CenterWell Will See Physician Departures in The Villages
Three doctors are slated to exit CenterWell clinics in The Villages by November 2026.
Updated on Oct. 9, 2026 in Healthcare
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Three physicians will depart CenterWell Senior Primary Care clinics in The Villages this November 2026. These exits come as the clinic operator shifts its strategy to outsource certain medical specialties.
Why it matters
The staffing changes follow Humana's CenterWell acquisition of The Villages Health, which previously filed for bankruptcy in 2025. These adjustments are intended to align clinic operations with evolving market conditions and patient needs.
Three physicians are departing their roles in November 2026 following the $541 million Medicare fraud settlement previously paid by The Villages. The clinic is also moving gastroenterology and urology services to external community partners.
The players
Dr. Saul Rosenblum
He is a physician at CenterWell who is retiring from his practice.
Dr. Roland More
He is a physician at CenterWell who is retiring from his practice.
Dr. Uyen Anh Nguyen
She is a physician at CenterWell who is relocating out of state.
Dr. Al Turi
He is a medical professional whose team is transitioning to the independent Village Care Audiology banner.
Humana
This health insurance company is the parent organization of CenterWell.
The details
CenterWell is pivoting to a model that outsources specialized care in gastroenterology and urology to community providers. Additionally, Dr. Al Turi and his audiology team have transitioned to an independent banner called Village Care Audiology while continuing to operate from their current co-located facilities.
Timeline
The Villages Health filed for bankruptcy in 2025.
Three doctors are scheduled to leave CenterWell clinics in November 2026.
Market Landscape
These clinic transitions occur in the wake of the $541 million Medicare fraud settlement paid by The Villages. This shift underscores the ongoing consolidation and restructuring of healthcare services within the community.
Patients currently utilizing CenterWell clinics for gastroenterology or urology services will need to transition to new community partners for these specialties. Residents should verify if their specific care plans require updated referrals or new provider registrations.
The takeaway
Patients should proactively confirm their future care arrangements as clinic operations transition to an outsourcing model. Monitoring updates from CenterWell will be essential for those managing chronic conditions that require specialist access.
Further reading
Find more updates on local medical provider availability in The Villages Healthcare.
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