Maher I. Madhoun

Dr. Schuman-Siegels passion for primary care and her commitment to the community are what brought her to Stamford Health Medical Group in 2015. Her mission is to provide care that focuses on the whole patient and she appreciates being part of a strong network of talented specialists to help deliver comprehensive care.Dr. Schuman-Siegel has a background in medical research and experience working with high-risk populations. She is committed to enriching the lives of her patients through incorporating preventative medicine with high-quality care.

Dr. Streett is an infectious diseases specialist who has been practicing at Stamford Health since 2002. In addition to general infectious diseases, Dr. Streett is the medical director of the HIV (Immunology) Clinic at Stamford Health and is dedicated to caring for those persons living with HIV in our community.

Dr. Rao is a board-certified internist and an American College of Physicians member. Dr. Rao completed her medical school at Andhra Medical College, one of India’s premier medical colleges. She also holds a Masters Degree in Public Health from the University of South Carolina. She completed her residency at Bronx Lebanon Hospital Center in New York where she served as a faculty member with the internal medicine program, led a hypertension panel management program in collaboration with the Department of Public Health and provided primary care services for over a decade. Dr. Rao then transitioned to serve as a clinician educator with Danbury Hospital for eight years where she was recognized for her impact on medical student and resident education. She serves as a clinic preceptor for Stamford Health internal medicine program residents. Her professional interests focus on women’s health, providing high value care and basic ambulatory point-of-care ultrasound.