The number of physicians committed to continuing health care services in Fort Scott is growing.

Dr. Larry Seals, OBGYN, has announced he will continue his prenatal and gynecology practice in Fort Scott with Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas (CHC/SEK). He has applied for privileges to deliver babies at both Nevada Regional Medical Center and Via Christi Pittsburg.

Clarification to Nov. 13 Update

Dr. Katrina Burke will continue her primary care and prenatal practice in Fort Scott with CHC/SEK and deliver babies at Via Christi in Pittsburg.

Dr. Maxwell Self will continue his primary care practice in Fort Scott with CHC/SEK as well as provide support to the home health and hospice.

Dr. P.K. Gugnani will continue his primary care practice in Fort Scott with CHC/SEK as well as provide an important role in our occupational medicine efforts.

 

 

 

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