New Physicians

Dr. Zeina Yanbeiy joins Harbin Clinic Rheumatology Cartersville where Dr. Nonyelum Ejieke welcomes her expertise. Yanbeiy's positive persistence and a passion for approaching the problem from multiple angles helps bring her patients to long-term success and a better overall health outcome. 

Dr. Chandler will join Dr. Robert Sullivan at Harbin Clinic Family Medicine Adairsville, located at 115 N. Central Ave. Dr. Chandler is excited to work with Dr. Sullivan, who he considers to be a role model both personally and professionally.

Dr. Jason Dunn joins the healthcare team at Harbin Clinic Psychology Rome this summer. Dr. Dunn’s mission with his patients is to let them know that what they’re feeling is justified; he’s there to help his patients navigate their troubles.

Harbin Clinic Cardiology Cartersville welcomes Dr. Vanga to a team of physicians dedicated to improving the heart health of Northwest Georgia and beyond. “As I was going through medical school, I made it my mission to combat the number one killer: heart disease,” Dr. Vanga recalls. “We are achieving that. The cardiovascular mortality rate has been going down in recent years, and I am proud of what our field is accomplishing.”

Dr. Solomon joins Drs. Cyrus Parsa, Daniel Goldfaden and Dhru Girard on the Harbin Clinic Cardiothoracic Surgery team.

Now, Dr. Carroll begins her journey with Harbin Clinic Pediatrics Rome, where she joins the practice of Dr. Todd Kelley, Dr. Caroline Yaphockun and Dr. Robersteen Howard. Dr. Carroll says she most enjoys working with parents and children to help teach them about their health.

Dr. Gregory Harris is always on the alert for fresh, game-changing discoveries when it comes to cancer care. By masterfully combining cutting-edge oncological research with compassionate medicine, he makes sure he leaves no stone unturned when it comes to structuring his patients’ treatment plans.

Dr. Donna Gregory’s quest is to help you become the champion of your health. As a family medicine physician, she works on the frontline with her patients to help identify their wellness objectives and structure action plans so they achieve their best health.

A role in a middle school play and a grandfather struggling with heart disease set the stage for Dr. Digant V. Bhatt to become a cardiologist. “I was in a play in the seventh grade, and my character was a doctor. It was a very funny play, and I really enjoyed it. That made an impact on me,” Dr. Bhatt (pronounced BOT) says.

“My interactions with patients make me happy to come to work,” says Dr. Abdul. “I feel a connection with them. My patients relate with me and open up to me as someone they can trust to do his absolute best for their health.”