I am an internal medicine specialist and primary care doctor who has been practicing in the Bronxville, New York, area for the past 40 years. My wonderful team and I strive to provide personalized and friendly care while focusing on building that individual connection. Having a smaller, patient-centered practice helps allow us to build closer relationships. You will be welcomed by a friendly face, and your telephone calls will be answered by my attentive staff, not an interminable phone tree.
I have more time to know each of my patients personally, so that we can work together on a more proactive approach to help reduce risk for illness and disease. By utilizing the science and art of medicine, I strive to help my patients in their pursuit of improving their health and well-being.
While I am a personal physician, I understand the frustrations often associated with traditional primary care office visits. Waiting and feeling rushed are two things that I believe should not happen in a medical office. My MDVIP-affiliated practice, often compared to a concierge medicine practice, offers conveniences like same- or next-day appointments with minimal wait time.
To me, prevention is an important aspect of primary care that can be often overlooked in larger medical practices. In my smaller practice, I emphasize communication, reachability and personalized, preventive care, which I feel are meaningful components of a doctor-patient relationship. I have more time to listen to your concerns, explain recommendations and speak with specialists. In addition to focusing on prevention and wellness, I make house calls in the surrounding areas (when possible), and I am reachable for more urgent issues 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. I pride myself on being available for my patients – to listen, to explain, to research, to help develop care plans and, most importantly, to help them as they work to improve their lives. This is medicine practiced the way I believe it should be.
