Dr. Alan M. Galitz, MD is a Family Medicine Physician - General practicing in Redwood City, CA
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University | Degree | Focus | Graduated |
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University of Ca, Los Angeles, Ucla School of Medicine, Los Angeles Ca | Other Degree | 1983 |
Institution | Focus | Year |
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Residency - University Of California-Los Angeles | Not Specified | |
Residency - Ucla Medical Center, Family Medicine | Not Specified |
Certification | Cert. Body | Year |
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Family Medicine | Family Medicine | Not Specified |
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Family Practice
Accepts New Patients: Yes
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“Rations or Withholds Your Care to Save Kaiser Money - Avoid Dr. Alan M. Galitz”
Dr. Galitz is a minimalist and he doesn't care what his patient thinks, wants, or feels she needs.
He will deliver the minimum amount of care possible. He will order the fewest amount of tests possible. He will spend the least amount of time listening to you. He almost NEVER will order expensive things like MRIs or CAT scans. He relies on age profiling and Kaiser protocols almost exclusively, rather than the direct evidence of a medical exam. These can be the trade-offs of the HMO model...Original review on DoctorsDig.com
Comment - “ Rations or Withholds Your Care to Save Kaiser Money - Avoid Dr. Alan M. Galitz ”
Dr. Galitz is a minimalist and he doesn't care what his patient thinks, wants, or feels she needs. He will deliver the minimum amount of care possible. He will order the fewest amount of tests possible. He will spend the least amount of time listening to you. He almost NEVER will order expensive things like MRIs or CAT scans. He relies on age profiling and Kaiser protocols almost exclusively, rather than the direct evidence of a medical exam. These can be the trade-offs of the HMO model...