Adventist services at Health Medical Office improve patients' ease, convenience
The Medical Office’s Women’s Health Services, which were once offered in the lower level of the facility, will relocate to the Harris Building on 1025 N. Douty St. This move will enhance women’s health services provided in conjunction with Valley Children’s Healthcare, which currently has four maternal-fetal medicine specialists caring for patients with high-risk pregnancies. Other providers who will care for patients at this office include Physician Assistant Martha Suarez, Nurse Practitioner Mary Severson and Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner and Certified Nurse Midwife Tamara Sharma.
Services in the lower level of Medical Office – Hanford will cater solely to pediatric patients and will be offered by Drs. Giridhar Andhavarapu, Marafiq Cabaluna, Isam Dafdony and Niazi Sidhom.
The First Floor will continue to house Behavioral Health and Same-Day Appointment services, as well as a referral center. The front lobby will have a greeter available Monday through Friday, 12 hours a day.
The Second Floor will house Primary Care and Complex Chronic Care, which cares for patients with chronic health conditions.
The Third Floor now will house all specialty services, including neurology and nephrology, which means Hanford Specialty on Harris Street will no longer exist. That space will be occupied by Hanford Women’s Health.
“The ultimate goal of these changes is to offer patients the convenience of a one-stop-shop,” says Jessica Rodriguez, rural health administrative director for Adventist Health Central Valley Network. “By consolidating services, we can communicate our centralized services more effectively and provide a better patient experience.”
X-ray and lab services will continue to be offered.
More information is available by calling Ivan Jara, director of operations at Medical Office – Hanford, at 559-537-0055.
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