Ann Mugera, Kelvin Muthamia to take over patients after Silverstein’s death
In a letter to patients dated September 21, the clinic said it would remain fully operational and that Mugera and Muthamia had been briefed on all active patient files after working alongside Silverstein for a long time.
Dr Ann Mugera and Dr Kelvin Muthamia will take over patient care at Dr David Silverstein's Cardiology and Internal Medicine Clinic in the wake of the cardiologist's death, according to a letter to patients released on September 21. The clinic stated that it would remain open and continue functioning without disruption.
Mugera, a seasoned cardiologist and physician, and Muthamia, a physician, had been working closely with Silverstein for an extended period and have been briefed on the active patient files. Both physicians will carry on treating patients at the practice, which is located at Nairobi Hospital. No changes will be made to existing appointments, and patients' medical records will be maintained at the clinic.
Silverstein, the founder and lead cardiologist of the clinic, had proactively established a succession plan to ensure the practice's continuity following his demise. The clinic's consultants and clinical team will continue to be accessible via their standard phone contacts and email addresses.
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