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Dr. Elise Varga smiling in a white coat and stethoscope as she takes notes during a visit

Dr. Elise Varga, MD

Family Medicine

Dr. Varga has led the Cedar Landing practice for nine years and still holds same-day slots every morning for her own patients.

Sees at
Cedar Landing Clinic
Languages
English, Hungarian
Dr. Daniel Mensah in a white coat performing a heart ultrasound in an exam room

Dr. Daniel Mensah, MD, FACC

Interventional Cardiology

Dr. Mensah leads the cath lab downtown and holds clinic at Westbrook twice a week, so follow-up visits never need a drive downtown.

Sees at
Medical Center · Westbrook Clinic
Languages
English, Twi
Dr. Ingrid Solheim in a white coat holding a model heart in both hands

Dr. Ingrid Solheim, MD

Advanced Heart Failure

Dr. Solheim runs the heart failure clinic, where every patient who goes home is seen again within seven days. She wrote that rule.

Sees at
Medical Center
Languages
English, Norwegian
Dr. Rajan Pillai in a white coat reviewing results on a tablet with a patient

Dr. Rajan Pillai, MD

Internal Medicine

Dr. Pillai cares for adults juggling several conditions at once. His visits run long on purpose.

Sees at
Westbrook Clinic
Languages
English, Malayalam, Hindi
Dr. Omar Haddad smiling in a light shirt with a stethoscope in a bright clinic

Dr. Omar Haddad, DO

Orthopedics & Sports Medicine

Dr. Haddad built the Cedar Landing orthopedic walk-in on a simple idea: most injuries need a plan the same day, not surgery.

Sees at
Medical Center · Cedar Landing Clinic
Languages
English, Arabic
Dr. Camila Reyes in navy scrubs and a stethoscope with her emergency team behind her

Dr. Camila Reyes, MD, FACEP

Emergency Medicine

Dr. Reyes directs the Level II trauma program downtown and chairs the stroke response committee across all three ERs.

Sees at
Medical Center
Languages
English, Spanish
Hospital-based, no direct booking
Dr. Amina Yusuf in a white coat and headscarf with glasses, standing in a hospital corridor

Dr. Amina Yusuf, MD

Medical Oncology

Dr. Yusuf sees every new diagnosis within five days and gives each patient her team's direct line. No phone trees in cancer care.

Sees at
Medical Center · East Hospital
Languages
English, Somali
Dr. Kenneth Cho in a white coat and stethoscope, arms crossed, beside scan images on a clinic wall

Dr. Kenneth Cho, MD

Geriatric Medicine

Dr. Cho reviews every new patient's full medicine list at the first visit, and he usually shortens it.

Sees at
Maple Grove Clinic
Languages
English, Korean
Dr. Claire Beaumont in glasses holding an ultrasound probe beside a scanner in a bright exam room

Dr. Claire Beaumont, MD, FACOG

Obstetrics & Gynecology

Dr. Beaumont delivers at the Family Birth Center and asks every expectant family to tour it and meet the triage nurses by week 36.

Sees at
North Hospital
Languages
English, French
Dr. Anika Rao in teal scrubs, arms crossed and laughing, in a bright pediatric exam room

Dr. Anika Rao, MD, FAAP

Pediatrics

Dr. Rao holds the morning same-day slots for sick kids and answers the afternoon parent-question calls herself.

Sees at
Cedar Landing Clinic · Maple Grove Clinic
Languages
English, Hindi, Telugu
Dr. Naomi Deng in a tan blazer over a denim shirt, smiling warmly

Dr. Naomi Deng, MD

Psychiatry

Dr. Deng leads the behavioral health hub at Maple Grove, where therapy and psychiatry share one chart and one waiting room with your family doctor.

Sees at
Maple Grove Clinic
Languages
English
Dr. Peter Lindqvist in a white coat smiling at a desktop monitor in a bright office

Dr. Peter Lindqvist, MD, PhD

Neurology

Dr. Lindqvist splits his week between the stroke unit downtown and the headache clinic at East.

Sees at
Medical Center · East Hospital
Languages
English, Swedish

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