Best Primary Care Physicians and Family Medicine Doctors in San Jose, CA

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Dr. Neeraj Kochhar, MD is a Family Practitioner who practices in Los Gatos, CA. He is 55 years old. Dr. Neeraj Kochhar, MD is affiliated with Good Samaritan Hospital.

It is a partnership in care that we attempt to maximize ones health. We try to communicate fully and openly with our patients and to provide access to our patients timely, quality, effective care for their health needs.

Most important is primary care prevention and continuity of care for illness or injury.

As a primary care physician, I consider myself the caretaker of the community I serve. I believe good health starts with good habits namely eating healthy, staying active and maintaining an excellent work life balance through a great positive attitude and daily stress reduction techniques. I believe in a systematic approach to medicine addressing root causes to alleviate illness built on a foundation of sound medicine and heartfelt compassion.

It is a partnership in care that we attempt to maximize ones health. We try to communicate fully and openly with our patients and to provide access to our patients timely, quality, effective care for their health needs.

As a Family Physician I enjoy getting to know my patients and understanding the different aspects of their lives that make them a unique individual. Taking care of the whole family allows me to understand the dynamics of their lives that much better. Combining my passion for Family Medicine and Sports Medicine allows me to promote my philosophy of "Prevention is Key." You don't need to be a professional athlete to benefit from the positive aspects of physical activity.

As a primary care physician, I consider myself the caretaker of the community I serve. I believe good health starts with good habits namely eating healthy, staying active and maintaining an excellent work life balance through a great positive attitude and daily stress reduction techniques. I believe in a systematic approach to medicine addressing root causes to alleviate illness built on a foundation of sound medicine and heartfelt compassion.

Most important is primary care prevention and continuity of care for illness or injury.