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Providers by Specialty and Sub-Specialty The list is not meant to be exhaustive or definitive nor does it represent either a guarantee of competence or endorsement by the Department of State or the US Embassy. It does indicate that the Embassy Community has utilized them in the past. Retention on this list depends upon a combination of factors including availability, training, and positive assistance in previous consultations, etc. Patient input, both positive and negative, regarding experience with local health care providers, is always welcomed as it provides additional information to assist the Health Unit making decisions about expanding or contracting the list. The Health Unit provides a questionnaire to assist you in reporting your experience. Last Name First Name Address Phone # Post Grad English * Post Medical Advisor - Surgery Gnral & Ped Surgery, Oncology & Laparoscopic Surgery HMVP Masaya Abdalah William 2255-6900 Puebla, Mexico Excellent Hwy Km. 9.75 Acupuncture/Massage Digital Acupuncture Iglesia Don Bosco Melendez Melba 3 blks east, 1 1/2 None blks North Allergy Tropical Medicine Rpto Serrano # 12 Costado Norte Herrera Juan 2278-1169 Amberes, Belgium Good Tienda Siman Audiology Speech Pathology/Audiology VFontana Club Ter Ahlers Anneli 2278-7438 Florida, USA Good 4blks west 25 yds SW Cardiology Arguello Marco A. Hospital Salud Integral 2251-2030 Mexico DF, Mexico Good Masaya Hwy Km. Alvarez Socorro 2255 6900 None 9.8, 250 mts west Chiropractic Excellent Marinaro Ron Dentistry Shopping Ctr Las Madriz David Colinas 2nd Floor 2276-1603 California, USA Excellent 1st Module Shopping Ctr Las Montalvan Martha Colinas, 2nd floor, 2276-1603 California, USA Excellent 1st module Militar Hosp 1 blk north, 20 mts. Orozco Maryorith 2266-8536 Leon, Nicaragua Poor West Dentistry Las Colinas Prado Dorn Violeta 2276-0634 Managua, Nicaragua Good Ecuestre No. 234 Implants Masaya Hwy Km. 2276-2398, 2276- Yrigoyen David Fair 10 1014 Implants, Prosthesis, Oral Rehabilitation Semaforos Club Universidad Autónoma Rendon Maria Teresa Terraza 4 blks 2278-4139 de Nuevo León west, 25 mts south Maxilo Facial & Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Implant Km 13 C. Sur Col Link Jeffrey Becklin, Casa No. 2265-7641 USA Excellent 35 Oral Maxilo Facial Surgery Rotonda Pl. Haslam Alden España 3 blks 2266-2122 LA, USA west, 1 1/2 north Oral Rehabilitation Col LosRobles, 2252-4383 Guadalajara, Castillo Karla Chaman 1 blk east, Mexico 1 1/2 north Oral Surgeon Col Los Robles, 2252-4383; 2252- Good Baldizon Ana Chaman 1 blk east, Monterrey, Mexico 4376 1 1/2 blk north Orthodontics Nuevo Leon, Enitel VFontana Bendana Esteban 2270-5021 Mexico Excellent 300mts so Col Los Robles, del Dominguez Marlene Chaman 1c east 1 2252-4383 Managua, Nicaragua Good 1/2 north Gomez Marvin Edificio Málaga B-6 2266-4451 Madrid, Spain Fair Pediatric Dentistry/Pedodontics Rotonda El Gueguense 300 Univ of Alabama, Castellon Pualino 2266-2122 Good mts west 150 mts Al north Pediatric Dentistry Masaya Hwy, Km. Universidad Hawkins Michelle 2276-2398 Good 10 Latinoamericana Pediatric Dentistry Surgeon Enitel Villa Fontana Flores Maria Alejandra 2270-5021 Madrid, Spain 300 mts SW Periodontics Club Terraza 3 blks Pentzke Ligia 2255-0557 Monterrey, Mexico East, Ste104 Good Dentistry, General Dentist, Endodoncy, Periodontics Oral Rehabilitation, Odontopediatry, MF Surgeon Hospital Carretera Masaya Centro Odontologico Metropolitano Km 9.8, 250 mts 2255 6900 x 86050 Good "Vivian Pellas" west Endodontist Ofiplaza El Retiro Farach Gadmal 2270-7913 Monterrey, Mexico Good Suite 713 Dermatology 1) Masaya Hwy Good Gomez Alina Km. 9.75 250 mts 2255-6900, X84204 Leon, Nicaragua west Rparto Lomas de Neira Jorge 2270-9871 Guadalajara, Mexico Poor San Angel No. 1 Rot El Periodista Fair Salgado Brenda 2254-7550 500 mts south, Residencial Altos Schaffer Hermann 2254-7550 de Nejapa No. 65 Hotel Colon Col Wilson Rosa Los Robles 175 2270-1290 Poor mts east Dermatology & Venereology Colonial Los Fair Prado Federico Robles VII Etapa # 2277-2664 Bourdeux, France 11 Endocrinology Diabetes Masaya Hwy Km Granados Denis 2255-6900 X84240 Good 9.8, 250 mts west Endocrinology Metrocentro red 2252-4291; 2278- Areas Maria L. light 1 blk east, 75 Fair 4033 yds south #35 ENT Audiology & Phoniatry Bolonia, Military Hosp 100 mts Isaba Eloy 2266-8888 Mexico DF, Mexico Poor south, 150 mts east Ear Surgery Col LosRobles, Mojica Karen Chaman 1 blk est, 2252-4376 Oklahoma, USA Excellent 1 1/2 blk north Ent Bo. Largaespada, Casco Norma 2264 9020 detras RUCFA Km 9.75 Masaya Fuentes Alvaro Hwy, 200 mts west 2255-6900 Mexico DF, Mexico Good Gastroenterology Masaya Hwy Km Montealegre Abraham 2255-6900 X84211 Good 9.75, 250 mts west 1)Masaya Hwy Km. 9.8 250 m Poor Morales Omar 2255-6900 west 2) Bo. Largaespada General & Laparoscopic Surgery Colon proctology Masaya Hwy Km Molina Luis 2255-6900 X84310 Good 9.75, 250 mts west Thoracic & Bariatric Surgery Next to Tiscapa Turcios Noel 2267-1285; 0138 Good Lagoon Hematology Private clinic, blood Berrios Rene 2265-1406 Good bank Rpto Bolonia, MTeodolinda Vega Jose 2266-5132 New York, USA Good 300mts south, 75mts west Infectious Disease 2222-2763/6; Ext Torres Maria del Carmen Behind Tiscapa Lagoon 1-3117, 3025 Infectology Infectious Disease Masaya Hwy, Km 2255-6900, Ext Porras Guillermo 9.8, 250 mts Mexico DF, Mexico Good 84243 west Ste 203 Infectious Disease - Adult Bo. Largaespada Quant Carlos 2264-9020 Internal Medicine Clinic Pharmacology 1) Masaya Hwy 2255-6900 Ext Hamburg, Sanchez Enrique Km. 9.8, 250 mts Good 84215 Germany west 2) B Altamira Intensive Care Km. 9 3/4 C. Barrios Mauricio 2276-2142 San Jose, Costa Rica Good Masaya Internal Medicine Masaya Hwy, Km. 9.8 Hospital Chamorro Alvaro Metropolitano Vivian Pellas Massage Aroma Therapy Sequeira Evelyn Colonia Nicarao L-710 Poor Head & Neck Surgeon Rotonda El gueguense 2blks Martinez Martinez Gilberto 2266-7284 west, next to TV Offer Nephrology Tenorio Ronaldo Neurology Neurology/Sleep Clinic Masaya Hwy, Km 2255-6900, Ext Martinez Jorge Mexico DF, Mexico Poor 9.75-Suite 203 84223 Neurophysiology Masaya Hwy Km Universidad Nacional Reyes Gerardo 9.75, 250 mts 2255-6900 X Good Autonoma west. Pediatric Neurology Across Main Hassan Foad Entrance Colegio 2277 -1300 Poor Teresiano Neurosurgery 1) Masaya Hwy Muñoz Jorge Km. 9.75, 250 wes 2255-6900, X84236 Puebla, Mexico Fair 2) Bo. Largaespada Nutrition Agricultural Science Col Los Robles, Rest Aviles Graciela Chaman 150 mts 2278-0907 Managua, Nicaragua so # 56 Dietetics Rpto Sn Juan, East Castro Cecilia Side Studio Danza 2270-5022 Vallaloid, Spain Fair Ilusiones Dietetics & Nutrition Plaza Sacuanjoche- 2266-9497 Roiz Adelaida Montoya Managua, Nicaragua Good (CostaRica) Nutrition & Clinical Diabetes Mte de los Olivos Carrasco Patricia 1 blk south, 1 blk 2278-0122 Puebla, Mexico Good east, 50 yds OB/GYN Masaya Hwy Km. 9.75, 250 mts Lugo Juan Jose 2293-6519 Baltimore, MD Excellent west, south side HMVP Masaya Hwy Km Bermudez Maria A. 2255-6900 X84201 None 9.8 250 mts west Masaya Hwy Km 505 2255-6900, Greta Solis UNAN – Nicaragua Fair 9.75 250 mts west X84300 HMVP Masaya Mendieta Walter 2255-6900, X84239 Mexico DF, Mexico Poor Hwy Km. 9.75 1) Masaya Hwy Mendieta Edwin 2)Rot Gueguese 2255-6900 Mexico DF, Mexico Fair 150 mts west High Risk Pregnancy 1) Masaya Hwy, 2) 2255- 6900, Matus Jaime Guadalajara, Mexico Excellent Bolonia X84238 In Vitro Fertilization Masaya Hwy Km.9.75, 250mts Halleslevens Vernon 2293-6519 Mexico DF, Mexico Fair west, so side of HMVP Oncology/Colposcopy Masaya Hwy Km. Mejia Maria Delma 2255-6900 Puebla, Mexico Poor 9.75 Oncology Hematology Masaya Hwy Km Cisnero Dagoberto 2255-6900 9.8 250 mts west Masaya Hwy Km Lumbi Noel 2254-5130 Mexico DF, Mexico 9.75, 250 mts west Oncology/Surgery Masaya Hwy Km Guillen Roberto 2255-6900 X84303 9.8 250 mts west Ophthalmology Rot PE 150 mts Chamorro Leandro 2266-5852 Madrid, Spain Fair west Masaya Hwy Km. Bravo Silvia 2255-6900 X 84008 None 9.8, 250 mts west 1)Rot El Periodista 2278-2300, 2278- Bustamante Luis 150 mts so 2) Masaya Madrid, Spain Good 2400 Hwy Oral Maxilo Facial Surgery 1) Masaya Hwy Martinez G Gilberto Km. 9.75 2) Rpto 2255 6900 x84303 Mexico, DF Poor Belmonte # 67 Head/Neck Surgery Rotonda El Martinez M Gilberto F Gueguense 1 1/2 2266-7284 Guadalajara, Mexico Good bl west Oriental Medicine Acupuncture/Massage Haruo (Dr.) & Clinica Don Bosco Yamaki 2248-5356 None Michiko (Dra.) 100 mts south Orthopedics Hand Surgery Masaya Hwy, Km. 9.8, Hospital Gaitan Harold Metropolitano Vivian Pellas Orthopedics & Traumatology 2255-6900 Aguilar Dino Leon, Nicaragua Good 1)Masaya Hy Km. Gutierrez Quant Luis 2255-6900 Madrid, Spain Fair 9.8, 250 mts west Traumatology/Arthroscopy Km. 9.8 Carret 2255-6900, X- Guatemala city, El-Azar Jorge I. Good Masaya 84306 Guatemala Km 9.8 Carretera Lopez Abarca Wigberto Masaya, 250 mts 2255-6909 Fair west Spine Specialist Carretera Masaya Vargas Cesar Km 9.8, 250 mts 2255 6900 X 84242 west Pediatrics Pedi Gastroenterologist 1) Masaya Hwy, Km. 2255-6900 Palacio del Carmen Leonel Mexico DF, Mexico Good 9.8, 250 mts west X84130, 84161 Allergology Bo. Largaespada Lopez del Valle Cesar 2264-9020 Fair Allergy & Paediatrics Immunology Masaya Hwy Km Urbina Gisselle 2255-6900 Fair 9.8 250 mts west Gastroenterology Masaya Hwy Km Jiron Roberto 2255-6900 X84105 9.8 250 mts west Infectious Disease Masaya Hwy Km. Rocha Crisanta 9.75, 250 mts west 2255-6900 X84103 Mexico DF, Mexico Fair Suite 103 Masaya Hwy Km Silva Sheyla 2255-6900 Guadalajara, Mexico Fair 9.75 250 mts west Neonatology 1) Masya Hy 250 Gutierrez Quant Cesar 2255-6900 Leon, Nicaragua Poor mts w 2)Shell Pl ElSol 120 mts so Masaya Hwy Km Mora Fernando 2255-6900 X84106 Good 9.75 250 mts west Masaya Hwy Km Morales Marina 2255-6900 Mexico DF, Mexico Good 9.75 250 mts west Orthopedic Masaya Hwy, Km.
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