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Biography: Dr. Loo-Gross is a resident supervising physician and is not accepting new patients. Colleen Loo-Gross, M.D., MPH, received her medical and public health degrees from the KU School of Medicine-Wichita. She completed residency in upstate New York through the Highland Family Medicine program at the University of Rochester Medical Center, with concentrations in global health and maternal child health. Following residency, she completed fellowship training in maternal child health with PCC Community Wellness Center/West Suburban Medical Center in the Chicago area. She then continued working with PCC practicing full-spectrum care before recently moving back to Kansas, where she is joining the Department of Family and Community Medicine as a faculty member.

Care Philosophy: I enjoy practicing full-spectrum family medicine, including rural, clinical, and hospital medicine. My interests in medicine include obstetrics, women's health, palliative care and hospice, as well as whole-family care. I enjoy seeing patients through all phases of life.

Biography: Dr. Padilla specializes in general pediatrics.

Care Philosophy: As a surgeon I treat my patients how I would want to be treated by taking the extra time to listen to a patient's problems and concerns. My main goal when seeing a patient is to involve them in not only the diagnosis but also in the treatment whether or not that requires surgical intervention. I believe that if someone truly understands what the problem and solutions are, then they will be more likely to be successful with the treatment.

Biography: Dr. Alliston is an associate professor and associate residency program coordinator for the KU School of Medicine Wichita and Wesley Medical Center. She is board certified by the American Board of Pediatrics and has special interests in medical education and global health.

Biography: Dr. Milsap is a clinical assistant professor at the KU School of Medicine Wichita. She specializes in general pediatrics.

Biography: Dr. Angela Meyer loves guiding patients and "helping people learn to adapt and thrive through the aging process." She especially enjoys working with seniors to help ensure "that the remainder of their life is peaceful and according to their wishes." She likes getting to know patients and takes pride in earning their trust. She never wants them to feel pressured to undergo an evaluation or treatment. "Peace and understanding can go a long way in improving one's mindset," she says. Dr. Meyer is grateful for the opportunity to treat patients around the world. She was a Fulbright Fellow to Germany and a short-term medical missionary to Kazakhstan. In her free time, she loves participating in 5Ks and walking in the park with her family.