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Kettering Health Medical Group Primary Care in Dayton refers to the network’s primary care practices operated by Kettering Health Medical Group in the Dayton, Ohio area. The group features board-certified family medicine and primary care providers, with ongoing additions and introductions of new clinicians (e.g., Dr. Beth Shutte, Carrie Cain, Amy Hoover) to expand access and capabilities in Dayton and surrounding regions. The broader Kettering Health system is a non-profit, Adventist-affiliated network formed from the 1999 merger of Kettering Medical Center and Grandview Medical Center, rebranded in 2021, and includes multiple primary care and specialty clinics, plus a network of hospitals, EDs, and Kettering College.

Neighborhood Family Clinics provides affordable primary and urgent medical care in western Wisconsin, including Onalaska and nearby Viroqua. Services include problem-oriented illness care, physical exams, flu shots, pregnancy tests, urinalysis, blood tests, X-ray, EKG, hearing tests, health coaching, nutritional counseling, and mental health counseling. They emphasize reduced visit costs by cutting administrative overhead. Two Wisconsin offices: Onalaska (N5560 County Rd ZM) and Viroqua (1316 Bad Axe Ct Ste B). Web presence shows about 2,025 monthly visits and a focus on accessible, affordable care.




MUSC Health Primary Care in Lancaster offers primary care services as part of the Medical University of South Carolina’s health system. It is part of MUSC Health, a statewide, academic health system based in Charleston, SC, recognized for high-quality patient care and education. For Lancaster-specific provider options, you can search MUSC Health’s “Find a Provider” tool or contact the Lancaster clinic directly to see available primary care physicians, appointment scheduling, and new patient guidelines. If you need help locating the exact Lancaster clinic address or a specific physician, I can pull that detail for you.

MVHS Medical Group operates a multi-county network in central New York, including 15 primary care locations and multiple specialty services through the MVHS Medical Group. The Clinton Medical Office is part of this network, offering primary care with access to MVHS’s broader services such as Women’s and Children’s Health, and specialties like Cardiothoracic, Orthopedic, Neurological Surgery, Cardiology, Endoscopy, Wound Care, Cancer, Behavioral Health, and more. MVHS serves Utica and surrounding areas with its parent system including Wynn Hospital, MVHS Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, and Visiting Nurse Association of Utica and Oneida County. If you’re seeking care in Clinton, the MVHS Medical Group provides primary care access within a larger system of specialized and ancillary services.

Summary: Maine Medical Partners – MaineHealth Cardiology is part of MaineHealth’s large Maine Medical Partners multi-specialty group, based in Scarborough, ME. It operates within the Hospitals and Health Care sector and focuses on delivering safe, high-quality patient care through its network of primary care and specialty practices. The organization is privately held, with 2 offices (Scarborough and Portland, ME) and around 10 employees under the MaineHealth umbrella. Key details include annual revenue of about $14.7 million, contact number 207-661-7001, and a patient/provider services emphasis across primary care and specialties within northern New England.

Summary: Wentworth-Douglass Hospital (WDH) is a nonprofit, full-service medical center in Dover, NH, part of the Mass General Brigham system since 2016. It operates with about 1,100 staff and 400+ physicians, offering walk-in care, physician practices, and comprehensive services across its four U.S. locations. WDH is headquartered in Dover and is expanding regionally under Mass General Brigham, including recent initiatives like advanced cardiac care and A-fib ablation programs in collaboration with Salem Hospital. The hospital has alumni affiliations with several regional health systems and universities, and its broader system employs several thousand clinicians and staff. WDH’s Rochester connection appears not directly listed; the relevant focus is its integration under Mass General Brigham and its service expansion in New Hampshire and surrounding area.

