I was drawn to a direct-care approach because it allows medicine to be practiced the way it was always meant to be—rooted in genuine relationship and unhurried by artificial time limits. In the traditional outpatient system, visits are often squeezed into fifteen- or twenty-minute slots. That may be enough time to review a medication list or address a single issue, but it rarely leaves room to truly listen. It never felt right to me. Your health is more than a collection of checkboxes, and you deserve more than being reduced to a name on a chart.

My practice is built around the simple idea that good care takes time. Time to understand your story, your history, and your goals. Time to answer questions thoughtfully. Time to make decisions together. When we meet, the focus is on you—not the clock. This creates care that feels personal, attentive, and grounded in trust.

What excites me most is how straightforward and accessible this model is. No middlemen, no phone trees, no long waits. You and I communicate directly, so getting help is easy and seamless. It means you won’t have to wait weeks to be seen or navigate layers of staff when a concern arises. Instead, you’ll have a doctor who knows you, who understands what’s normal for you, and who is here when it matters.

This is primary care with a concierge heart: responsive, thoughtful, and deeply personal. And it’s how I believe every patient should feel—cared for, heard, and supported at each step of the journey.