Abdelaziz Ali Elsanjak MD is recognized by Continental Who s Who
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ROANOKE, Va., May 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Abdelaziz Ali Elsanjak MD is being recognized by Continental Who s Who as a Top Nephrologist for his professional achievements in the medical field and his dedication to serving the community at Valley Nephrology Associates.
Abdelaziz Ali Elsanjak MD
For over 40 years, Valley Nephrology Associates has been highly committed to providing the best comprehensive kidney care to their patients in Southwest Virginia. The well-trained providers specialize in the treatment of kidney disorders, kidney disease, and high blood pressure. At Valley Nephrology Associates, they offer Chronic Care Management, Dialysis Access Treatments, Home Hemodialysis, and Pediatric Nephrology, to name a few.
Youssef (Joe) Soliman, MD
Dr. Soliman is a board certified internal medicine physician and currently a gastroenterology and hepatology fellow at Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine. He’s passionate about acquiring, organizing, and disseminating accurate medical knowledge. He also believes that people who are well-informed about their healthcare have the best outcomes.
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Betsy Biesenbach
Special to The Roanoke Times
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