Neil Schwartzman, MD

Novant Health Adult Primary Care Harper Hill in Winston-Salem, NC, offers comprehensive sick-patient and well-patient care for adults of all ages. Located conveniently on Country Club Drive, the clinic ensures easy access to medical services for individuals in the community. Whether you require routine check-ups, treatment for sudden illnesses or injuries, vaccinations, or ongoing care for chronic conditions like high blood pressure or diabetes, the dedicated internal medicine providers at Novant Health are committed to enhancing the well-being of individuals in Winston-Salem. At Novant Health Adult Primary Care Harper Hill, patients can benefit from a range of diagnostic tests recommended by their doctors, all available on-site for quick and efficient results. The clinic's focus on delivering primary medical care promptly and effectively ensures that patients receive the necessary attention and treatment when they need it most. With a team of compassionate and personable healthcare professionals, Novant Health prioritizes improving the quality of life for the Winston-Salem community through accessible and high-quality medical services. Generated from the website content

Vidhi Sharma, DO, located in Winston-Salem, NC, offers internal medicine services to new patients within the Novant Health network. With a background in internal medicine and board certification, Dr. Sharma graduated from Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2016 and completed her residency at Lewis Gale Hospital Montgomery in 2019. Patients can expect a caring and experienced female provider who is fluent in English. Dr. Sharma's practice is located at Novant Health Adult Primary Care Harper Hill, ensuring wheelchair accessibility for all visitors. Before scheduling an appointment, patients are advised to confirm insurance coverage at this Novant Health location. Generated from the website content

My love for science and my interest in helping people were the first things that led me to a career in medicine. Growing up in Chicago, I always had a desire to be a physician to help people live a healthier life. \n My approach to health and wellness begins with the patient sitting in front of me. The patient is the most crucial part of the healthcare team. He or she should be involved in developing a treatment plan or health regimen. And obviously, the plan is only as strong as the patient's commitment to it. I work in concert with patients to try to prevent diseases from emerging. If they do develop, then we work together to prevent them from progressing. \n As the physician liaison to Novant Health Office of Health Equity and Community Health, I connect our organization with our community in order to improve health equity and to reduce disparities. \n I'm active in organizations related to my work, including the American College of Physicians, the National Medical Association, the Novant Health Foundation Board (which I currently chair), the Community Care Center, the Sixth District of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Health and Wellness Initiatives (which I currently chair), Psi Phi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. and the Twin City Medical Society. \n I am married with two adult children, both of whom work in the healthcare field. I enjoy martial arts and am a certified sixth degree Duan/Black Belt in Southern Shaolin Kung Fu and Emperor's Long Fist (advanced Tai chi). I enjoy movies, travel and spending time with family, friends and my fraternity.