Roseman Medical Group Enters a New Era, Expanding Scope and Care to Treat All

As spring comes and promises renewal, Roseman Medical Group (RMG) celebrates a reimagining and expansion of its Spring Valley area clinic, extending its scope of practice and services offered and adding new providers, reflecting a broader commitment to caring for patients across the lifespan – infants, children, adults and older adults – while strengthening a model of care that centers not just on individuals, but on families as a whole.

Family Medicine, the Nexus of All Healthcare

Family Medicine is the nexus of care for patients, the center from which all other specialty care is managed and coordinated. Family Medicine physicians follow patients through complex disease management, coordinating care provided by other subspecialists that focus on a variety of conditions including heart disease, stroke and hypertension, diabetes, cancer, and asthma.  Family medicine physicians also assimilate all health data, including lab work, imaging, and examination notes from other physicians, understanding the complex and inextricable healthcare variables, and creating needed linkages that impact the entire patient case.  Providers anchor each patient’s care in coordination with multiple specialists in the provider ecosystem and form needed connections.

According to the Journal of the College of Family Physicians of Canada, CFP – MFC, family physicians have the greatest impact in managing health outcomes, in fact, more than any other physician group. Comprehensive and longitudinal primary care led by a family physician improves patient outcomes, lowers mortality rates, reduces health care use (i.e., decreased emergency department visits, hospitalizations, and readmissions), and health care costs. Family-centered care means better coordination across the healthcare system and better outcomes for patients.

In some states, and in more rural communities, family physicians act both as a patient’s primary care physicians and their OB/GYN, delivering babies, engaging with families through critical milestones.  According to the American Academy of Family Physicians, (AAFP), family physicians provide the majority of care for America’s underserved rural and urban populations.

Caring for Patients Across the Lifespan

At the same time, individuals are part of families, with shared environments, experiences and challenges. At RMG, care is designed to reflect this reality – supporting patients at every stage of life while recognizing the connections between them, providing innumerable benefits to patients. Patients can be seen and have their children or elderly parents seen in coordinated visits, enabling less time away from work and school and reducing barriers to care.

This also offers providers a window through which to more holistically see the connections between each family member, and to more deeply understand the unique dynamics and social determinants of health that impact families. With age-appropriate, comprehensive care within a coordinated system, patients also do not have to seek new providers and practices as they age up, allowing them to stay within one care network, and over time, enabling enduring relationships and continuity of care rooted in trust, communication and familiarity.

Training Physicians to Care for Families and Communities

Both family medicine physicians and pediatricians undergo rigorous training to prepare for this work. They complete extensive training beyond medical school to be able to provide the best possible patient care, including a three-year residency that provides intensive, hands-on experience in patient care.

• Family medicine physicians are trained to care for patients across the entire lifespan—from newborns to older adults—across a wide range of clinical settings, including outpatient care, inpatient medicine, obstetrics, and community health. Their training emphasizes comprehensive, continuous care and coordination across specialties.
• Pediatricians focus specifically on the care of infants, children, and adolescents, with specialized expertise in growth, development, preventive care, and childhood disease.

Together, these disciplines complement one another, creating a collaborative model that supports both individual patients and the families to which they belong.

RMG Healthcare Providers

 

JP Vilai, MD, FAAP, a pediatrician, Medical Director of RMG, and Pediatrics Clerkship Director at Roseman College of Medicine, has led the transformation inside Roseman Medical Group. With warmth and humor attuned to the needs of children, he not only has led the transformation of RMG while training Roseman’s inaugural cohort of medical students, he is an advocate for LGBTQIA+, unhoused youth and other underserved populations, receiving Nevada Business Magazine’s 2025 Healthcare Heroes Humanitarian award. Board certified in Pediatrics, he focuses on providing care to children, helping families navigate through infectious diseases, and providing behavioral and mental health care.  “Leading RMG through its evolution and into its next chapter has been a worthy and rewarding initiative. By providing the spectrum of care from birth to end of life, and integrating learners, we can significantly impact the health of individuals, families, neighborhoods, and our community at large, while providing an expanded scope of care that is accessible to all and prioritizes social determinants of Health”.  Dr. Vilai, in his spare time enjoys Legos, hikes, and spending time with his family. Dr. Vilai is supported by long-time staff and clinicians.

 

Daniel Navarro, DNP, APRN, FNP-C, PMHNP-BC speaks both English and Spanish, is a fixture in the Las Vegas community, and has over 15 years of experience. Board certified through the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners and credentialed as a Psychiatric Mental Nurse Practitioner, Dr. Navarro subscribes to providing patient-centered care with a focus on helping each client (e.g., individual, family, and groups) reach their optimum health level and goal. In his free time, Dr. Navarro likes to read and travel.

 

Sydney Phan, DO, MS, MSMHS, is new to RMG. Her philosophy of medical practice is grounded in a patient-centered approach that prioritizes meaningful partnerships, shared decision making, and evidence-based medicine. Her goal is to empower patients through education and collaboration to improve health outcomes and overall wellbeing. Dr. Phan likes to bake, travel and spend time outdoors.

 

 

Diana Peña, MD, FAAP, also new to RMG, provides care to her patients in both English and Spanish, and is board certified in Pediatrics with a focus on Preventive Medicine, Infectious Diseases, and Behavioral and Mental Health. Her care philosophy is grounded in patient-centered care, shared decision-making, and the use of evidence-based medicine within the context of the social determinants of health. Dr. Peña is passionate about ensuring the well-being of children through the prevention of disease, addressing health disparities, and advocating for underserved populations. In her free time, Dr. Peña likes to travel, read and attend concerts.

 

Denise Davis, MD, HDMC, FAAFP, has almost 30 years of experience, is board certified in Family Medicine, and specializes in Hospice and end of life care. Her care philosophy is rooted in whole-person, relationship-centered care that prioritizes quality of life, clinical excellence, and alignment of medical care with each patient’s values, goals, and lived experience. Drawing on training in family medicine and hospice and palliative care, Dr. Davis views serious illness not as a departure from primary care, but as a moment when primary care becomes even more essential. In her free time, Dr. Davis likes to hike, read, make jewelry, and take photos.

 

Daniel Moses, DO, MA, provides compassionate, comprehensive, patient-centered care that promotes wellness, prevents disease, and supports long-term health for individuals and families, with work in family practice and musculoskeletal and sports medicine.  Dr. Moses speaks Spanish and loves to travel, play soccer, and be outdoors.

 

 

Caitlin White, DO, earned her BS in Nutritional Sciences from Michigan State University and continued on to earn a DO with her residency in Family Medicine at AdventHealth in Orlando, FL.  Her focus on prevention and lifelong wellness is practiced in her own hobbies of yoga and hiking.

 

 

Amanda Koziel, MD, AAHIVS, specializes in Family Medicine and HIV Medicine. She is bilingual, having earned her MD at the Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara, Mexico.  Following her residency at Lehigh Valley Health Network, she completed her fellowship in Community Medicine HIV and Viral Hepatitis at the Family Health Center of Worchester/UMass Chan Medical School. In addition to providing primary care, Dr. Koziel treats patients with HIV/AIDS, PrEP, Hep C, Hep B, latent tuberculosis, and focuses on sexual health, substance abuse, gender-affirming care, and inclusive care for patients from LGBTQIA+ communities. Her goal is to create a safe, supportive space where patients feel heard and empowered to thoughtfully prioritize both their physical and mental well-being through informed, shared decision-making. In her free time, she likes to play tennis and spend time with family and friends.

Roseman Medical Group’s Integration with Roseman University of Health Science

Patients of RMG reap the benefits of the clinic’s affiliation to Roseman University of Health Sciences. Access to top talent, clinical research activity, and improved patient care through evidence-based medicine provide patients with numerous benefits.

RMG Facts

Roseman Medical Group is conveniently located adjacent to Spring Valley Hospital, with laboratory facilities on the hospital campus and accepts most insurances. Offering same-day and next day appointments, RMG provides compassionate, empathic care, treating a range of diseases and providing preventative care and wellness services. Go to rosemanmedicalgroup.com to learn more.

Roseman Medical Group

5380 S. Rainbow Blvd, Suite 120
Las Vegas, NV 89118
Phone: (702) 463-4040