OsteoarthritisofFoot near Georgetown, SC

Biography: I particularly enjoy adolescent health, women's health and educating all my patients on preventive medicine. I am certified by the American Board of Family Medicine and a member of the American Academy of Family Physicians. \n I grew up in Summerville, South Carolina, and knew I wanted to make my career in the Lowcountry. When I'm not treating patients, you can find me cheering on the Clemson Tigers, reading, exercising, boating, being involved in the Junior League of Charleston and spending time with my three sons.

Care Philosophy: Emilie Van Kooten PT joined The Iowa Clinic in 2019 after graduating from Creighton University As a native Iowan she always wanted to find a place that would provide a great work life balance as well as the opportunity to grow professionally which led her to The Iowa Clinic Emilie knew she wanted to go into the medical profession Physical therapy allowed her to marry her interest in improving function and quality of life with her passion for a healthy lifestyle She enjoys helping her patients see past their impairments and diagnoses to realize what they can do not what they cannot Emilie and her husband Ryan live in Des Moines with their two fur babies Finn and Ollie who are two spunky golden retrievers When she s not in the clinic Emilie likes to work out run or take Finn and Ollie for a walk She s also picked up cooking and baking

Care Philosophy: I will listen and work together with patients to make a diagnosis and provide treatment options compatible to their goals and expectations, said Dr. Santiago, who is a member of the American Academy of Orthepaedic Surgeons.

Biography: Dr. Wendy Lee, MD is a Rheumatology Specialist who practices in Myrtle Beach, SC. She is 64 years old. Dr. Wendy Lee, MD is affiliated with Grand Strand Medical Center.

Biography: My interest in medicine started early in college. I witnessed a motor vehicle accident on the highway and thought it would be good to have the skills to help people in need. I became an emergency medical technician and eventually a paramedic. Helping people with medical problems is both challenging and rewarding. This experience was the foundation my medical career has been built on. \n As an internist, I am able to care for any adult. In addition to being an internist, I am also a fellowship-trained and board-certified geriatrician. I enjoy the challenge of managing complexities that present in later life. Older patients bring great stories and perspective into the exam room. \n Having practiced over 20 years, I am comfortable managing complicated medical problems like heart failure or diabetes, but health promotion gives me the greatest satisfaction. The best medical problem is one that is prevented with good sleep, diet and exercise. \n Quality of life is paramount in my practice. \n In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my wife, son, daughter and dog. Getting outside is my happy place. Going to the beach and playing disc golf are the pastimes I enjoy.