1182 Results forInternal Medicine Doctors in Nebraska

Biography: <p>Dr. Ismail earned his medical degree from the Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences in India. He completed a residency in internal medicine at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Dr. Ismail was part of the Internal Medicine faculty at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. He is accredited by the NCQA (National Committee of Quality Assurance) and is a Level III Medical Home Provider. Dr. Ismail is board certified in internal medicine.Dr. Ismail focuses on all aspects of Internal Medicine and is a strong advocate for preventive medicine and community well being. He has volunteered in some of the remote areas of South Africa and Asia. In his spare time, aside from home improvement projects, he enjoys road trips with his family. His goal is to travel all 50 states by car.</p>

Care Philosophy: Health care is changing, and CHI Health promises to change it for the better. In fact, we started embracing new ways to keep you well more than 10 years ago. It's called value-based care, built on the belief that prescribing a healthier lifestyle is better than prescribing a lot of pills. That's why we're building a network where doctors, clinics and hospitals work closely to organize your care for the best possible outcome. We're doing what's right for our patients, to mend what's broken and restore your faith in health care.

Biography: <p>Dr. Aubeelauck earned his Doctor of Medicine from Iuliu Hatiegnu University in Cluj Napoca Romania. He completed his residency and chief residency in internal medicine at Norwalk Hospital in Norwalk CT. Norwalk Hospital is affiliated with Yale University School of Medicine. Dr. Aubeelauck is board certified in internal medicine. He serves on the Faculty at Creighton University School of Medicine as an assistant clinical professor (CS) in the Department of Medicine.<br /><br />He has a special interest in promoting health and wellness in the community. In his free time Dr. Aubeelauck enjoys running swimming and spending time with his family. He is a member of the American College of Physicians and he participates in Words of Peace Global where he donates to the food and shelter campaigns in Africa and India.</p>

Care Philosophy: Health care is changing, and CHI Health promises to change it for the better. In fact, we started embracing new ways to keep you well more than 10 years ago. It's called value-based care, built on the belief that prescribing a healthier lifestyle is better than prescribing a lot of pills. That's why we're building a network where doctors, clinics and hospitals work closely to organize your care for the best possible outcome. We're doing what's right for our patients, to mend what's broken and restore your faith in health care.

Care Philosophy: Health care is changing, and CHI Health promises to change it for the better. In fact, we started embracing new ways to keep you well more than 10 years ago. It's called value-based care, built on the belief that prescribing a healthier lifestyle is better than prescribing a lot of pills. That's why we're building a network where doctors, clinics and hospitals work closely to organize your care for the best possible outcome. We're doing what's right for our patients, to mend what's broken and restore your faith in health care.

Biography: <p>Dr. Ismail earned his medical degree from the Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences in India. He completed a residency in internal medicine at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Dr. Ismail was part of the Internal Medicine faculty at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. He is accredited by the NCQA (National Committee of Quality Assurance) and is a Level III Medical Home Provider. Dr. Ismail is board certified in internal medicine.Dr. Ismail focuses on all aspects of Internal Medicine and is a strong advocate for preventive medicine and community well being. He has volunteered in some of the remote areas of South Africa and Asia. In his spare time, aside from home improvement projects, he enjoys road trips with his family. His goal is to travel all 50 states by car.</p>

Care Philosophy: Health care is changing, and CHI Health promises to change it for the better. In fact, we started embracing new ways to keep you well more than 10 years ago. It's called value-based care, built on the belief that prescribing a healthier lifestyle is better than prescribing a lot of pills. That's why we're building a network where doctors, clinics and hospitals work closely to organize your care for the best possible outcome. We're doing what's right for our patients, to mend what's broken and restore your faith in health care.

Care Philosophy: Health care is changing, and CHI Health promises to change it for the better. In fact, we started embracing new ways to keep you well more than 10 years ago. It's called value-based care, built on the belief that prescribing a healthier lifestyle is better than prescribing a lot of pills. That's why we're building a network where doctors, clinics and hospitals work closely to organize your care for the best possible outcome. We're doing what's right for our patients, to mend what's broken and restore your faith in health care.