Michigan's Largest
Board Certified in Internal Medicine and Nephrology


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OUR PHYSICIANS

OUR ACCESS CENTERS

OUR NURSE PRACTITIONERS


OUR PHYSICIANS

All of our physicians are board certified in the sub-speciality of nephrology as well as internal medicine. Physicians are listed below in their respective practice locations:



Troy, Royal Oak, Rochester Hills Locations

UnaSource Building
UnaSource Building
4600 Investment Dr.
Suite 290
Troy, MI 48098
(Off Crooks south of Long Lake)

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Tel: 248.267.5010
William Beaumont Medical Bldg.
William Beaumont Medical Bldg.
3535 W. Thirteen Mile Rd.
Suite 247
Royal Oak, MI 48073
(On Beaumont Hospital campus)

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Tel: 248.288.9340

WellPointe Medical Bldg.
WellPointe Medical Bldg.
1701 South Blvd. East
Suite 320
Rochester Hills, MI 48307
(South Blvd. at Dequindre off M59)

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Tel: 248.293.3345
Fax: 248.293.3368

Answering service: 248.691.8735


Jerry A. Dancik, M.D. Jerry A. Dancik, M.D.
Nephrology Fellowship:
William Beaumont Hospital and University of Chicago
Sundeep S. Dhillon, M.D. Sundeep S. Dhillon, M.D.
Nephrology Fellowship:
Ohio State University
Piti Ratanapanichkich, M.D. Piti Ratanapanichkich, M.D.
Nephrology Fellowship:
University of Kentucky
Preetham Y. Reddy, M.D. Preetham Y. Reddy, M.D.
Nephrology Fellowship:
St. John's Hospital, Detroit
Steven M. Rankin, M.D. Steven M. Rankin, M.D.
Nephrology Fellowship:
St. John's Hospital, Detroit
Jeffrey M. Gold, M.D. Jeffrey M. Gold, M.D.
Nephrology Fellowship:
University of Michigan
David M. Weinstein, M.D. David M. Weinstein, M.D.
Nephrology Fellowship:
Cleveland Clinic Foundation

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Southfield, Novi Locations

22250 Providence Dr.
26850 Providence Parkway
Providence Medical Bldg
Suite 406
22250 Providence Dr.
Southfield, MI 48075
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Tel: 248.557.9010
Park Medical Offices
26850 Providence Parkway
Suite 325
Novi, MI 48375
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Tel: 248.348.9000
Answering service: 248.691.8734


Nanda S. Salem, M.D. Nanda S. Salem, M.D.
Nephrology Fellowship:
William Beaumont Hospital
Fawaz Al-Ejel, M.D. Fawaz Al-Ejel, M.D.
Nephrology Fellowship:
Henry Ford Hospital
Iram Rehman, M.D. Iram Rehman, M.D.
Nephrology Fellowship:
St. John's Hospital, Detroit
Ali R. Ashtari, M.D. Ali R. Ashtari, M.D.
Nephrology Fellowship:
Medical College of Wisconsin

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Pontiac, Clarkston Locations

Lexus Professional Building McLaren Health Village
Lexus Professional Building
Suite 209
44200 Woodward Ave.
Pontiac, MI 48341
(Across Woodward from
St. Joseph Hospital)
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Tel: 248.253.0330
McLaren Health Village
Suite 220
5701 Bow Pointe Dr.
Clarkston, MI 48346
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Tel: 248.620.4000
Fax: 248.620.4776

Answering service: 248.683.8322


Usman G. Master, M.D. Usman G. Master, M.D.
Nephrology Fellowship:
Henry Ford Hospital
Fahd M. Al-Saghir, M.D. Fahd M. Al-Saghir, M.D.
Nephrology Fellowship:
Henry Ford Hospital
Ghadeer Hannoudi, M.D. Ghadeer Hannoudi, M.D.
Nephrology Fellowship:
University of South Florida
Daniela Ilioska, M.D. Daniela Ilioska, M.D.
Nephrology Fellowship:
Wayne State University
Stephen E. Clyne, D.O. Stephen D. Clyne, D.O.
Nephrology Fellowship:
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Kalyana Ramamurthi, M.D. Kalyana Ramamurthi, M.D.
Nephrology Fellowship:
Henry Ford Hospital

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OUR ACCESS CENTERS

In partnership with RMS Lifeline, Inc., we operate and staff two vascular access centers specifically aimed at caring for the vascular access needs of dialysis patients. Our nephrologists can usually see a patient the same day the problem is identified. This prevents missed dialysis treatments, and the cost is far less than hospitalization. Our access centers are at two convenient locations:

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