Services

Primary care, urgent care, and pain management — practiced the way they make sense to us.

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Primary care

• Annual physicals and comprehensive wellness exams
• Chronic disease management — diabetes, hypertension, cholesterol, thyroid
• Preventive care, cancer screening, and risk-factor counseling
• Nutrition, weight, and exercise counseling
• School, sports, and pre-employment physicals
• Lab interpretation and ongoing medication management

Urgent care

• Acute illness — respiratory infections, flu, COVID, strep, urinary infections
• Minor injuries, sprains, and fractures
• Laceration repair and wound care
• Skin infections, rashes, abscess drainage
• Cryotherapy for warts and skin lesions
• Same-day evaluation instead of an emergency room bill

Pain management

• Musculoskeletal and joint pain evaluation
• Joint and soft-tissue injections
• Back and neck pain — conservative, function-first management
• Sports injuries and return-to-activity planning
• Non-opioid pain strategies and physical therapy coordination

Weight management

Physician-supervised weight care — a metabolic workup, a review of the medications that may be working against you, and prescription treatment when it is appropriate. This is medical care, not a program you buy.

House calls

Some visits should come to you. If you are recovering from surgery, caring for a parent, homebound, or simply too unwell to sit in a waiting room, I will bring the visit to your house. I spent years practicing in patients’ homes before opening this practice, and it remains the part of the work I find most useful.

Text or call to arrange one. House calls are generally scheduled outside regular clinic hours, including evenings and weekends. I travel throughout Upland and the surrounding communities — Rancho Cucamonga, Claremont, Ontario, Montclair, and La Verne. The fee depends on distance and time, and is quoted before the visit is booked, never after.

• Post-operative and post-hospital follow-up at home
• Homebound and mobility-limited patients
• Acute illness when leaving the house is a bad idea
• Evaluating an older parent in the setting where problems actually show up
• Evening and weekend availability by arrangement

Serious illness and palliative support

This is not hospice enrollment, and it does not replace your oncologist or specialist. But if you or a family member is living with a serious illness, the practical questions — symptom control, what the next six months realistically look like, how to talk to the rest of the family, what paperwork actually matters — are ones I have spent my career answering.

• Symptom management for advanced illness
• Goals-of-care and treatment-decision conversations
• Advance directives and POLST completion
• Family meetings and caregiver support
• Coordination with hospice or specialty teams when that time comes

What we do not provide

Being clear about this up front saves everyone time. This practice does not provide:

• Emergency, hospital, or inpatient care
• Surgical or operative procedures
• Obstetric and gynecologic surgical care
• Specialty consultative care (we refer, and we help you navigate it)
• Chronic prescriptions for benzodiazepines, opioids, or ADHD stimulants

Ready when you are

Call or text (626) 552-6720 to book a visit, or start a $99/month membership and have a doctor in your corner every day of the year.