About Us
Anish Hinduja, M.D. |
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A native of Madras, in the south of India, Dr Hinduja completed his medical training from Kasturba Medical College in Manipal, India. He moved to the US in early 2000 and completed his internal medicine residency at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore, MD, where he also served as Chief Resident. He subsequently went on to complete fellowship training in Nephrology at the University of Maryland. Dr Hinduja’s interests lie in the early detection and management of kidney disease and in understanding the relation between kidney disease and cardiovascular disease. His focus is to improve patient care through patient education and awareness of kidney disease.
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Adam Weinstein, M.D.
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A native of Baltimore County, Dr. Weinstein attended Franklin and Marshall College, followed by medical school, internal medicine residency, and a nephrology fellowship at the University of Maryland School of Medicine and Hospital in Baltimore. He has spent many summer months vacationing on the Eastern Shore and is excited to now be a full time resident. He is interested in the relationship between kidney disease management and patient education, medical information systems, and dialysis therapies. Dr. Weinstein also aims to improve his kidney patients’ quality of life by emphasizing aerobic exercise as a tool in managing on-going disease. |
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Christina Turner, M.D.
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Originally a native of Catonsville, Maryland, Dr. Turner developed a taste for life on the Eastern Shore during her undergraduate years at Washington College in Chestertown. After completing nine years of medical training at University of Maryland in Baltimore, including medical school, residency in Internal Medicine, and then a fellowship in Nephrology and Hypertension, Dr Turner has returned to serve the people of the Eastern Shore. In addition to a commitment to delaying progression of kidney disease through early detection and managing kidney risk factors, Dr Turner has a strong commitment to the education of patients regarding the options for kidney replacement, particularly transplantation and peritoneal dialysis. |
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