Dr Kaira K. King, MD

We are a local community-based health organization...that aims to be an incarnation of love, peace and justice by guiding our patients through their journey toward physical, mental and social well-being, and to be a center for transformational medical education and primary care training in a rural and international context, modeling and exhorting the next generation of medical professionals in a career of excellence, conscientiousness and compassion.Our mission statement flows from our affirmation that our purpose is to love God and show His glory by walking in the steps of Jesus and ministering the love of Christ.Cahaba Medical Care is a Community Health Center (FQHC), accredited as a Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) and Joint Commission. We currently have seven sites in central Alabama serving Bibb, Perry, Chilton, Dallas, Autauga and Jefferson Counties. Our health centers provide comprehensive primary care services, located in Centreville, Alabama, that provides comprehensive primary care services, including treatment and management of chronic and acute diseases; preventative care and cancer screenings; pediatric care; women's health services; prenatal care and obstetrics; dermatological services; geriatrics; sports medicine services; mental healthcare; dental services and much more.We currently have more than 50 healthcare providers, four social workers, three licensed clinical social workers providing counseling, two registered dietitians and a team of nurses and medical assistants whose job it is to assist our patients in becoming healthier individuals.

Beverley Healthcare is a healthcare facility based in Bessemer, AL, offering a range of medical services to its community. With a focus on providing quality care and support, Beverley Healthcare strives to meet the diverse needs of its patients in a compassionate and professional manner.Generated from their business information

Pediatrics West officially joined Children's of Alabama on April 2, 2001. Children and their families living in western Jefferson County now have two options for their primary care.