Physician Event | Shaping The Future of Healthcare

We're looking for physicians who are ready to become leaders in health care and reshape the future of primary care. Join our panel of expert physicians and cardiologists as they discuss clinical careers in Value-Based Care.

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About Dr. Reyan Ghany: Dr. Reyan Ghany takes his job to heart. Literally. As an experienced cardiologist, his priorities are to help his patients prevent or control heart disease and metabolic syndrome to keep complications from interfering in their lives. “Seniors often need the most help because their health issues can be challenging,” Dr. Ghany says. “I want to help people and keep them out of the hospital.” In his free time, Dr. Ghany likes to explore nature, especially when he and his wife vacation in his home country of Trinidad. Next time you see Dr. Ghany, say “hi” or “hola.” He is fluent in both English and Spanish.

About Dr. Roy Kiriakos: Putting modern medical technology to work for his patients is Dr. Roy Kiriakos' passion. "There are so many technological advantages in medicine today that make patient care more efficient and effective," says Dr. Kiriakos. "I enjoy using the most state-of-the-art technology to provide my patients the best care possible – from managing their health records to the latest in diagnostics and treatments. I also want to create a welcoming environment for them, one where they feel respected and at ease."

About Dr. Margarita Perez Caminero: Dr. Margarita Perez Caminero has always put her community first. Her volunteer and professional work has allowed her to help numerous non-profit organizations and clinics to provide health screenings, educational services and primary medical care to those in need both in the U.S. and in her native Dominican Republic. "I believe it's important to lend a hand in whatever way we can," she says. "For me, helping to ensure people get access to quality care, especially seniors, is rewarding. It also helps me stay connected."