4 Primary Care Providers Now Accepting Patients in Sussex County

All 4 providers are currently accepting new patients. Get seen in days, or weeks, not months. 

Finding a primary care provider in Sussex County isn’t always easy—especially with our rapidly growing population. Appointments can take weeks or even months to secure. Atracare is changing that. We’re proud to announce that four of our Primary Care providers are now accepting new patients. By opening up our schedules and leveraging innovative technology, Atracare is working hard to meet the needs of our community so you can get seen quickly.

Meet our Providers, and Request Primary Care

Ted Kouzov, MD
Family Medicine physician with expertise across multiple specialties and a focus on holistic health and preventative care. Fluent in English and Bulgarian, Dr. Kouzov is passionate about helping patients live longer, healthier lives through proactive wellness.

Roland Zhang, MD
Board-certified Family Medicine physician who provides evidence-based care for patients of all ages, with a particular passion for men’s health. Dr. Zhang takes a collaborative approach to design individualized care plans that are effective and sustainable.Jessica Parcher, DNP, FNP-C
Jessica is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner with experience in both inpatient and outpatient settings.  She is passionate about building a rapport with patients to guide and motivate them towards positive outcomes.

Dallas Jackson, MSN, FNP-C
Board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner with experience in surgery, pediatrics, and family medicine. Dallas is passionate about preventative medicine and family-centered care, bringing a compassionate approach to every patient she sees.

 

Spots are limited—don’t wait. Atracare makes it simple to get the care you need right here in Sussex County.

Get Seen. Get Better. Get on Your Way.

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