Welcome to Carson Medical Group

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Welcome to Carson Medical Group, Carson City, Minden, Gardnerville and the surrounding Northern Nevada area’s premiere healthcare providers.

With 26 physician specialists, our highly experienced team of medical professionals provide you with a nurturing environment while creating a custom treatment plan.

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AFTER HOURS WALK-IN CLINIC FOR CMG PATIENTS

Now you can get professional health care without an appointment or costly emergency room rates. If your current physician is part of the Carson Medical Group family, you have access to CMG Plus.

Our attentive medical staff will take care of your medical needs, quickly and professionally, without an appointment and after hours.

Quick, convenient and easy...Now that's a plus!

Mornings

Monday - Friday

7:00 am - 8:30 am

Evenings

Monday- Friday

4:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Weekends

Saturday

8:00 am - noon

1200 Mountain Street l Carson City l 775.283.4004

Now open most holidays!

Open except on New Year's Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

Carson City, Nevada

1200 Mountain Street

Family Practice

Phone: 775.882.1324

Fax: 775.882.3859

Ear, Nose & Throat

Phone: 775.884.3687

Fax: 775.884.3458

Interventional Pain Management

Phone: 775.283.5055

Fax: 775.883.5596

Cosmetic Laser Center

775.882.7693

CMG Plus

775.283.4004

Carson City, Nevada

1475 Medical Parkway

Obstetrics & Gynecology

Phone: 775.883.3636

Fax: 775.882.2382

Pediatrics

Phone: 775.885.2229

Fax: 775.882.5045

Minden, Nevada

925 Ironwood Drive

Suite 2111

Obstetrics & Gynecology

775.782.5330

Fax: 782.5954

Pediatrics

Phone: 775.782.5330

Fax: 782.5954

Polio. Influenza. Diphtheria. Whooping Cough. Smallpox.

By Dr. Kathi Amrhein

Pediatrician

One hundred years ago any of these names would generate fear in families and entire communities. These diseases killed many and left many more permanently affected.

I should know, my father was 12 when he contracted polio, a few months prior to the release of the first polio vaccine in 1952. As a result of that illness, we were unable to enjoy simple activities like hiking or riding bikes together. The disease caused one leg to be shorter than the other. During his illness, he was forced to recover for many months far away from his family. Though I can’t imagine leaving my 12 year old alone to recover without the love and support of our family, my grandmother had to make this choice for the safety of her family and the community.