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Robert A. Cohen, D.O., F.A.A.F.P.

Dr. Cohen modeled his personal-care approach after a professor who formed tremendous relationships with his patients. Dr. Cohen enjoys getting to know his patients and gives them his undivided attention—he listens carefully so he can understand their fears, concerns and life goals. He also develops relationships with their family and friends. When people are ill there are often multiple reasons and knowing a patient’s family dynamics can make a huge difference.

Dr. Cohen says, It’s an honor to help my patients through a crisis and relieve their fears and pain when they are not well.

Douglas B. Colman, D.O.

Dr. Colman takes great pride in the trust and confidence he has earned from hundreds of patients—he has practiced medicine for more than 27 years and has lived in South Florida since 1987. Dr. Colman is an Associate Professor of Family Practice at Nova Southeastern University, where he has participated as a mentor. Dr. Colman never stops learning, and is very interested in areas such as alternative/anti-aging medicine and preventative care. Dr. Colman believes the best medical care comes from building a comfortable relationship with his patients.

Dr. Colman says, I have the privilege to work with dedicated physicians and staff that have established a reputation for excellence in medical care.

Jo Ann H. YI, M.D.

Dr. Yi found inspiration through her father, a doctor who immigrated to the United States to do his residency and worked hard to become a successful doctor. Dr. Yi was touched when she listened to her father’s patients and learned how grateful they were for his medical care. That inspired her and taught her that medicine was a noble and respectable profession. She is most gratified when she knows she has made a difference in her patients’ lives, and enjoys meeting and forming relationships with them.

Dr. Yi says, I feel honored that my patients have chosen me as their primary care doctor.

Lee H. Greene, M.D.

Dr. Greene decided while in high school in Westchester, N.Y., to become a doctor. One particular pediatrician who had treated Dr. Greene as a child was an inspiration. Dr. Greene moved to Florida in 1978, and has found that medicine itself has improved during that time. With the aid of computers and today’s advanced technology it is much easier to get results, which in turns helps make a diagnosis faster. What hasn’t changed is Dr. Greene’s attitude toward practicing medicine. Deliberate and thorough, Dr. Greene is focused on solving his patients’ problems, whether with treatment he recommends, or with the help of a specialist.

Dr. Greene says, What I value most is the interaction with my patients—some of whom I have treated for 30 years.

Beverly Cash, A. R. N. P.

Her experience includes a strong background in Trauma, ICU and Orthopedics, she is also versed in ophthalmology, women's health, and home health. she also has a certificate in scleral therapy.

Ms. Cash has made geriatrics and dementia patients her focus for most of her career. She is a member of The American Medical Directors Association, Florida Medical Directors Association, and Florida Nurse Practitioner Network. She has done work with Special Olympics, as the Medical Chair, and a fund raiser for The American Heart Association and The American Lung Association, The Leukemia and Lymphoma Association as well as Alzheimer Associations. She enjoys interacting with patients and their families and helping them through crisis situations.