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CHFtoo members can only go to a Culinary Health Center doctor for primary care. Call 702-790-8000 to make an appointment.

• Doctors and specialists
  • Pediatric medicinePeople who focus on caring for children
    • CHFtoo members can only go to a Culinary Health Center doctor for pediatric primary care. Call 702-790-8000 to make an appointment.
    • Call the Advocacy Line at 702-691-5665 for help locating a health care provider.
    • Pediatric cardiology Care of the heart specifically for children
    • Pediatric endocrinology Care of hormones for children
    • Pediatric gastroenterology Care of the children’s stomach, intestines, and related structures, such as the esophagus, liver, gallbladder, and pancreas
    • Pediatric surgery Surgery for babies and children
    • Pediatric hematology Care of children with blood problems
    • Pediatric hematology/​oncology Care of children with blood problems or cancer
    • Pediatric infectious disease Care of children with disease caused by pathogenic microorganisms in the body, which may or may not be contagious
    • Pediatric nephrology Care of the kidneys for children
    • Pediatric neurology Surgery of the nervous system for children
    • Pediatric neurosurgery Surgery of the nervous system (including the brain and spine) for children
    • Pediatric oncology Care for children with cancer or tumors
    • Pediatric orthopedic surgery Care of the skeleton, joints, muscles, and other supporting structures such as ligaments and cartilages in children
    • Perinatology Care of a fetus and infant before birth
    • Pediatric pulmonology Concerning or involving the lungs of children
    • Pediatric rheumatology Care for children with health problems that cause pain, swelling, or stiffness in the joints, muscles or bones, such as arthritis
    • Pediatric urology Care of the urinary tract in children
  • SpecialistsMedical professionals focused on one type of care
    • Allergy/​immunology Care for allergies, asthma, and other immune system disorders
    • Anesthesiology Usually used for surgery to put patients to sleep, or to block sensations in a part of the body
    • Anesthesiology by C.R.N.A. A specially trained Registered Nurse who puts surgical patients to sleep
    • Audiology Care of hearing disorders and hearing loss
    • Cardiology Care of the heart
    • Chiropractor A person certified and licensed to practice chiropractic care, which focuses on the spine and nervous system
    • Dermatology Care of the skin and its diseases
    • Ear, nose, and throat Care of the ears, nose, and throat
    • Endocrinology Care of the ductless glands, such as pituitary, thyroid, parathyroid, and pancreas
    • Reproductive endocrinology Care of the glands related to reproduction
    • Gastroenterology Care of stomach, intestines, and related structures, such as the esophagus, liver, gallbladder, and pancreas
    • Gynecological oncology Care of tumors in the female reproductive organs
    • Hematology Care of the blood and blood-forming tissues
    • Hematology/​oncology Finding and treating blood disease and cancer
    • Infectious disease Care of disease caused by bacteria, viruses, etc., which are often contagious
    • Nephrology Care of the kidneys
    • Neurology Care of the brain, spinal cord, and nervous system
    • OB/GYN Care of women during pregnancy, childbirth, and for the few months following delivery; as well as the care of women’s reproductive organs, including the breasts
    • Oncology Care for cancer or tumors
    • Pain management Reducing pain for people with serious or long-term health problems
    • Podiatry The care of the feet
    • Prosthetics and orthotics Prosthetics is the use of an artificial limb after a limb loss. Orthotics is the use of a brace on the outside of the body to help with movement.
    • Pulmonology Concerning or involving the lungs
    • Rheumatology Care of diseases which cause pain, swelling, and stiffness of muscles and joints, such as arthritis and many other conditions
    • Urogynecology Care of women for issues related to the pelvic floor and bladder
    • Urology Care of the urinary tract in both sexes and the genital tract and reproductive organs in men
  • SurgeryDoctors who work inside your body to help you heal
    • Bariatric surgeryAn operation for people who need to lose weight, but have not been able to do so through other means
    • Cardiovascular/​thoracic surgery Surgery for the heart and/​or blood vessels
    • Colon/​rectal surgery Surgery for the colon or rectal area - part of the digestive tract
    • General surgery Operation to correct deformities and defects, repair of injuries, diagnose and cure
    • General vascular surgery Surgery to help blood flow through the body
    • Neurosurgery Surgery of the nervous system (including the brain and spine)
    • Oral surgery Surgery for the mouth, especially the teeth and jaws
    • Orthopedic surgery Care of the skeleton, joints, muscles, fascia, and other supporting structures such as ligaments and cartilage
    • Plastic surgery Surgery to repair missing structures, often involving transferring tissue from once place to another
  • TherapyPeople who heal or reduce a health problem
    • ABA therapy Treatment that can help children who have autism improve their behaviors and skills
    • Acupuncture Treatment that uses thin needles to help with health problems
    • Cardiac/​pulmonary rehabilitation Program to help improve physical function in patients with heart disease
    • Infusion therapy Giving medicine to a patient through a vein, such as an IV
    • Long term acute care Treatment facility for patients who need additional care after a hospital stay
    • Lymphatic therapy services Treatment to remove fluids and proteins that build up in the body and cause swelling due to the lymphatic system not working
    • Neuro­rehabilitation services Treatment to help a person move after an injury to the brain, spine, or nerves
    • Occupational therapy Help from a healthcare provider to build the skills needed for daily activities and tasks to take care of oneself
    • Physical medicine/​rehab Care of disabled people to improve functioning and independence
    • Physical therapy Treatment of health problems with exercise, massage, or heat instead of medicine
    • Radiation therapy Treatment of cancer with radiation
    • Speech therapy Treatment of health problems that cause speech or language difficulty
  • Other
    • Diagnostic imaging Use of x-ray or ultrasound pictures of the body to make diagnoses
    • Durable medical equipment Medical equipment that is ordered by a doctor for use at home
    • Home health care Care provided in the patient’s home
    • Hospice Care that focuses on relieving the pain and other symptoms of those near death
    • Nutrition counseling Care of the body through a personal diet and exercise plan
    • Wound care A medical facility for treating wounds or cuts that do not heal
• Hospitals and emergency rooms
  • Freestanding emergency room facility A facility that provides emergency care but is not inside a main hospital
  • Hospitals Care for serious health injuries for a short amount of time
• Urgent care centers
• Clinics
  • Ambulatory surgical center Freestanding centers that perform surgeries which do not require an overnight stay
  • Dialysis Process to clean blood. Used for people with kidney problems
  • Radiology facility Use of radiation, such as x-rays, to diagnose and treat health problems
  • Rehabilitation facility Care of disabled to improve functioning and independence
  • Skilled nursing facility A place where care is provided after a hospital stay
  • Sleep center Place where overnight tests are done to study sleep patterns for diagnosis and treatment
• Labs
• Pharmacies
• Mental health services
  • Addiction treatment Treatment to help stop the use of drugs, alcohol, or other behaviors that can cause problems
  • Generalist A doctor who is trained in many different areas instead of being trained in one specialty
  • Inpatient treatment center Inpatient care for behavioral health and substance use disorders
  • Marriage and family Care to help with issues between couples and families
  • Psychiatry Care for mental health problems with medicine
  • Psychology Care for mental health problems without medicine
• Eye doctors
  • For routine eye care, follow this link to find a provider.
  • Ophthalmology Treatment of disorders and diseases of the eye
  • Pediatric ophthalmology Eye care for children

Call the Advocacy Line at 702-691-5665 for help locating a health care provider.