“So now faith, hope and love
abide these three;
but the greatest of these is love.”
~ 1 Corinthians 13:13
We believe that high quality leads to safe health care and wellness. High quality of care is dependent on the amount of time spent on each patient. With health and medical technology always evolving, we are constantly learning so that our patients are receiving the most up-to-date medical information.
We are continually collecting data, analyzing our health care processes and redesigning our systems to become more efficient and error-free.
Lastly, we understand that none of this matters if our pursuit is not done with love and compassion.
Welcome to Our Practice
Intergrative Medicine
for Anti-Aging and Wellness
Patient
Resource Center
ANTHONY PHAN MD, INC
This website was last updated: September 22, 2011
Disclaimer: The information provided on this website is for general educational purposes only. It is not intended to be used as a substitute for medical advice. Any concerns or questions you have about your health or the health of your family should be discussed with your physician. Please note that medical information is constantly changing. Therefore some information may be out of date.This website is not an official publication or endorsement of the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. Special thanks to the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine for the resource links used in this website. ATPMD INC does not own any of the content such as original music and/or photos. All credits go to the owner(s) or creator(s). This site contains links to other web sites. We are not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of such web sites. You will know when you are leaving our site because a different browser window will open.
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Our Mission, Vision and Values
The mission of our practice is to improve the health of our community by setting the standard of excellence in clinical care.
We believe that by empowering our patients with evidence-based medical information, wellness in mind, body, and spirit can be achieved.
With respect, honesty and integrity, we understand that the key to our mission is the fostering of relationships.
We are trained to pursue quality.
Supported through the generosity of Mrs. Aliki Perroti, the program has been highly evaluated by residents, medical students and, most importantly, patients.
The United States faces a health care crisis: medical care is becoming prohibitively expensive, suffers from inconsistent quality of practice, and all too often is provided in an impersonal manner. These problems are found to a variable extent in health care systems in other countries as well. Given this, and given the fact that the United States health care system is commonly viewed as a model for others around the globe, the problems facing the American health care system have far-reaching ramifications.
Health care disparities between poor and affluent patients have increased markedly in the past few decades. At the Center for Innovative Medicine, we believe academic medical centers like Johns Hopkins have an important role to play in addressing this crisis.
The Johns Hopkins Center for Innovative Medicine
Innovation: The Aliki Initiative
Further Information About the Basis of Our Philosophy:
Prescription Refills:
If you require prescription refills, please contact your pharmacy, even if you do not have any refills remaining. Your pharmacy will contact our offices for further details. Please note that all controlled substance medications will be filled on a month to month basis only. The prescription for such medications must be physically picked up at our office located at: 2925 North Sycamore Drive, #304, Simi Valley, CA 93065. Pharmacies may fax refill requests for all medications to our office at: (805) 583-5929.
In 2007, the Center for Innovative Medicine at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center launched the Aliki Initiative, a novel curriculum in patient-centered care for internal medicine residents and medical students. Under the direction of Dr. Roy Ziegelstein and Dr. Cynthia Rand, this program emphasizes that optimal medical care can be delivered only if medical treatments are tailored to the individual patient. During this experience, young physicians and physicians-in-training develop a deeper understanding of their patients' living situation and social support system. They call every patient and visit some of them at home after hospital discharge.
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