Gary S. Smith, DO

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Pensacola-Based Hospitalist Continues to Deliver Compassionate, Comprehensive Inpatient Care

Dr. Gary S. Smith, DO, a highly respected hospitalist with over 25 years of experience, continues to provide exceptional inpatient care at Baptist Hospital and Sacred Heart Hospital in Pensacola, Florida. A graduate of the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine in 1999, Dr. Smith has dedicated his career to delivering high-quality, patient-centered medical services in hospital settings.

Dr. Smith is affiliated with Pensacola Hospitalist Physicians LLC and Sacred Heart Medical Group, where he plays a pivotal role in managing complex inpatient cases. His expertise in internal medicine allows him to address a wide range of medical conditions, ensuring that patients receive comprehensive and coordinated care during their hospital stay. Dr. Smith is known for his collaborative approach, working closely with multidisciplinary teams to optimize patient outcomes. 

In addition to his clinical responsibilities, Dr. Smith is committed to maintaining the highest standards of medical practice. He has achieved an impressive Merit-Based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) final score of 95.8, reflecting his dedication to quality care, patient satisfaction, and continuous improvement in healthcare delivery.  

Dr. Smith’s practice is conveniently located at 5151 N 9th Avenue in Pensacola, where he is available for consultations and inpatient care coordination. Patients and healthcare providers seeking more information or wishing to schedule an appointment can contact his office at (850) 416-7619.

As a dedicated hospitalist, Dr. Gary S. Smith continues to make significant contributions to the Pensacola medical community. His unwavering commitment to patient care, combined with his extensive experience and collaborative approach, ensures that patients receive the highest quality of medical attention during their hospital stays.

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