Southwest Medical Adds Two New Adult Medicine Providers
The new staff are now accepting patients at clinics on Eastern Avenue and Banburry Cross Drive.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Healthcare
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Southwest Medical is expanding its local provider team with two new additions in adult medicine. These hires are intended to address the increasing demand for primary care services across the Las Vegas Valley.
Why it matters
As the valley population grows, local healthcare providers face ongoing pressure to maintain appointment availability and reduce wait times for patients. Adding new staff helps bolster capacity at existing clinics operated by Optum Nevada.
These additions join a workforce of 350 local healthcare providers operating across the Optum Nevada network. The system currently manages 15 primary care locations, six urgent care centers, and two outpatient surgery centers throughout the region.
The players
Southwest Medical
A healthcare provider group operating numerous clinics throughout the Las Vegas Valley.
Optum Nevada
The parent organization that oversees a network of primary and urgent care facilities in the region.
The details
Dr. Jacob Davis is now seeing patients for adult medicine at the Eastern Healthcare location at 4475 S. Eastern Ave. Additionally, Nurse Practitioner Stacey Sies has joined the Banburry Cross Healthcare site at 10105 Banburry Cross Dr., Ste. 150, also specializing in adult medicine. The hiring reflects a push by the organization to expand access within its established clinic footprint.
Timeline
Southwest Medical was founded in Las Vegas in 1972.
The two new providers officially joined their respective clinics as of October 20, 2026.
Beyond the Strip
This move follows the valley-wide trend of health networks attempting to close the gap on the Clark County health professional shortage area designations. It marks a continued investment in primary care infrastructure as the local population increases.
Residents seeking adult medicine appointments in the Eastern Avenue or Banburry Cross areas may now find increased availability at these clinics. You can reach out to these locations directly to check for new patient openings.
The takeaway
Patients looking for primary care should continue to monitor provider rosters as local clinics hire to meet regional demand. Check the online portal to schedule an initial consultation with one of the new staff members.
Further reading
For updates on local medical availability, visit the Healthcare section.
More information
Find more details on clinic services and provider information on the Optum Nevada information page.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Nevada Business Magazine.
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