USA Health Physicians Group, the region's largest multispecialty practice, provides patients with primary and specialty care, with many services unique in our community.
Watch VideoUSA Health Physicians Group is made up of nearly 250 doctors and more than 80 advanced practice providers, including nurse practitioners and physician assistants. We are the only physicians group in the upper Gulf Coast area associated with an academic medical center. Our goal is to provide each patient with compassionate, personalized and expert care. As part of USA Health, we offer our patients access to the most advanced care in the region.
As an academic medical center, our physicians group provides evidence-based medicine driven by our mission of research, education and patient care. We are transforming medicine by treating complex conditions, advancing medical discoveries and educating the next generation of physicians.
Patients are able to see a physician at one of our many clinic locations including the Strada Patient Care Center. We provide a seamless network of care for inpatient and outpatient needs to the hundreds of thousands of patients who are treated at USA Health facilities.
As the region’s leading provider of innovative healthcare, USA Health consistently receives accolades from our peers and national organizations.
At USA Health, we treat people. In doing so, we want to understand your unique needs so our doctors and other providers can design a plan of care specifically for you. Let us help you find a service that best suits your needs.
Find a ServiceThe only academic medical center along the upper Gulf Coast, USA Health offers unique innovations in patient care brought about by our research and education programs.
Learn MoreDr. Jennifer Young Pierce, professor of Interdisciplinary Clinical Oncology and leader of Cancer Control and Prevention at USA Health Mitchell Cancer Institute, is one of 16 oncologists to be chosen for a leadership development program by the American Society of Clinical Oncology.
As a regional partner for the Center for Clinical and Translational Science, the University of South Alabama College of Medicine is one of five academic institutions in the southeast taking part in three programmatic grants from the National Institutes of Health, totaling nearly $50 million.
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