Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital will open its first primary care practice on the hospital campus Monday.
Patients can now have a simple streamlined journey of care starting with a primary care physician as the first contact for continued care in the hospital system. Patients will no longer have to leave the campus for scheduled surgeries, diagnostic testing, or laboratory work.
The practice will be offered for patients age 16 years and older.
The primary care office has been outfitted with state-of-the-art technology and an easy-to-use patient portal.
The practice will be open Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
To request an appointment, visit Henry Mayo Primary Care.
Anirudh Rai, MD.
The primary care office will be staffed by Dr. Anirudh Rai.
Rai recently completed a residency in Family Medicine at Saint Joseph Providence Hospital in Eureka, Calif. He has done extensive medical research in the treatment of kidney disease and other medical conditions.
He grew up in the San Fernando Valley and is pleased to be back in the Los Angeles area.
Rai pursues a wide range of hobbies and interests. He plays the viola in symphonies and orchestras and also plays the piano, violin and cello. He also enjoys hiking and and bird watching and for vigorous workouts he likes to box.
Meet Henry Mayo Primary Care Physician Anirudh Rai [here].
The Primary Care Patient Portal will offer:
– Request, reschedule, or cancel appointments without needing to call.
– Access medical records and lab results.
– Read doctor’s notes and leave messages for your doctor.
– Up-to-date medication lists
– Health Library
– Access a wide range of information on general health and specific conditions.
Henry Mayo Primary Care is located at 25751 McBean Parkway Suite #220, Valencia, CA 91355.
Like this:
Like Loading...
Related
REAL NAMES ONLY: All posters must use their real individual or business name. This applies equally to Twitter account holders who use a nickname.
1 Comment
Regarding news story featuring Dr. Rai and Covid on Spectrum News:
As a regular viewer of Spectrum One, an LA County Resident for 30 years, and married to a practicing physician/surgeon – UCLA medical school trained; – I was astonished, disappointed, and honestly shocked to see the story this morning featuring Dr. Rai regarding Covid. It was absolutely the most alarming interview to see a general MD going from exam room to exam room talking to and examining patients with respiratory symptoms, sore throats, Covid symptoms, etc AND HE WAS NOT WEARING A MASK!! THE PATIENTS WERE NOT WEARING MASKS!!! AND YOU CONCLUDED THE INTERVIEW WITH HELPFUL HINTS TO STAY HEALTHY THAT INCLUDED WASHING HANDS AND WIPING OFF SURFACES???!!! IT’S AN AIR BORNE VIRUS. WE LEARNED DURING THE PANDEMIC THAT WIPING OFF SURFACES WAS NOT HELPFUL. BUT A MASK….A FACIAL MASK COVERING THE MOUTH AND NOSE IS CRITICAL TO THE SPREAD OF AIR BORNE VIRUSES! My husband and his colleagues were simply shocked. This level of irresponsibility by the physician in this news clip and the extreme lack of fact-checking on behalf of the Spectrum News reporters is truly shocking. People died because of this Air Borne virus – shame on LA County and Spectrum News for such poor and dangerous health reporting.