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Dr.Brad WainerRead More
Dr. Wainer graduated from Midwestern University in 1983. He completed his Family Medicine Residency at MacNeal Hospital in 1986, where he was also the Chief Resident. He became Board Certified in by the American Board of Family Medicine 1986 and continues his recertification on a regular basis. He is also a board-certified in Addiction Medicine.
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Dr.Michael GershbergRead More
Dr. Michael Gershberg graduated from Northwestern University and earned his medical degree from University of Illinois at Chicago. He completed a residency in Family Medicine at St. Joseph Hospital where he served as chief resident, and joined Primary Care Associates in 2001. In addition to caring for his patients, Dr Gershberg enjoys precepting medical students from University of Chicago where he holds a post of clinical assistant professor.
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Dr.Matt HsiehRead More
Dr. Matthew Hsieh (pronounced 'shay') joined Primary Care Associates in 2001 after completing his Family Medicine Residency at West Suburban Medical Center.
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Dr.Nadia MominRead More
Dr. Nadia Momin joined Primary Care Associates in July of 2019 as a board certified family physician. She grew up in sunny South Florida and received her medical degree from St. Matthew’s University School of Medicine.
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DR.NATHALIE AKLRead More
Dr. Nathalie AKL joined Primary Care Associates in January 2023 as a Board-Certified Pediatrician. She grew up in Beirut, Lebanon where she graduated from medical school in 2007 before coming to the United States for her residency.
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Dr.Kate OdomRead More
Dr. Kate Odom joined Primary Care Associates in the summer of 2023 as Licensed Clinical Psychologist. She earned her Bachelor's of Science at Colorado State University and her Doctorate of Psychology (Psy.D.) at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology in 2010. Dr. Odom's graduate work, internship, and post-doctoral concentration were all in Child/Adolescent and Family treatment. She has provided therapy, assessment/psychological testing, and consultation services in a variety of settings, including school, residential programs, primary care, and outpatient centers.