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KCIM is proud to be a sponsor of the 2010"Go Red for Women" Campaign
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KCIM is proud to have been selected as the Top Small Business of 2009
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Internal Medicine
WE ARE... the Region's Most Experienced Internal Medicine Team.
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Everyone needs to establish a relationship
with an Internal Medicine physician on or around the age of 35. They should consider starting
a relationship earlier if they have a family history of chronic conditions such as heart disease,
cancer, hypertension, etc. An Internal Medicine physician will follow you thoughout your
life and closely monitor your annual physicals as well as handle acute illnesses such as the common
cold, strep throat, etc.
The formal definition of an Internal Medicine
physician is a doctor whom provides long term, comprehensive care in the office and the
hospital (and the nursing home in some situations), managing both common and complex illnesses
of adolescents, adults and the elderly. Internists are trained in the diagnosis
and treatment of cancer, infections and diseases, affecting the heart, blood, kidneys, joints,
digestive, respiratory and vascular systems.
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| Andrea Arvan,M.D. |
Bernard Judy, M.D. |
| Eric Baker, M.D. |
Srilatha Konduri, M.D. |
| Jennifer Brown, M.D. |
James A. Maliszewski, M.D. |
| Marie Delcambre, M.D. |
Janis Steinbrecher, D.O. |
| Jonathan Gendel, M.D. |
J. Simon Szeto, M.D. |
| Amir Hemaya, M.D. |
Ted Whitaker, D.O. |
| Sam Hoeper Jr., M.D. |
Robert Wendland, M.D. |
| Kristin Humphreys, M.D. |
Gerry Williams, D.O. |
| Jonathan T. Jacobs, M.D. |
David A. Wilt, M.D. |
| Keith Jantz, M.D. |
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