Helix Healthcare brings together in one medical centre
two of Cayman's most respected medical practioners:
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Dr. Komal Lawrence, MD, FACP Internal Medicine
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Dr. Bella Beraha, MD Internal Medicine
Joining them is Cayman's only Podiatrist:
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Mr. Raymond Anthony, FCPodS, DPodM Podiatrist
With over 25-years combined service to the people of the Cayman Islands, Dr. Lawrence, Mr. Anthony, and Dr. Behara have established unrivalled reputations for providing caring, high-quality, evidence-based, patient-centred medical care. For a brief CV of each specialist and their individual specialities and expertise, click STAFF on the top menu.
Internal Medicine
A doctor of Internal Medicine--
an Internist -- has completed a
3-year residency in the prevention,
diagnosis, and management of all
lllnesses suffered by adolescents,
adults, and the elderly
An internist is a personal physician who provides long-term care both in the office and in the hospital for both common and complex illnesses including hypertension, diabetes, headaches, cancer, heart disease, kidney disease, arthritis, and all other diseases of the digestive, respiratory, and vasuclar systems.
Internists are also trained in the essentials of primary care internal medicine, which incorporates an understanding of disease prevention and wellness, substance abuse, mental health, and the effective treatment of common problems of the eyes, ears, skin, nervous system, and reproductive organs.
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Dr. Bella Beraha Internal Medicine Chief of Staff
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Podiatry
A Podiatrist is a medical
specialist in the treatment
of the foot and lower-limb,
and a surgical specialist of
the foot.
The conditions treated by a
podiatrist include: 1) Skin conditions such as corns, callouses, infections of the skin and nails, ulcers, rashes, sweaty feet, etc., 2) Joint, muscle, and tendon
disorders of the feet, ankles, shin, knee, and hip (including sports injuries) such as arthritis, plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinitis, "shin splints", etc., 3) Poor circulation of the feet and legs, 4) Diabetic problems such as chronic ulcers and neuropathy. Podiatrists are the specialists in the use of foot supports called "orthotics", and they perform foot surgery to correct bunions, hammertoes, neuromas, flat feet and other structural foot problems.
