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Hillside Family Medicine
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& Occupational Medicine
News/Information
Matthew D. Dow, D.O.
Please join us in welcoming our new provider
~Dr. Matthew D. Dow~
Hillside Family Medicine is excited to have Dr. Dow join our medical team as a Doctor of Osteopathy who specializes in primary care and sports medicine. He is passionate about treating musculoskeletal injuries and ailments and athletes of all ages. Dr. Dow's appointment schedule is open on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays and he's ready to see patients!
Juliana Shields, M.D.
We're sad to announce that Dr. Juliana Shields will no longer be part of the medical team here at Hillside Family Medicine. She will be transferring over to work with Dr. Erin Royal and Dr. Hannah Hawkins at Dr. Erin Royal Family Medicine.
We're going to miss Dr. Shields and wish her the best as she continues to provide excellent medical care in this next chapter of her career.
Premera BCBS Network Letter
If you received a letter from Premera BCBS stating that Dr. Julie Stewart or any other provider here at Hillside Family Medicine is no longer in network for your Premera Blue Cross Plan, please disregard.
There was a processing error and we are working to get this corrected with Premera and the Provider Information Department. There will be no break in coverage for this provider but we were notified that it may take up to a week for the corrections to populate throughout their system. We apologize for any confusion and want to thank the patients that called in after receiving a letter to notify us of the issue.
2020 Best of Alaska - Family Health Clinic
Hillside Family Medicine was voted as one of the top three Family Health Clinic's in Alaska in the Anchorage Daily News 2020 Best of Alaska Contest! Thank you to all of the people who voted and put our name in the running!
Check out all of the category winners for the 2020 Best of Alaska Showcase
Drugs Given to President Trump for COVID-19
~Dr. Gabe Mirkin's Fitness and Health e-Zine
As reported by the White House medical team, the drugs given to President Trump to treat COVID-19 included Regeneron's antibody cocktail (monoclonal antibodies), Gilead Sciences' remdesivir (brand name Veklury), and dexamethasone.