Dr. Steven A. Yarows

Steven Yarows, MD, FACP, President of Chelsea Internal Medicine, said "IHA is clearly the premier physician group in the community.Were honored to join with IHA, which will give us the support and capability to expand to meet the growing needs of patients in western Washtenaw and eastern Jackson Counties".In addition to Dr. Yarows, Bobbi Jorkos, MD and Kristina Tomasik, CNP will also join the IHA provider ranks.
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Dr. Yarows will serve as the Site Medical Director for Chelsea Internal Medicine in the future while Maureen Heslip will continue in her role as Practice Manager.
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Dr. Yarows noted that this merger would bring significant long-term benefits to the community.Chelsea Internal Medicine was the first in the area to have evening hours and web-based prescription renewals and appointment/referral requests.Dr. Yarows sees IHAs current launch of the NextGen Electronic Medical Record as synergistic with his efforts to use state-of-the-art technology to deliver highly personalized care.

Dr. Steven Yarows

Steven Yarows, MD

Steven Yarows MD

Steven A. Yarows, MD, FACP
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Steven A. Yarows, MD, FACP

Dr Yarows went to undergraduate school at University of Michigan and graduated from medical school as class President at Wayne State University.He completed an additional three years of training in internal medicine at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit and was asked to serve an additional year as Chief Medical Resident.He has been practicing medicine in Chelsea since 1981.

He lives in Dexter with his wife Lyn and their twin children, Kevin and Kristen.Dr. Yarows was active on the Board of Huron Valley Ambulance, Purple Rose Theatre, and currently is on the Washtenaw Chapter of the American Heart Association..He enjoys biking, which he regularly does for fitness, golfing, computers, and photography.

He is Chief of Medicine and Director of the ICU at Chelsea Community Hospital and has been on the Executive Committee of Chelsea Community Hospital since 1988.He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and is a specialist in hypertension.

Dr Yarows has participated in several large clinical trials and has published 18 articles in medical journals, in addition to continue to be a reviewer for several medical journals.He is a consultant to several pharmaceutical and medical device companies and enjoys teaching other physicians through interactive lectures.He is a fellow in the American College of Physicians/American Society of Internal Medicine (FACP) and is a member of the (international) American Society of Hypertension.Dr Yarows has received many awards, including "Best Doctors in America" (www.bestdoctors.com) since 1999.
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Dr Yarows organized the "Update in Hypertension and Cardiovascular Disease" course in the fall of 2004 which had faculty from Michigan Heart and Vascular Institute, University of Michigan, and Orange County California and was attended by 82 heathcare providers.

Steve Yarows, a physician with Chelsea Internal Medicine, said it's too early to tell whether people with the flu will worry that they have anthrax.But none of the patients with respiratory illnesses at his clinic in the past month have asked about anthrax, he said.

"When the actual influenza season starts, it might be more disturbing," he said.

Doctors say dozens of other viruses are more likely to cause flu-like symptoms than anthrax.

But the fear of the disease, particularly in areas like south Florida where the first anthrax death was reported, has gripped patients.

Steven Yarows, M.D., Chelsea Community Hospital