Radiculopathy near Chandler, AZ

Care Philosophy: My mission, along with the Dignity Health Medical Group, is to focus on innovative clinical care and the pursuit of excellence through scholarly activities. This allows me to provide patients with state-of-the-art patient services and exceptional patient experiences.

Care Philosophy: Trauma comes alongside a stressful situation. Dr. Karim takes pride in caring for his patients both in and out of the operating room. From the young to the elderly, Dr. Karim nurtures patients through this stressful time. He repairs the injuries with the goal to return to a normal form and function with consideration of the individual needs and to meet the overall goals during treatment.

Biography: Dr. Samuel Tytler, MD is a Family Practitioner who practices in Chandler, AZ. He is 36 years old. Dr. Samuel Tytler, MD is affiliated with Chandler Regional Medical Center.

Biography: Dr. Surinder Bharara, MD is a Family Practitioner who practices in Chandler, AZ. She is 59 years old and has been practicing for 35 years. Dr. Surinder Bharara, MD is affiliated with Chandler Regional Medical Center.

Biography: Dr. Osaf Ahmed, MD is an Internist who practices in Chandler, AZ. He is 63 years old and has been practicing for 38 years. Dr. Osaf Ahmed, MD is affiliated with Chandler Regional Medical Center.

Biography: Dr. Varqa Rouhipour, MD is an Orthopedic Surgery Specialist who practices in Chandler, AZ. He is 51 years old. Dr. Varqa Rouhipour, MD is affiliated with Chandler Regional Medical Center.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Jaclyn Brown, MD is a Family Doctor in Gilbert, AZ.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Sunildat Maheshwari, MD is a Family Doctor in Gilbert, AZ.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Mark Schlotterback, MD is a Family Doctor in Gilbert, AZ.

Care Philosophy: I believe that the role of the modern physician is to provide the best advice to the patient to make an informed decision on their care. The patient should know the real risks/benefits of screenings, medications, and other treatments to make their own decision on what they would like to do. I think we get there by listening to the patient tell their story as over 80% of the time the problem is not detected by all of our blood testing and technologies but by having the patient explain their symptoms. I enjoy taking care of patients with more complex medical issues and being the ``Captain`` of their ship interpreting and prioritizing what their specialist physicians may be saying. The other important part of my practice is teaching young physicians and medical students how to practice the art and science of medicine.