United States Doctor Directory
If you know of a doctor that utilizes Ivermectin in their treatment of their COVID-19 patients that is not listed below, please CONTACT us and share that information with us.
Licensed doctors can practice across most state lines under the “emergency exception” for COVID-19 to in-state licensing requirements; a doctor in another state can treat you remotely with telemedicine.
TELEMEDICINE #1:
Caduceus Medical Partners, LLC
Dr. Michael Uphues DO, has been a Family Medicine and ER Physician for over 20 years, practicing the past 17 years up on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation. His dedication to providing alternative therapies to his patients has set him apart in the healthcare industry. His beliefs that diet and exercise are the key components to good health are foremost in any of his treatments. He is certified in Clinical hypnotherapy from the Hypnotherapy Training Institute in Corte Medera, California. Natural remedies are also encouraged before any allopathic prescriptions.
For questions and/or to set up tele-health appointments, contact Dr. Uphues' office at 352-436-7857 and speak with his nurse Tammy.
724 Grand Avenue
Billings, MT, 59101
Hours 10:00 am- 5:00 pm
https://www.caduceusmedicalpartners.com/contact-us
406-969-2447 - Fax
caduceus2006@gmail.com
406-696-0409 - Office
Text "urgent" to 406-702-4418 and Dr. Uphues will return your call.
Telehealth site is
doxy.me/druphues
(Use Chrome)
Dr. Uphues services most major cities across Montana and is also licensed in Illinois, Nevada, and Florida and offers telemedicine nationwide.
Dr. Michael Uphues DO, has been a Family Medicine and ER Physician for over 20 years, practicing the past 17 years up on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation. His dedication to providing alternative therapies to his patients has set him apart in the healthcare industry. His beliefs that diet and exercise are the key components to good health are foremost in any of his treatments. He is certified in Clinical hypnotherapy from the Hypnotherapy Training Institute in Corte Medera, California. Natural remedies are also encouraged before any allopathic prescriptions.
For questions and/or to set up tele-health appointments, contact Dr. Uphues' office at 352-436-7857 and speak with his nurse Tammy.
724 Grand Avenue
Billings, MT, 59101
Hours 10:00 am- 5:00 pm
https://www.caduceusmedicalpartners.com/contact-us
406-969-2447 - Fax
caduceus2006@gmail.com
406-696-0409 - Office
Text "urgent" to 406-702-4418 and Dr. Uphues will return your call.
Telehealth site is
doxy.me/druphues
(Use Chrome)
Dr. Uphues services most major cities across Montana and is also licensed in Illinois, Nevada, and Florida and offers telemedicine nationwide.
TELEMEDICINE #2:
4800 N Federal Hwy
Suite 200
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308
info@iCareVIP.com
888-447-7902
Suite 200
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308
info@iCareVIP.com
888-447-7902
Testimonial:
We encourage you to connect with the doctor nearest you. The list below is a quick reference. Scroll down for additional details.
Florida
- Deltona
(Dr. Andres Felipe Velasco 386-574-1423)
- Key West
(Dr. Bruce Boros 305-294-0011)
- Marathon
(Dr. Bruce Boros 305-294-0011)
- Merritt Island
(Dr. Jasen Kobobel 321-636-0005)
- Key Largo
(Dr. Bruce Boros 305-294-0011)
- Ft. Lauderdale
(Drs. Jean-Jacques and Juliana Rajter 954-906-6000)
- Orlando
(Dr. Juan Pascal Suarez-Lopez 407-843-0151)
- Palm Beach
(Dr. Peter H. Hibberd 561-655-4477)
- Rockledge
(Dr. Jasen Kobobel 321-636-0005)
- Telemedicine -
(Dr. Michael Uphues 406-696-0409 Text "urgent" to 406-702-4418)
email: muphuesmagic@gmail.com
Illinois
- Telemedicine
(Dr. Michael Uphues 406-696-0409 Text "urgent" to 406-702-4418)
email: muphuesmagic@gmail.com
Louisiana
- West Monroe
(Lauren J. Mickey 318-322-9882)
Montana
- Billings (and statewide)
(Dr. Michael Uphues 406-696-0409 Text "urgent" to 406-702-4418)
email: muphuesmagic@gmail.com
Nevada
- Telemedicine
(Dr. Michael Uphues 406-696-0409 Text "urgent" to 406-702-4418)
email: muphuesmagic@gmail.com
Texas
- Brownsville (2)
(Dr. Eder Hernandez 956-518-7444)
(Valley Med Urgent Care Alton Gloor Blvd. 956-518-7444)
(Valley Med Urgent Care Boca Chica Blvd. 956-546-2000)
- Houston
(Dr. Richard G. Urso 713-668-6828)
- McAllen
(Valley Med Urgent Care E. Expressway 956-731-6699)
Please scroll down for details.
Florida
- Deltona
(Dr. Andres Felipe Velasco 386-574-1423)
- Key West
(Dr. Bruce Boros 305-294-0011)
- Marathon
(Dr. Bruce Boros 305-294-0011)
- Merritt Island
(Dr. Jasen Kobobel 321-636-0005)
- Key Largo
(Dr. Bruce Boros 305-294-0011)
- Ft. Lauderdale
(Drs. Jean-Jacques and Juliana Rajter 954-906-6000)
- Orlando
(Dr. Juan Pascal Suarez-Lopez 407-843-0151)
- Palm Beach
(Dr. Peter H. Hibberd 561-655-4477)
- Rockledge
(Dr. Jasen Kobobel 321-636-0005)
- Telemedicine -
(Dr. Michael Uphues 406-696-0409 Text "urgent" to 406-702-4418)
email: muphuesmagic@gmail.com
Illinois
- Telemedicine
(Dr. Michael Uphues 406-696-0409 Text "urgent" to 406-702-4418)
email: muphuesmagic@gmail.com
Louisiana
- West Monroe
(Lauren J. Mickey 318-322-9882)
Montana
- Billings (and statewide)
(Dr. Michael Uphues 406-696-0409 Text "urgent" to 406-702-4418)
email: muphuesmagic@gmail.com
Nevada
- Telemedicine
(Dr. Michael Uphues 406-696-0409 Text "urgent" to 406-702-4418)
email: muphuesmagic@gmail.com
Texas
- Brownsville (2)
(Dr. Eder Hernandez 956-518-7444)
(Valley Med Urgent Care Alton Gloor Blvd. 956-518-7444)
(Valley Med Urgent Care Boca Chica Blvd. 956-546-2000)
- Houston
(Dr. Richard G. Urso 713-668-6828)
- McAllen
(Valley Med Urgent Care E. Expressway 956-731-6699)
Please scroll down for details.
FLORIDA:
THE FLORIDA KEYS
KEY WEST
1980 N. Roosevelt Blvd.
Key West, FL 33040
9 AM - 5 PM Daily
MARATHON
13365 Overseas Highway #102
Marathon, FL, 33050
9 AM - 3 PM Monday - Saturday
KEY LARGO
100460 Overseas Highway
Key Largo, FL 33037
9 AM - 5 PM Monday - Friday
9 AM - 3 PM Saturday
No appointment needed.
Last patient seen at doctor's discretion.
1980 N. Roosevelt Blvd.
Key West, FL 33040
9 AM - 5 PM Daily
MARATHON
13365 Overseas Highway #102
Marathon, FL, 33050
9 AM - 3 PM Monday - Saturday
KEY LARGO
100460 Overseas Highway
Key Largo, FL 33037
9 AM - 5 PM Monday - Friday
9 AM - 3 PM Saturday
No appointment needed.
Last patient seen at doctor's discretion.
Kyle Carter Testimonial - MUST WATCH !
Dr. Bruce Boros, a cardiologist who owns and operates all three of the Keys’ Advanced Urgent Care clinics, was one of the earliest healthcare professionals along the island chain to sound the alarm about the dangers of the novel coronavirus, urging social distancing and mask-wearing.
One of his patients was Kyle Carter, a 45-year-old music promoter living in Key West. Carter is a big man. He stands six feet, four inches and weighs around 290. He’s had several surgeries in his life, but is otherwise healthy. On July 3, he was helping a friend empty out a trailer in the summer heat. He felt a little weak, but he didn’t think too much about it.
“The sun in Key West is enough to do it to you,” he said. “COVID crossed my mind, but I didn’t think it was a big deal.”
For about three days, he felt like he had the flu. By Day 5, he had a fever of more than 103 degrees, “and I’m really feeling pretty awful,” Carter said. Five days later, he had a bad cough and trouble breathing. On the 11th day of the illness, Dr. Boros’ staff X-rayed his lungs and the right one was filled with fluid. He tested positive for COVID-19 and had developed viral pneumonia.
Boros told him about ivermectin, which he had been reading about as a possible treatment for COVID, and asked him if he wanted to try it. He did.
“By that point, I would try anything,” Carter said.
Boros said that Carter was on the verge of having to go on a ventilator, which he said is when most deaths occur.
“He was really sick,” Boros said. “He was going down the tubes fast and was going to wind up on a ventilator.”
Starting around 4 p.m. that day, Carter took nine pills (3mg each) at first, five more about two hours later, and the four more early the next morning.
“Within 12 hours, I was starting to feel better. Twenty-four hours later, I’m out of the hospital and my actual symptoms have gone away,” he said. “I could speak entire sentences without having to cough.”
Other than a slight malaise, Carter said last week he is symptom free.
Boros believes in ivermectin’s effectiveness so much that he gives it to all his patients showing signs of COVID-19, especially since the drug has few known negative side effects.
“It’s really the answer,” he said.
And, more importantly, the sooner patients start treatment, the better the outcome, he said.
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/florida-keys/article245313450.html
BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA:
Dr. Jean-Jacques Rajter, MD
Dr. Juliana Cepelowicz Rajter, MD
1001 S. Andrews Ave
Suite 100
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
954-906-6000
COVID19@PSCFlorida.com
https://pscflorida.com/contact-us/
To the best of our knowledge, we believe that Dr. Jean-Jacques Rajter may have been the very first doctor in the WORLD to save a patient's life by utilizing Ivermectin as part of his COVID-19 protocol.
In April 2020, Dr. Jean-Jacques Rajter, a Fort Lauderdale pulmonologist with the Broward Health system, began prescribing ivermectin and his reported patients’ outcomes led the hospital system to approve it as a COVID-19 treatment.
Early that month, one of his patients in the hospital was very ill with COVID-19. She required 50 percent oxygen to breathe. The woman’s son was persistent that more could be done for his mother before she would have to go on a ventilator.
Rajter’s wife, Dr. Juliana Cepelowicz-Rajter, also a pulmonologist, had read a recent study out of Australia where high doses of ivermectin killed COVID cells in the lab. The woman’s son read about the same study and asked Rajter if his mother could be treated with the drug.
But Rajter said the levels used in the study could be toxic if given to a person. The son then asked about the approved dose for humans, which is 200 micrograms per kilogram of weight.
The woman agreed to the treatment, and the results were almost immediate. Within 48 hours, she showed significant improvement. Rajter was so encouraged that he successfully treated two more critically ill patients with ivermectin that month.
And, at around $7 a pill, it’s an inexpensive protocol.
Rajter co-authored a retrospective study in June that he has submitted to scientific journals for publication that assessed 280 adult COVID-19 patients. One-hundred-seventy-three of the participants were given ivermectin and 107 were treated with standard care.
More importantly, he said, was that of the high-risk patients participating in the study, who were suffering from severe pulmonary disease, 81 percent of those not receiving ivermectin died, compared with 39 percent of those taking the drug.
The overall mortality rate of those given the drug was 15 percent, compared to 25 percent of the other sample group, Rajter said.
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/florida-keys/article245313450.html
In April 2020, Dr. Jean-Jacques Rajter, a Fort Lauderdale pulmonologist with the Broward Health system, began prescribing ivermectin and his reported patients’ outcomes led the hospital system to approve it as a COVID-19 treatment.
Early that month, one of his patients in the hospital was very ill with COVID-19. She required 50 percent oxygen to breathe. The woman’s son was persistent that more could be done for his mother before she would have to go on a ventilator.
Rajter’s wife, Dr. Juliana Cepelowicz-Rajter, also a pulmonologist, had read a recent study out of Australia where high doses of ivermectin killed COVID cells in the lab. The woman’s son read about the same study and asked Rajter if his mother could be treated with the drug.
But Rajter said the levels used in the study could be toxic if given to a person. The son then asked about the approved dose for humans, which is 200 micrograms per kilogram of weight.
The woman agreed to the treatment, and the results were almost immediate. Within 48 hours, she showed significant improvement. Rajter was so encouraged that he successfully treated two more critically ill patients with ivermectin that month.
And, at around $7 a pill, it’s an inexpensive protocol.
Rajter co-authored a retrospective study in June that he has submitted to scientific journals for publication that assessed 280 adult COVID-19 patients. One-hundred-seventy-three of the participants were given ivermectin and 107 were treated with standard care.
More importantly, he said, was that of the high-risk patients participating in the study, who were suffering from severe pulmonary disease, 81 percent of those not receiving ivermectin died, compared with 39 percent of those taking the drug.
The overall mortality rate of those given the drug was 15 percent, compared to 25 percent of the other sample group, Rajter said.
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/florida-keys/article245313450.html
ICON (Ivermectin in COvid Nineteen) Study: Use of Ivermectin Is Associated with Lower Mortality in Hospitalized Patients with COVID-19
THE ICON STUDY:
ICON (Ivermectin in COvid Nineteen) study: Use of Ivermectin is Associated with Lower Mortality in Hospitalized Patients with COVID19
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.06.06.20124461v2
Methodology:
Patients in the Ivermectin group received at least one oral dose of Ivermectin at 200 micrograms/kilogram in addition to usual clinical care. The decision to prescribe Ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, azithromycin or other medications was at the discretion of the treating physicians, however hospital guidelines were established for the use of these agents as well as for cardiac and QT monitoring for patients receiving hydroxychloroquine. Oxygen and ventilatory support were applied per the customary care.
Results:
The primary outcome was a statistically significant reduction in all-cause in-hospital mortality. Patients were considered a “survivor” if they left the hospital alive, or if their status in the hospital changed from active care to awaiting transfer to a skilled facility. The latter outcome was necessitated by the requirement that two consecutive negative nasopharyngeal swab specimens for SARS- CoV-2, collected equal to or greater than 24 hours apart, were necessary for a patient to be accepted to a skilled nursing facility.
Conclusion:
Overall mortality was significantly lower in the Ivermectin group than in the usual care group (15.0% vs 25.2%, for Ivermectin and usual care respectively, p=.03). Mortality was also lower for Ivermectin treated patients in the subgroup of patients with severe disease (38.8% vs. 80.7%, p=.001).
Key Findings:
● Ivermectin administration was associated with statistically significant lower mortality among patients with COVID-19, particularly in patients with more severe disease.
● The Cox regression showed Ivermectin was associated with a significantly lower hazard ratio for mortality of 0.37 (CI 0.19 - 0.70, p=.003).
Patients in the Ivermectin group received at least one oral dose of Ivermectin at 200 micrograms/kilogram in addition to usual clinical care. The decision to prescribe Ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, azithromycin or other medications was at the discretion of the treating physicians, however hospital guidelines were established for the use of these agents as well as for cardiac and QT monitoring for patients receiving hydroxychloroquine. Oxygen and ventilatory support were applied per the customary care.
Results:
The primary outcome was a statistically significant reduction in all-cause in-hospital mortality. Patients were considered a “survivor” if they left the hospital alive, or if their status in the hospital changed from active care to awaiting transfer to a skilled facility. The latter outcome was necessitated by the requirement that two consecutive negative nasopharyngeal swab specimens for SARS- CoV-2, collected equal to or greater than 24 hours apart, were necessary for a patient to be accepted to a skilled nursing facility.
Conclusion:
Overall mortality was significantly lower in the Ivermectin group than in the usual care group (15.0% vs 25.2%, for Ivermectin and usual care respectively, p=.03). Mortality was also lower for Ivermectin treated patients in the subgroup of patients with severe disease (38.8% vs. 80.7%, p=.001).
Key Findings:
● Ivermectin administration was associated with statistically significant lower mortality among patients with COVID-19, particularly in patients with more severe disease.
● The Cox regression showed Ivermectin was associated with a significantly lower hazard ratio for mortality of 0.37 (CI 0.19 - 0.70, p=.003).
Ivermectin, antiviral properties and COVID-19: a possible new mechanism of action.
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00210-020-01902-5
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
Merritt Island
1205 N. Courteney Pkwy
Merritt Island, FL 32953
Rockledge
1950 U.S. Highway 1
Rockledge FL 32995
1205 N. Courteney Pkwy
Merritt Island, FL 32953
Rockledge
1950 U.S. Highway 1
Rockledge FL 32995
WEST MONROE, LOUISIANA:
Lauren J. Mickey MD
Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) Specialist
Glenwood Medical Mall
102 Thomas Road Suite 117
West Monroe, LA 71291
Telephone
318-322-9882
Office Hours
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday to Thursday
8:00 AM to 12:00 Noon Friday
Audiology Hours
1:00 PM to 5:00 PM Monday
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Tuesday & Wednesday
Not Available Thursday or Friday
Billings, Montana (and statewide)
Caduceus Medical Partners, LLC
Dr. Michael Uphues DO, has been a Family Medicine and ER Physician for over 20 years, practicing the past 17 years up on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation. His dedication to providing alternative therapies to his patients has set him apart in the healthcare industry. His beliefs that diet and exercise are the key components to good health are foremost in any of his treatments. He is certified in Clinical hypnotherapy from the Hypnotherapy Training Institute in Corte Medera, California. Natural remedies are also encouraged before any allopathic prescriptions.
For questions and/or to set up tele-health appointments, contact Dr. Uphues' office at 352-436-7857 and speak with his nurse Tammy.
724 Grand Avenue
Billings, MT, 59101
Hours 10:00 am- 5:00 pm
https://www.caduceusmedicalpartners.com/contact-us
406-969-2447 - Fax
caduceus2006@gmail.com
406-696-0409 - Office
Text "urgent" to 406-702-4418 and Dr. Uphues will return your call.
Telehealth site is
doxy.me/druphues
(Use Chrome)
Dr. Uphues services most major cities across Montana and is also licensed in Illinois, Nevada, and Florida and offers telemedicine nationwide.
Dr. Michael Uphues DO, has been a Family Medicine and ER Physician for over 20 years, practicing the past 17 years up on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation. His dedication to providing alternative therapies to his patients has set him apart in the healthcare industry. His beliefs that diet and exercise are the key components to good health are foremost in any of his treatments. He is certified in Clinical hypnotherapy from the Hypnotherapy Training Institute in Corte Medera, California. Natural remedies are also encouraged before any allopathic prescriptions.
For questions and/or to set up tele-health appointments, contact Dr. Uphues' office at 352-436-7857 and speak with his nurse Tammy.
724 Grand Avenue
Billings, MT, 59101
Hours 10:00 am- 5:00 pm
https://www.caduceusmedicalpartners.com/contact-us
406-969-2447 - Fax
caduceus2006@gmail.com
406-696-0409 - Office
Text "urgent" to 406-702-4418 and Dr. Uphues will return your call.
Telehealth site is
doxy.me/druphues
(Use Chrome)
Dr. Uphues services most major cities across Montana and is also licensed in Illinois, Nevada, and Florida and offers telemedicine nationwide.
Brownsville and McAllen, Texas
BROWNSVILLE ALTON GLOOR
800 E Alton Gloor Blvd STE A,
Brownsville, TX 78526
T: 956-518-7444
F: 956-518-7353
800 E Alton Gloor Blvd STE A,
Brownsville, TX 78526
T: 956-518-7444
F: 956-518-7353
BROWNSVILLE BOCA CHICA
2534 Boca Chica Blvd # 7,
Brownsville, TX 78521
T: 956-546-2000
F: 956-545-2001
2534 Boca Chica Blvd # 7,
Brownsville, TX 78521
T: 956-546-2000
F: 956-545-2001
McALLEN EXPRESSWAY 83
101 E Expressway 83 #170,
McAllen, TX 78501
T: 956-731-6699
F: 956-731-6696
101 E Expressway 83 #170,
McAllen, TX 78501
T: 956-731-6699
F: 956-731-6696
