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| It is a privilege
to be a doctor, to help people on a daily basis and develop relationships
that are meaningful and lasting. I am especially grateful for the
trust and loyalty that my patients have given me through the years.
As a general internist I have the luxury of treating the “entire patient”. I not only have the opportunity to deal with the science, but also the psychological and behavioral influences on their disease. The mind and the body work together to create and cure illness. Ignoring this relationship is malpractice. To deal with all this it is imperative that we as physicians take the time to talk to our patients – the answers are all there if you just listen. A very brilliant professor in medical school taught me that by just listening to the patient you will have your diagnosis about 80% of the time – I think he underestimated that percentage. I welcome you to my practice and encourage you to read about the services I have to offer including concierge medicine, house calls, curing additiction and great, personal doctor care. Yours Sincerely, Dr. David Kipper |
Letter to Patients The Paradox of Healthcare Today › The Doctor/Patient Relationship › Colleagues I Know and Trust › Yes, We Make House Calls! ›
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