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Dr. Rob Rohatsch, MD

Chief Medical Officer, Solv

Dr. Rob Rohatsch leverages his vast experience in ambulatory medicine, on-demand healthcare, and consumerism to spearhead strategic initiatives. With expertise in operations, revenue cycle management, and clinical practices, he also contributes his knowledge to the academic world, having served in the US Air Force and earned an MD from Jefferson Medical College. Presently, he is part of the faculty at the University of Tennessee's Haslam School of Business, teaching in the Executive MBA Program, and holds positions on various boards, including chairing The TJ Lobraico Foundation.

356 Articles

4 Symptoms You Should Never Ignore and What They Could Mean

In the age of self-diagnosis and Web MD, it's tempting to treat symptoms as if you absolutely know the cause....

9 Running Injuries That Can Be Treated at Urgent Care

Whether you’re an ultra marathon runner, participate in the occasional 5k, or are a hopeful beginner, running...

Urgent Care Center vs. Emergency Room

Urgent care centers are different from emergency rooms in many ways. While they provide many of the same...

Bacterial Infection

Bacterial infections are ailments caused by the rapid multiplication or toxin release of single-celled...

Hair Follicle Drug Tests Explained

A hair follicle drug test can detect whether a person has illicit or prescription drugs in their system. If...

Bloating

Bloating is a common gastrointestinal symptom that everyone experiences at one point or another. It's often...

Hand, foot, and mouth disease

Hand, foot, and mouth disease (HFMD) is more common than many people think, particularly among young children....

The Role of Urgent Care in Diagnosing Appendicitis: Importance of E...

If you're experiencing symptoms of appendicitis, it's important to seek medical attention immediately. You may...

Fractures

What is a Fracture? A fracture is a medical condition characterized by a break in the continuity of the bone....

Gonorrhea

What is gonorrhea? Gonorrhea is a common and treatable STI caused by a bacteria called neisseria...