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OSF HealthCare Expands Services with New Provider in Spring Valley
OSF HealthCare has announced the addition of a new primary care provider to enhance healthcare access in Spring Valley and the surrounding communities. Starting from September 14, Dr. Marisa Kress will join the OSF Medical Group, located at 415 E. 2nd St., to deliver essential primary care and women’s health services.
With the goal of improving patient care, Dr. Kress will offer a range of medical services encompassing adult and pediatric medicine, women’s health, obstetrics, and osteopathic manipulation treatment (OMT). Her diverse expertise aims to meet the healthcare needs of various demographics within the community.
Dr. Kress holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Loyola University and earned her medical degree from Midwestern University, Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine. Her educational background equips her with the necessary skills to provide comprehensive care to her patients.
Patients seeking to schedule an appointment with Dr. Kress or a member of her care team can do so by calling 815-221-1340. This development reflects OSF HealthCare’s commitment to expanding their services and ensuring that residents of Spring Valley have access to quality healthcare.
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