Physmedi clinical team

Our Clinicians

Physmedi care may involve physicians and rehabilitation professionals whose roles differ. The appropriate clinician depends on the individual request, service, location, and availability.

  • Different professional roles
  • Function-focused care
  • Requests reviewed before scheduling
Request an AppointmentSend a Secure ReferralSubmitting a request does not schedule or confirm an appointment or a specific clinician.

Meet the physicians currently listed by Physmedi

The current public directory lists the three physicians below. Profile details describe areas of professional interest, not a promise that a service, clinician, office, or appointment is available for a particular request.

Portrait of Mireda Martínez, MD
Physiatrist

Physiatrist

Mireda Martínez, MD

Her public profile highlights sports medicine and electrodiagnostic medicine and notes that she speaks English and Spanish.

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Portrait of Margarita Correa, MD, CLT
Medical Director · Physiatrist

Medical Director · Physiatrist

Margarita Correa, MD, CLT

Her public profile highlights lymphedema and lipedema care, electrodiagnostic medicine, and pediatric rehabilitation.

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Portrait of Gualberto Oquendo, MD
Physiatrist

Physiatrist

Gualberto Oquendo, MD

His public profile highlights sports medicine and electrodiagnostic medicine and notes that he speaks English and Spanish.

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Finding the appropriate clinician

The appropriate clinician depends on the reason for seeking care, the clinical question, available records, the requested service, location, and availability. New patients begin with a secure appointment request so the team can review those factors before offering options.

Different professionals have different roles

Physicians specializing in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation evaluate medical and functional concerns. Rehabilitation professionals have separate education, licensure, and scopes of practice. Each profile should identify the professional role and credentials clearly.

Directory boundary: A profile describes one professional. It does not establish that a service is appropriate, covered, available at every office, or available from that person.

How the appropriate clinician is determined

Review the request

The team considers the reason for seeking care, referring-clinician question, available records, insurance or authorization requirements, and requested service.

Confirm scope and location

Clinical fit, professional role, office, equipment, scheduling rules, and current availability must align.

Offer appropriate options

If the request can move forward, the team explains remaining requirements and available appointment options. A preferred clinician may be requested but cannot be promised.

Credential and profile transparency

Each clinician profile should clearly identify the professional’s role and credentials. Locations, languages, services, and availability can change, so the Physmedi team confirms the current options after reviewing a request.

Locations and availability

Physmedi has offices in Orlando, Clermont, and Kissimmee. Published phone numbers connect to a centralized phone system. Clinician and service availability may vary by office and date.

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Choose the right pathway

New patients

Request an appointment review

Share the information needed for screening. Our team reviews it before offering clinician or appointment options.

Request an Appointment

Existing patients

Use the Patient Portal

Established patients should use the portal for account access and appropriate care-team communication.

Open the Patient Portal

Medical offices

Send a secure referral

Referring offices can submit the clinical question, referral, records, imaging, and supporting documentation securely.

Send a Secure Referral

Frequently asked questions

Can I request a specific clinician?

You may share a preference, but the team must confirm clinical fit, professional role, service, office, insurance or referral requirements, and availability.

Does every clinician work at every office?

Not necessarily. Availability may vary by office and date. The team confirms the appropriate location after reviewing a request.

Are all team members physicians?

No. The directory may include physicians and other licensed rehabilitation professionals. Each profile should state the professional role and credentials clearly.

Does submitting a request confirm an appointment?

No. A request begins screening. It does not confirm an appointment or a specific clinician.

Start with the appropriate pathway

New patients can submit a secure request. Existing patients and medical offices should use their dedicated pathways.

Request an Appointment
Submitting a request does not schedule or confirm an appointment or clinician.
Medical office? Send a secure referral.
Already a patient? Use the Patient Portal.

This directory is informational. Do not use these pathways for urgent or emergency care. If you believe you may be experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.