, MD Cartersville, GA 30120 1825 Martha Berry Blvd Cartersville, GA 30120 J Ryland Scott, MD, FACS 470.490.6380 Rome, GA 30165 470.490.6670 Mary Beauchamp, MD 762.235.1720 Digant Bhatt, MD CANCER CARE Robert King, MD Randolph Sumner, MD Maxwell Prempeh, MD, FACC MEDICAL Brandon Miller, MD 1825 Martha Berry Blvd Rajeeve Subbiah, MD 1825 Martha Berry Blvd Rome, GA 30165 Subba Vanga, MD ________________ONCOLOGY Rome, GA 30165 762.235.2495 504 Redmond Road 255 West Fifth Street 762.235.2300 John-Scott Carroll, MD Rome, GA 30165 Rome, GA 30165 Mary Beauchamp, MD Brian McNiece, MD 762.235.3130 762.235.3930 Robert King, MD Fernando Molina, MD Charles Baggett, MD, FACC Melissa Dillmon, MD Brandon Miller, MD Shalini Reddy, MD Rahul Garg, MD Gregory Harris, DO 11766 Highway 27 Charles Jackson, III, MD Dilawar Khan, MD EYE CARE Summerville, GA 30747 J Christopher Merritt, MD, FACC 706.230.4240 G Hunter Myers, MD, FACC ________________EYE CENTER RADIATION Himanshu Patel, MD ONCOLOGY 550 Redmond Road GASTROENTEROLOGY Hector Picon, MD, FACC ________________ Rome, GA 30165 255 West Fifth Street ________________ENDOSCOPY & GI LAB Kipp Slicker, DO 762.235.3200 Robert Styperek, MD, FACC, EP Rome, GA 30165 0 Gentilly Blvd Bruce Bell, OD 20 J Michael Ware, MD, FACC 762.235.3850 Bob Harbin, MD Cartersville, GA 30120 JC Abdou, MD Paul Harton, MD, PharmD 470.490.6460 CARDIOTHORACIC Matthew Mumber, MD David Herren, MD Riaz Gill, MD SURGERY Cancer Pharmacy Kathryn Stockton, OD 1825 Martha Berry Blvd ________________ 762.235.3930 OPTICAL SHOP Rome, GA 30165 504 Redmond Road ________________ 762.235.2030 Rome, GA 30165 ________________CHIROPRACTIC CARE 550 Redmond Road Stephen Finn, MD, AGAF 706.528.9060 208 Redmond Road Rome, GA 30165 Roman Galysh, Jr, MD Dhru Girard, MD Rome, GA 30165 762.235.3235 George Goldin, MD, FACP Daniel Goldfaden, MD H Whitney Jennings, III, MD 762.235.3970 ________________FAMILY MEDICINE Cyrus Parsa, MD Mack Burt, DC GENERAL SURGERY William Hunter, DC 115 North Central Ave ________________ PEDIATRIC Chris Nelson, DC Adairsville, GA 30103 150 Gentilly Blvd ________________CARDIOLOGY 470.601.5650 Cartersville, GA 30120 COUMADIN Garvin Chandler, DO 470.490.6445 150 Gentilly Blvd Robert Sullivan, MD Thomas Gilbert, MD, FACS Cartersville, GA 30120 ________________MANAGEMENT Gregory McDonald, MD 470.490.6670 150 Gentilly Blvd 5470 Martha Berry Hwy Henaro Sabino, Jr, MD Armuchee, GA 30105 John Simmons, II, MD, FACS Cartersville, GA 30120 504 Redmond Road 762.235.2380 762.235.3830 1825 Martha Berry Blvd Frank Hampton, MD Rome, GA 30165 Rome, GA 30165 14 Cherokee Road Robert Puckett, Jr, MD 762.235.2100 762.235.3130 Cedartown, GA 30125 Robert Smith, MD Peter Adams, MD Joshua Donner, MD 770.749.5400 Paul Brock, MD, FACS Henaro Sabino, Jr, MD 1825 Martha Berry Blvd J Kelly Mayfield, MD, FACS Rome, GA 30165 Clarence McKemie, III, MD, FACS 762.235.2380 James Riley, MD, FACS J Ryland Scott, MD, FACS HARBINCLINIC.COM | INFORMATION: 762.235.1000 | TOLL FREE: 1.888.427.2461 ________________IMAGING ________________NEPHROLOGY PEDIATRICS________________ cont. VASCULAR 150 Gentilly Blvd 150 Gentilly Blvd 1013 North Fifth Avenue HEALTH Cartersville, GA 30120 Cartersville, GA 30120 Rome, GA 30165 470.490.6115 470.490.6510 762.235.3730 ________________VASCULAR LAB 1825 Martha Berry Blvd Afu Abdul, MD Melissa Davis, MD 150 Gentilly Blvd Rome, GA 30165 Rashid Ishaque, MD Cartersville, GA 30120 762.235.1550 19 Redmond Rd ________________PHARMACY 470.490.6115 Rome, GA 30165 1825 Martha Berry Blvd 550 Redmond Road ________________IMMEDIATE CARE 762.235.3960 Rome, GA 30165 Rome, GA 30165 1825 Martha Berry Blvd Hailu Demissachew, MD 762.235.1730 762.235.3340 Rome, GA 30165 Ritu Khurana, MD 762.235.1470 ________________PHYSICAL THERAPY VASCULAR ________________NEUROLOGY 208 Redmond Road ________________MEDICINE INFECTIOUS 550 Redmond Road Rome, GA 30165 150 Gentilly Blvd ________________DISEASE Rome, GA 30165 762.235.3970 762.235.3600 William Hudgins, PT Cartersville, GA 30120 1825 Martha Berry Blvd Zacherie Cooper, DPT 470.490.6530 Rome, GA 30165 David Hale, MD Brian Hard, MD Meredith Henderson, PTA Billy Chacko, MD, FACP 762.235.2410 Jay Schecter, MD 550 Redmond Road John Hostetler, MD ________________PSYCHOLOGY Rome, GA 30165 Ricardo Postigo, MD ________________NEUROSURGERY 701 Broad Street 762.235.3390 Billy Chacko, MD, FACP ________________INFUSIONS 550 Redmond Road Rome, GA 30161 Rome, GA 30165 762.235.3640 150 Gentilly Blvd 762.235.3600 Jason Dunn, PsyD VASCULAR Cartersville, GA 30120 John Cowan, Jr, MD Randell Elkins, PhD ________________SURGERY 470.490.7965 Frank Harbin, PhD Jason Harrison, MD, PhD 550 Redmond Road 1825 Martha Berry Blvd Daniel Webb, MD PULMONARY Rome, GA 30165 Rome, GA 30165 ORTHOPEDICS 762.235.3390 762.235.2440 ________________ ________________MEDICINE John Kirkland, PhD, MD, FACS INTERNAL MEDICINE 150 Gentilly Blvd 1825 Martha Berry Blvd Jonathon Molnar, MD, FACS ________________ Cartersville, GA 30120 Rome, GA 30165 Trent Prault, MD, FACS 1825 Martha Berry Blvd 470.490.6320 762.235.2150 D Michael Rogers, MD, FACS Rome, GA 30165 Jason Andersen, MD Jennifer Barbieri, MD, FCCP Frank Stegall, Jr, MD 762.235.2330 Jarrad Barber, MD Darshak Pandya, DO David Wilson, MD, FACS Katharine Ammons, MD Stephen Klasson, MD Kunal Patel, MD Joseph Baker, MD Charles Pesson, MD Gary Voccio, MD, FCCP ________________VEIN CENTER Raul Gonzalez, MD 330 Turner McCall Blvd 796 North Division Street Mourad Nessim, MD Rome, GA 30165 ________________RHEUMATOLOGY Rome, GA 30165 550 Redmond Road 762.235.2700 150 Gentilly Blvd 762.235.3760 Rome, GA 30165 Randall Anderson, MD Cartersville, GA 30120 762.235.3400 Jarrad Barber, MD 470.490.6525 WEIGHT Amar Singh, MD Brandon Bushnell, MD Nonyelum Ejieke, MD ________________MANAGEMENT Poonam Singh, MD Mark Floyd, MD Zeina Yanbeiy, MD Stephen Klasson, MD 550 Redmond Road LAB SERVICES 1825 Martha Berry Blvd Rome, GA 30165 ________________ Christopher Piller, MD Rome, GA 30165 Frank Russo-Alesi, MD 762.235.3400 855 Curtis Pkwy 762.235.2180 Amar Singh, MD Calhoun, GA 30701 HAND CENTER Jeffrey Peller, MD Poonam Singh, MD 706.624.5185 Cartersville & Rome 150 Gentilly Blvd 762.235.2690 ________________SLEEP CENTER WOMEN’S Cartersville, GA 30120 ORTHOPEDIC IMAGING 1825 Martha Berry Blvd HEALTH 470.490.6000 330 Turner McCall Blvd Rome, GA 30165 14 Cherokee Road Rome, GA 30165 762.235.2160 OBSTETRICS/ Darshak Pandya, DO Cedartown, GA 30125 762.235.1550 ________________GYNECOLOGY 770.749.5400 ________________PALLIATIVE CARE SPINE & PAIN 200 Gentilly Blvd 1825 Martha Berry Blvd ________________MANAGEMENT Cartersville, GA 30120 Rome, GA 30165 550 Redmond Road 470.490.7200 Rome, GA 30165 762.235.1760 550 Redmond Road Steven Spivey, MD 762.235.3400 Rome, GA 30165 D Ben Warren, MD 550 Redmond Road Amar Singh, MD Rome, GA 30165 762.235.3550 330 Turner McCall Blvd Richard Donadio, MD 762.235.3165 ________________PEDIATRICS Shereef Girgis, MD Rome, GA 30165 762.235.2710 ________________NEPHROLOGY 115 North Central Ave Rita Mezzatesta, MD
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