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Dr. Miller and his family reside in Knoxville.
2017 and is practicing as a primary care provider. She is
currently accepting new patients.
and primary care provider in Pella, Iowa. She has served as a
nurse practitioner with the Knoxville Hospital & Clinic’s
healthcare system since 2014. In 2017, she helped establish
the organization’s newest family medicine clinic – Red Rock
Healthcare-Pella.
Laci Dykstra,
family medicine, obstetrics and women’s health. He has been in
practice more than 20 year. Dr. Hoehns serves as the Medical
Director of the Knoxville Hospital Clinic and as a primary care
provider.
Brent Hoehns,
provider at the Knoxville Hospital Clinic. She has been
practicing medicine for 31 years.
Bhama Jayaveerapandian,
Clinics in 2017. He a primary care provider and rotating hospitalist.
J.B. Law,
where she treats seriously ill and injured patients. She is also a
rotating hospitalist, caring for hospitalized patients at the
Knoxville Hospital & Clinics.
Dr. Keady and her family reside in Knoxville.
Samantha Keady,
Knoxville Hospital Clinic. He is also the medical director of
KHC’s Allergy Services program. Prior to joining KHC and
moving to Knoxville in 2003, Dr. Van Natta practiced in West
Des Moines. He has more than 35 years of experience.
Michael Van Natta,
Clinic. She is also the primary care physician at the Pleasantville Clinic
on Wednesdays of each week.
Shannon M. Remington,
care provider at the Knoxville Clinic. She has more than 15
years of experience.
Natalie R. Rowley,
registered nurse practitioner. She has 25 years of diverse
experience and currently serves as a primary care provider at
the Pleasantville Clinic. She provides a range of services,
including care for unexpected illnesses and injuries, treatment
for chronic health conditions, preventative care, physicals,
well-child care, and primary care over a lifetime.
Brandi L. Booth,
He specializes in family medicine and is a primary care
specialist and rotating hospitalist in Knoxville.
Ryan Edward Laughlin,
Knoxville Hospital Clinic. She is also the Clinic Director of
Red Rock Healthcare in Pella.
Martha C. Errthum,
who provides patient care at the Acute Care Clinic in Knoxville.
She has more than 4 years of diverse experiences and treats a
wide range of unexpected illnesses and minor injuries.
Jennifer L. Coxe,
practitioner and provides Acute Care services at Knoxville. As
an Acute Care provider, Kate provides care for individuals who
are experiencing cold and flu symptoms; minor burns, cuts or
rashes; ear, sinus, or urinary tract infection; sprains or strains;
pink eye; vomiting and diarrhea; and other acute ailments.
Kate M. Ripperger,
practitioner and provides Acute Care services at Knoxville.
As an Acute Care provider, Danise provides care for
individuals who are experiencing cold and flu symptoms;
minor burns, cuts or rashes; ear, sinus, or urinary tract
infection; sprains or strains; pink eye; vomiting and diarrhea;
and other acute ailments.
Danise Hyatt,
