The internist is named the doctor's doctor because he is often required as a consultant to other specialists to solve complex diagnostic problems. Internists provide patients with understanding of promoting their health, disease prevention and development of healthy habits, mental health disorders, and substance abuse, as well as the effective treatment of common problems in the ears, eyes, skin, reproductive organs, and nervous system.
Dr. Philip Sobash being an internist is trained to deal with many diseases that affect internal organs like the heart, lungs, kidneys, pancreas, digestive system, joints, and blood. In close collaboration with the remaining specialists, including family doctors, he's the real orchestra conductor of the patient's health.
In today's complex healthcare environment, Dr. Philip Sobash prides himself on being able to provide life-long take care of his adult patients, both in the outpatient and in-clinic, during hospitalization and in the emergency department, in sub-acute care units, and in social health centers.
He solves health issues effectively
When other medical specialists are involved with patient care, such as for instance surgical specialties, Dr. Philip Sobash coordinates patient care and helps resolve difficult medical problems associated with that care.
Internists can practice in general internal medicine, have complementary training, or subspecialize in a particular part of internal medicine. Sub-specialization allows specific training areas in emergencies, hepatology, or infectious diseases.
Dr. Sobash's internal medicine service comprises experts in autoimmune diseases, vascular risk factors, thromboembolic disease, AIDS, arterial hypertension, heart failure, seniors, multiple pathologies, etc.
A multidisciplinary specialist
Dr. Philip Sobash practices, preferably through multidisciplinary consultations and with the intervention of several specialists, managing to obtain an entire and global vision of the pathology with which he has to deal. Living with a chronic illness may be more bearable with Dr. Philip's care.