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Lennox McNeary, MD

physiatrist, entrepreneur, mom

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Category(ies): Physiatry | Physician

Dr. Lennox McNeary has been leading healthcare teams for over 18 years as a Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation physician and CEO & Co-Founder of ArchiveCore. Dr. McNeary is the owner of Valley PM&R and the co-owner of Neuro Rehab Collaborative.

Dr. McNeary received her B.A. in Environmental Science and Policy from Duke University, her Doctor of Medicine Degree from Virginia Commonwealth University, and completed her residency in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak, Michigan.

Lennox is passionate about finding solutions to healthcare disparities, and holds multiple national leadership positions focused on improving access to quality health care.

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Taking Administrative Delays Out of Credentialing [VIDEO]

Dr. Lennox McNeary is creating a solution to help reduce administrative delays in credentialing so healthcare professionals can provide patient care for systems, faster.

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