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Kaiser Permanente Expands Access to Care in Fresno
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February 3, 2020

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Kaiser Permanente Fresno opened a new medical office Monday near Cedar and Alluvial Avenues.
Six physicians and their staffs are providing care at the Cedar Avenue Medical Offices at 7415 N. Cedar Avenue, Suite 102.
Dr. Shahzad Jahromi is the physician in chief.
“We are providing more convenient places for our members and patients to access care,” said Wade Nogy, who is KP-Fresno’s senior vice president and area manager.  “This new medical office building is part of a larger plan to expand our footprint in the Fresno area as our membership continues to grow.”
KP officials said that construction soon will begin on a new facility on its main campus in Fresno. Those offices will provide adult outpatient services.

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Inside Kaiser Permanente’s new medical office at Cedar and Alluvial avenues in Fresno. (Kaiser Permanente Fresno)

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