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Phone: (410) 546-5141

Address: 1201 Pemberton Dr, Salisbury, MD 21801

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" Dr. Branton and his staff are an awesome primary care office. My husband and I were there this morning and we both commented when we left that he takes his time with us. He doesn't rush out of our visit fast and gives us time to talk and to ask questions to make sure we understand things. He's very knowledgeable and always seems to be researching things on his own to help his patients. We feel comfortable knowing he's overseeing our health care with us. "
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Family Practice
What is a "Hospitalist"? A. Most hospitalists are board-certified internists (internal medicine physicians) who have undergone the same training as other internal medicine doctors including medical school, residency training, and board certification examination. The only difference is that hospitalists have chosen not to practice traditional internal medicine due to personal preferences. Some hospitalist physicians are family practice doctors or medical subspecialists who have opted to do hospitalist work such as, intensive care doctors, lung doctors (pulmonologists), or kidney doctors (nephrologists). There are many advantages of hospitalists in the care hospitalized patients. One advantage is that hospitalists' have more expertise in caring for complicated hospitalized patients on a daily basis. They are also more available most of the day in the hospital to meet with family members, able to follow-up on tests, answer nurses' questions, and simply to deal with problems that may arise. In many instances, hospitalists' may see a patient more than once a day to assure that care is going according to plan, and to explain test findings to patients and family members. Hospitalists also coordinate the care of patients' in hospital and are "captain of the ship." They are the physicians that organize the communication between different doctors caring for a patient, and serve as the point of contact for other doctors and nurses for questions, updates, and delineating a comprehensive plan of care. They are also the main physician for family members to contact for updates on a loved one. Similarly, because hospitalists are in the hospital most of the time, they are able to track test results and order necessary follow-up tests promptly. This is in contrast to the traditional setting where your primary doctor may come to the hospital the next day to follow-up the results and take the next necessary step at that time. Since the hospitalist's "office" is the hospital, and they are also more familiar with the hospital's policies and activities. Many hospitalists are involved in various hospital committees, and assist in improving important areas such as patient safety, medical error reduction, effective communication between physicians and staff, and cost effective patient care.
Emergency Care
" Dr. Jarrah listens to her patients. She is also one of the smartest doctors I have ever met. I am a nurse and have sent many people to her that no one could figure out what to do. She is like our Salisbury "HOUSE" dr from tv. Personally this week picked up on pneumonia missed by 2 urgent care trips. She cares. Listens and is smart. Good qualities for a PCP "
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How will the state of Maryland dispense the Covid-19 Vaccination? A. UPDATED PHASE 1 COVID-19 VACCINATION GUIDELINES Based in part on the recommendations of the federal government's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, the state is updating and expanding priority populations for vaccinations. Phase 1A. The state continues to progress through Phase 1A, and has expanded the priority populations to include all licensed, registered, and certified healthcare providers. Local health departments have begun to make arrangements with providers to get them vaccinated in the coming days and weeks. Vaccinations will also soon be underway for correctional officers, law enforcement agencies, and front line judiciary staff. Overall, Phase 1A includes more than 500,000 Marylanders. Phase 1B. The expanded Phase 1B includes all Marylanders age 75 and older, special needs group homes, high-risk inmates, developmentally disabled populations, continuity of government vaccinations, as well as teachers, child care, and education staff. The Maryland State Department of Education will immediately begin coordination with school systems to get their critical personnel vaccinated.Phase 1B includes an estimated 860,000 Marylanders. Based on the current pace of allocation, the state expects to fully enter Phase 1B by late January. Phase 1C. The new Phase 1C now includes all Marylanders ages 65-74, and workers in other critical sectors, including grocery stores, public transit, agriculture production, and manufacturing. Phase 1C includes an estimated 772,000 Marylanders. Based on the current pace of allocation, the state expects to fully enter Phase 1C by early March. Phase 2. The updated Phase 2 includes Marylanders ages 16-64 who are at increased risk of COVID-19 illness due to comorbidities, as well as essential workers in critical utilities and other sectors. Overall, Phase 2 includes an estimated 1.1 million Marylanders.

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Dr. Jarrah grew up in Allentown, Pennsylvania and achieved her Bachelor of Science degree from Muhlenberg College. She went on to attend medical school at the Medical College of Pennsylvania where she obtained her Doctor of Medicine degree. Dr. Jarrah completed an Internal Medicine residency program at Lehigh Valley Hospital in Allentown, PA. and is board certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine. Dr. Jarrah also serves as Medical Director of the The MedSpa. The MedSpa was founded in 2007 by Drs. Branton and Jarrah and currently serves as the regions premiere medical aesthetics practice.

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Dr. Jarrah has garnered the reputation as one of the areas most experienced physicians in utilizing injectable dermal fillers as well as Botox and Xeomen and she has been designated as a Premier Injector for Merz Aesthetics. In addition, The MedSpa is the region’s designated provider for CoolSculpting. The CoolSculpting procedure is FDA-cleared for the treatment of visible fat bulges in the submental (under the chin) and submandibular (under the jawline) areas, thigh, abdomen and flank, along with bra fat, back fat, underneath the buttocks and upper arm. Dr. Jarrah is skilled in performing many laser aesthetic procedures designed to rejuvenate and tighten skin, eliminate or reduce spider and varicose veins as well as remove unwanted hair.
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