Best Neurology Specialists in Carmichael, CA

To treat the person, rather than the disease, and to improve the quality of life/care by increasing awareness and education.

I aim to provide state of the art care for all my patients. I like to listen to my patients’ concerns and involve them in decision making as I view the physician/patient relationship as a team.

I aim to provide comprehensive care to my patients and give them and their families the knowledge to make the best decisions possible in their care.

All living things exist in a delicately balanced state. Disease is the manifestation of an imbalance. Prevention of disease (learning how to prevent imbalance) is the biggest contribution the provider can make to the well-being of the patient. For the sick, as a provider, I feel my job is to identify the cause of an imbalance and help the patient regain health. Most healing comes from the patient- I can help guide the body's natural healing abilities, but I cannot create health.

To treat the person, rather than the disease, and to improve the quality of life/care by increasing awareness and education.

To provide high quality, comprehensive, individualized care for each unique patient.

I aim to provide comprehensive care to my patients and give them and their families the knowledge to make the best decisions possible in their care.

Listen to your patients and they will tell you the diagnosis. This is an axiom taught by a famous physician and one in which I deeply believe. To me, the first and most important thing I can do as a physician, is listen to the patient. Only by taking a careful and complete history of the problem, can an accurate diagnosis be made. With all of our new patients, this is followed by a comprehensive neurological examination. Many patients have remarked at the end of their encounter, that they had previously never had as thorough an evaluation. Of course, this takes time. So we schedule 60 minute appointments for our new patients. This provides the necessary time both for the evaluation, and for questions, explanations and patient and family education. Patients who understand their ailments are better prepared to participate in their management. Did you know that the word, doctor, comes from the latin, ``docere,`` which means ``to teach.``

I aim to provide state of the art care for all my patients. I like to listen to my patients’ concerns and involve them in decision making as I view the physician/patient relationship as a team.

All living things exist in a delicately balanced state. Disease is the manifestation of an imbalance. Prevention of disease (learning how to prevent imbalance) is the biggest contribution the provider can make to the well-being of the patient. For the sick, as a provider, I feel my job is to identify the cause of an imbalance and help the patient regain health. Most healing comes from the patient- I can help guide the body's natural healing abilities, but I cannot create health.

My clinical care philosophy hinges on the principle of being able to do something for patients that would improve their quality of life in the face of often devastating neurological illnesses. Listening with empathy, applying my professional skills with accuracy, and delivering safe and effective care with kindness and efficiency are the tenets based on which I strive to fulfill this core philosophy.

Compassionate and exacting care in support of each individual's wishes.

I desire to deliver the best care by treating the person as a whole.