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Octavio Vega, MDAt the end of the visit, my goal is to have the patients feel more informed and to feel like their issues have been properly addressed.

— Octavio Vega, MD, internist

Patricia Graham, MDI enjoy the challenges of piecing together the puzzle – putting difficult, complicated signs and symptoms together and trying to formulate a diagnosis.

— Patricia Graham, MD, internist

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Tests & Treatments

  • Laparoscopy

    During a laparoscopic procedure, a surgeon makes small incisions in the abdomen to insert a scope (a small, thin tube fitted with a camera) and other surgical tools. Surgeons use laparoscopy to diagnose and treat many conditions.

  • Physical Therapy

    Physical therapy can help people regain function, independence and quality of life after a stroke, injury or surgical procedure. It can also help people who are experiencing chronic pain or disability.

  • Robotic Surgery

    Robotic surgery is a minimally invasive technique that surgeons use. The technique allows for smaller incisions and more precise movements during surgery, which benefits patients.