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Board-certified in Internal Medicine, Dr. Jonathan Lovy is a family-oriented physician who is genuinely concerned about the health and well-being of each of his patients. Dr. Lovy always takes time to explain diagnostic and treatment plans as well as address any questions or concerns. He extends this same level of communication to patients’ families because he is dedicated to providing excellence in medical care and putting everyone involved at ease.

Dr. Lovy is Program Director for the Beaumont Hospital – Trenton Internal Medicine Program. His role involves training medical residents and students in the practice of internal medicine. As part of his responsibilities, he runs the internal medicine outpatient clinic for the hospital, allowing residents and students to participate in the care of patients seen in his office, which provides an even greater resources to those who are treated in his office.

Dr. Lovy has outstanding credentials. He received a degree in chemistry from Wayne State University and earned his medical degree at the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine. He completed his internship at Botsford Hospital where colleagues voted him Intern of the Year.

Dr. Lovy completed a residency in Internal Medicine at Rush Presbyterian St. Luke Medical Center in Chicago. There he was awarded the Upjohn Achievement Award of Excellence – Outstanding Residents for Teaching on Rounds. He has received numerous teaching awards from Beaumont- Trenton Hospital, where he was previously named Physician of the Quarter.

Dr. Lovy’s professional memberships include the American Osteopathic Association, the Michigan Association of Osteopathic Internists, and the American College of Osteopathic Internists. He is affiliated with Beaumont Trenton and Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital.

Our newest physician graduated from Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine in Spartanburg, South Carolina, before completing his residency at Beaumont Trenton. He spent the last two years of residency serving as chief resident, training under Dr. Lovy, and is a familiar face to many of our patients. Dr. Broderick focuses on acute care and transition of care for high-risk patients to reduce unnecessary re-hospitalizations. Having spent a large part of his residency caring for hospitalized COVID patients, one of Dr. Broderick’s areas of interest is inpatient care. He sees patients at Henry Ford Wyandotte and Beaumont Trenton,  as well as in the office. He is also available for after-hours telehealth care on an urgent basis.

When Dr. Broderick isn’t working, he enjoys spending time with his wife, also a physician, and their baby daughter. He likes to travel, read, and be with his five dogs. Born and raised in Puerto Rico, Dr. Broderick’s native language is Spanish.  He welcomes Spanish-speaking patients and is accepting new patients.

Joanne Abbas, our nurse practitioner, came to us with a thoughtful approach and tremendous experience in primary care services. 

With a lens on preventative health, alternative therapies and medicines, Joanne adds great depth to our practice. In addition to regular office visits, she offers joint injections and gynecological examinations.

Joanne graduated with honors from Wayne State University with a degree in Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner. She received her undergraduate degree in nursing from Madonna University. She has also published articles in two medical journals. 

Kendall Gjetaj comes to South Valley Internal Medicine with a passion for preventative medicine, focusing on the whole patient, including the many factors that influence our health.

Kendall has extensive experience in managing acute and chronic medical conditions in both an office and hospital setting.

Kendall obtained her Bachelor of Psychology and Master’s degree in Physician Assistant studies from Wayne State University. She completed her training at some of the top-ranked hospitals in metro-Detroit.

A physician assistant (PA) is a nationally certified and state-licensed health-care provider

Emily Haas is an exceptional member of the South Valley Internal Medicine team. Her expertise is paired with a true interest in the health and well-being of every patient. She works closely with Dr. Lovy to ensure patients receive the best and most thorough management of their medical care.

Emily’s clinical specialties include the management of hypertension, diabetes, COPD, women’s health and preventative health. By working directly with patients to address their medical needs, she focuses on helping them achieve better quality of life. 

With a Bachelor’s of Science in Biology from the University of Michigan and a Master’s degree in Physician Assistant studies from Methodist University, Emily graduated at the top of her class. She completed her training in North Carolina through Womack Army Medical Center and Southeastern Regional Medical Center. Upon graduation, she worked in family practice/internal medicine in North Carolina before returning to Michigan. 

A physician assistant (PA) is a nationally certified and state-licensed health-care provider.

Bethany Templin is an experienced nurse practitioner who brings a gentle approach to patient care and sharp diagnostic skills to our office. With experience in adult primary care services, including gerontology, Bethany enjoys getting to know her patients and working closely with them in the inpatient and outpatient settings. In addition to well and sick office visits, she does minor surgical procedures, joint injections, and gynecological examinations.  

Bethany graduated with honors from Madonna University with a degree in adult-gerontology primary care nurse practitioner. She received her Bachelor of Science in nursing from the University of Detroit Mercy and a Bachelor of Science in psychology with a minor in biology from the University of Michigan Dearborn.

 As a wife and mom of two kids, she loves spending time with her family. She also enjoys exercising, reading, and golfing.

At South Valley Medical Center, Dr. Lovy brings patients the most up-to-date and thorough medical care available. His association with Beaumont Trenton, as the program director for the Department of Internal Medicine,  is one of the many ways he stays on the leading edge for his practice.

Under the direct supervision of Dr. Lovy, residents (doctors who have recently graduated from medical school and are honing their skills) learn directly in a day-to-day setting. Students who are in their last two years of medical school can also assume some level of patient care, such as taking a patient’s medical history or doing an exam – but this happens with a higher degree of supervision.

When our patients see a resident or a student, they get the added benefit of an extended team approach to their medical care. This gives the highest quality of care and attention enhanced in a practice that also promotes growth and learning.

Being treated in a physician’s office utilizing residents often means better care for the patient. As a teaching physician, Dr. Lovy constantly gives lectures and educational opportunities to those in the program, allowing him to always stay on top of the latest research and developments in medicine.

The presence of residents can also provide faster care, since they can visit different patients simultaneously, and then discuss their findings one-on-one with Dr. Lovy. This process makes the coordination of care more efficient. When multiple doctors discuss patient care, the patient benefits from greater in-depth thinking, which can make complex medical cases more easily diagnosed and treated.

Our residents are eager learners and bright young clinicians. As Program Director, Dr. Lovy is directly involved in selecting ideal candidates to continue their training, representing a pool of doctors that earned his utmost confidence in their skills and knowledge.