MEMPHIS, TN, January 20, 2011 (Press-News.org) Dr. Christine Mestemacher has been selected by the Best Doctors organization as one of the top doctors in her specialty in the Memphis/Shelby County area.
Established in 1989, Best Doctors bases its lists on surveys of local physicians. Best Doctors is based in Boston, MA, and was founded by physicians affiliated with the Harvard Medical School to provide expert medical consultation services.
Best Doctors provides its services globally to more than 20 million people, serving large employers, insurance plans, government, and other groups in more than 30 countries. Best Doctors is privately held with employees and offices in the United States, Canada, UK, Ireland, Spain, Japan, Portugal, and Ecuador.
Locally, the organization was commissioned by a local publication to provide its list to area readers.
According to Robert Burns of Symbion Physician Services, a company which manages certain aspects of Dr. Mestemacher's practice: "Dr. Mestemacher is an extremely pleasant and compassionate OB/GYN physician, and it is a joy to work with her. I am happy to see that her peers view her likewise as both a fine physician and friend."
Dr. Mestemacher's practice is located at 7918 Wolf River Boulevard in Germantown. To learn more about her practice, call (901) 624-4444, or visit her on the web at http://www.mestemd.com.
Symbion Physician Services is a management company which manages medical practices in the Memphis area.
Dr. Christine Mestemacher Selected for Best Doctors List
Dr. Christine Mestemacher has been selected by the Best Doctors organization as one of the top doctors in her specialty in the Memphis/Shelby County area.
2011-01-20
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[Press-News.org] Dr. Christine Mestemacher Selected for Best Doctors ListDr. Christine Mestemacher has been selected by the Best Doctors organization as one of the top doctors in her specialty in the Memphis/Shelby County area.