I remember a woman once told me—when I was trying to reassure her—that she would rather go to the dentist than have a Pap smear!
As I get older, I’ve learned to have more compassion and empathy. Going to any medical facility can be anxiety-provoking. Whether it’s facing a test, lying still in a tunnel and hoping it will be over soon, or being stuck with needles and prodded with probes—it’s rarely pleasant, and sometimes it can be downright frightening.
That’s why it helps to have a trusted partner by your side. A familiar face who can ease your fears, explain what’s happening, and guide you through the process. Too often the human element gets lost in the shuffle of modern healthcare.
This is why my motto is: Rooted in science. Guided by compassion. Personalized care and lifelong wellness. After 35 years of practicing, I can honestly say I’ve learned how to be a better doctor—and I am deeply grateful for the many patients who continue to place their trust in me.
So if you ever find yourself in need of someone you can trust to give you a second opinion, a calm voice to ease your anxiety, or simply someone who will tell you the truth, you know where to find me.
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