Direct Clinical Care at B2 Direct Care is built around one simple idea: access and continuity matter.

Traditional healthcare often fragments care across rushed visits, rotating providers, and disconnected systems. I practice differently. I work with a limited patient panel so I have the time to listen, think, and follow through. My patients have direct access to me for telemedicine visits, secure communication, and ongoing clinical decision-making — not just when something is urgent, but when questions arise and plans need adjusting.

This relationship-based approach allows me to manage both acute concerns and chronic conditions with context and continuity. I don’t replace every specialist or service. Instead, I serve as the clinical anchor — someone who knows your history, understands your goals, and helps guide care over time.

The result is medicine that feels personal again: thoughtful, responsive, and grounded in a real physician relationship.

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Leaving the hospital is often the most vulnerable moment in a patient’s care — yet it’s also when support tends to drop off.

I’ve spent my career as a hospitalist caring for patients during admissions, crises, and discharges. I’ve also been on the other side of the hospital bed myself. I know how confusing and overwhelming discharge instructions can be, how medications change, and how unclear follow-up plans often are once you’re home.

Hospital-to-Home Transitions are designed to close that gap.

I help review discharge summaries, reconcile medications, clarify diagnoses, and ensure that follow-up plans actually make sense and are achievable. When appropriate, I participate in discharge planning, coordinate early post-discharge follow-up, and remain available as questions arise during recovery.

This service isn’t about doing more medicine — it’s about doing the right medicine at the right moment, so recovery is safer, smoother, and less overwhelming.

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If you have multiple medical conditions, a complex diagnosis, or a problem that “nobody can quite figure out,” you’ve probably felt lost in the system. Maybe care is fragmented across specialists. Maybe access is limited. Maybe you’ve felt rushed, dismissed, or left trying to connect the dots on your own.

Here’s the truth: it’s not your job — or your family’s — to be your own care coordinator.

This is the service people often describe as, “I wish I had a doctor in the family I could call.”

As a hospitalist, I’m trained to see the whole picture. I help you understand what’s happening, review results with you, clarify recommendations, and coordinate across providers. I translate medical jargon, help you prepare for appointments, and make sure your care plan actually makes sense in real life.

You get to focus on being the patient — not the project manager.

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Your “electronic medical record” isn’t one record — it’s a scattered puzzle spread across hospitals, clinics, and patient portals. Buried within are errors, outdated notes, duplicated medications, and pages of irrelevant information. Finding the truth can feel like searching for a Shakespeare quote in a phone book.

As a hospitalist, making sense of this chaos is second nature to me. I gather your hospitalizations, clinic notes, labs, imaging, and specialist records into a single, accurate source of truth. I meet with you, take a full medical history, identify and correct discrepancies, and translate the medical language into something you can actually understand.

The result? A clear, current medical record — one you can read, trust, and use — with diagnoses, medications, and results that finally make sense.

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Obesity care integrated into your direct clinical care

Most people know what they should do to improve their health. The hard part is knowing where to start, what actually matters, and what’s worth your energy.

I take a practical, evidence-based approach to lifestyle and preventive care — focused on cardiometabolic health, longevity, and sustainable change. I don’t chase trends, prescribe shortcuts, or sell miracle solutions. I don’t offer peptides, hormone stacks, or social-media-driven treatments. That’s just not my style.

I believe in fundamentals done well: movement, nutrition, sleep, stress, and consistency. When medications are appropriate — including GLP-1–based therapies — I use them thoughtfully and within clinical guidelines, as part of a broader plan, not a standalone fix.

My goal is honest guidance, realistic expectations, and support that meets you where you are — without judgment or hype.