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Source: Pacific Coast Business Times

Cottage Health has brought two existing Santa Barbara primary care practices together at a larger, centralized location as of Nov. 3. Cottage Primary Care Santa Barbara and Cottage Primary Care Santa Barbara Bath St. will combine at 2400 Bath St., Suite 200, as Cottage Primary Care Santa Barbara. The clinic’s physicians include: Joanna Gibbs PA-C Yana Gristan, MD Arielle Kanner, DO David R. Quincy, MD, MPH Vejas Skripkus, MD Nastassia Sylvestre, MD Brett Trzcinski, MD Jane Varner, MD Cottage says the move provides a more spacious setting that can accommodate physicians and care teams from both practices in one location. The teams will now share a centralized location while continuing to provide primary care services to the community. Cottage’s Barry Statner, MD, will continue seeing his current patients at 2320 Bath St., Suite 307. The post Cottage Health combines two primary care practices at expanded location first appeared on Pacific Coast Business Times.

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