Travel is one of life’s pleasures and, for business leaders, a necessity. Most of our patients spend time on the road and in the air, and many of our patients have multiple homes as well as far-flung social and work commitments. For them, we’ve designed our practice with mobility in mind.

As with all things medical, preparedness pays off in times of crisis. One of our patients was driving east from Denver when he called from his car at 6:30 a.m. with chest pains. We guided him to the second-closest ER (the closest one, in our opinion, wasn’t good enough), arranged transport back to Denver, and coordinated with his cardiologist, who successfully fixed his cardiac artery by 1:30 p.m. Throughout the day, at every step of the way, those who were caring for him knew he was coming, knew his history, and knew us.

For international travelers, we subscribe to the same travel medicine database that big corporations use, which provides up-to-date information on any medical hazards known in the area. And of course we make sure your vaccinations are current.

Email us a picture of a rash, Skype us — whatever works. As long as we’re your doctors, out of town never means out of reach.