Assessment Tools – St. Ephraim Center

Ann Blyumin, Prof.

Pediatric Clinic
Ann Blyumin, Prof.
Speciality Pediatrist

Degrees M.D. of Medicine

Areas of Expertise
Adolescent Health
Immunology
Internal Medicine

Office 367, Hall A

Gender Female
PROFILE Programs
Earlene Milone, Prof.

Laryngological Clinic
Earlene Milone, Prof.
Speciality Laryngologist

Degrees M.D. of Medicine

Areas of Expertise
Adolescent Health
Immunology
Internal Medicine

Office 12, Hall B

Gender Female
PROFILE Programs
Greta Midler

Management
Greta Midler
Speciality Human Resources

Degrees Master of Economics

Areas of Expertise
Adolescent Health
Immunology
Internal Medicine

Office 312, Hall C

Gender Female
PROFILE Programs
John D. Tom

Outpatient Surgery
John D. Tom
Speciality Surgeon

Degrees M.D. of Medicine

Areas of Expertise
Adolescent Health
Immunology
Internal Medicine

Office 367, Hall A

Gender Male
PROFILE Programs

Meet The Team

Ann Blyumin, Prof.

Pediatric Clinic

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Earlene Milone, Prof.

Laryngological Clinic

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Greta Midler

Management

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John D. Tom

Outpatient Surgery

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About Us

St. Ephraim Center is a first-of-its-kind, Orthodox Christian treatment center based in Colorado. We offer addiction and mental health treatment, mental health nutrution services, and addictions and mental health education. The Center supports and strengthens the Orthodox Church through education and effective, Christ-centered addictions treatment for Orthodox clergy and laity. With growing services and nationally recognized staff, we are here to help.

9300 W. Dartmouth PI.
Lakewood, CO 80227
(720) 943-0840
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