Elizabeth Kuhn, MD

Healthcare was always my chosen field, but not always in a patient-facing role. When I was in school at Appalachian State University, I initially trained to work in healthcare management and administration. During my internship, I began to spend more time with clinicians. I witnessed firsthand the deep and rewarding relationships clinicians have with patients, and the role they can play in helping patients improve their health and well-being. This inspired me to shift course from administration to clinical practice. While in physician assistant school, I spent time working in multiple specialties and learned from great doctors and physician assistants across those fields. When I worked with the neurology team at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, something just felt right. I had always thought neurology was an intriguing specialty, and working with the clinicians in the field sealed the deal. It was not only their talents in the art of medicine, but also their compassion for both patients and those around them who stood out to me. I knew this specialty was my passion. My approach to healthcare relies heavily on efficacy-based medicine and shared decision making. I want the best outcomes for my patients, and that starts with including them in the decision-making process. I see my job as helping to guide them so that we can find a medically appropriate therapy that works best for them. I was born and raised in the Winston-Salem area, and feel a deep connection to the region and its people. I still love going back to Appalachian State for football games. Closer to home, participating in running, tennis and lacrosse keeps me active. Also in my downtime, I enjoy seeing family, as well as exploring new coffee shops and bakeries around town.

Digestive Health Specialists, P.A. in Advance, NC, is dedicated to gastroenterology care since 1978. With a team of fifteen board-certified physicians and ten board-certified advanced practice providers, they offer expert services for various digestive conditions. From acid reflux to colon cancer, they specialize in treating a range of conditions like anemia, celiac disease, and ulcerative colitis. Their services include essential procedures such as colonoscopy, upper GI endoscopy, and liver biopsy, ensuring comprehensive care for patients. As advocates for digestive health, the specialists at Digestive Health are committed to guiding patients through their journey from diagnosis to treatment. Patients can expect a supportive and professional atmosphere, where every individual is treated with compassion and personalized attention. Generated from the website content

The Goldman Center for Facial Plastic Surgery, led by Dr. Neal D. Goldman, specializes in cosmetic and reconstructive facial surgery in Advance, NC. Dr. Goldman offers a range of procedures including facelifts, rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, and hair restoration, utilizing the latest techniques and personalized consultations with computerized imaging. With a practice focused solely on facial aesthetics, Dr. Goldman provides minimally invasive nonsurgical options, skin rejuvenation treatments, and injectables such as Botox and fillers. From facial trauma reconstruction to cosmetic nasal reshaping, the center offers comprehensive solutions for a variety of facial concerns in the Winston-Salem Piedmont Triad and Boone, NC High Country areas.Generated from the website