Evgeny “Gene” Goldman, M.D., is a concierge medicine physician at the Cleveland Clinic Family Health Center in Stuart. He earned his undergraduate degree in health science from Purdue University before obtaining his medical degree from St. Matthew’s University School of Medicine. Following medical school, he completed his family medicine residency at Columbus Regional Hospital, where he had the privilege of training at Fort Benning Martin Army Hospital. He further specialized by completing a primary care sports medicine fellowship at the University of Mississippi.
Dr. Goldman previously served at Halifax Health in Daytona Beach, where he was core faculty for the family medicine residency program and an associate professor at the Florida State University School of Medicine. He also held the position of team physician for the Cincinnati Reds’ minor league affiliate before relocating to South Florida and continuing his focus on primary care.
Concierge medicine physician Monica Brown, D.O., has also joined the medical staff at the Cleveland Clinic Family Health Center in Stuart.
Dr. Brown began her academic journey at the University of Southern California, where she majored in psychology. Her passion for understanding the human mind and behavior eventually led her to pursue a medical degree at Nova Southeastern University in Florida. She then completed her residency at Wellington Regional Medical Center, solidifying her dedication to patient care and medicine.
For the past decade, Dr. Brown has focused her career on senior care and Medicare-age patients.
