Daniel S. Frank, MD, PLLC

Take charge of your health by joining a retainer-based practice
Everyone is frustrated by the current health care system. And no wonder: a typical primary care doctor has thousands of patients and rushes through dozens of people each day. But our office is different. We are limited to about 400 patients, less than a quarter the size of a typical doctor's practice. And we see far fewer people each day. If you become a patient here, you will notice a huge difference in the service and attention you receive.

Extended Length Visits
We schedule generous appointment times so that you can have the time and attention you require. You will not be rushed out of the office with unanswered questions and concerns.

Flexible appointment scheduling
The schedule is structured so you can usually be seen the same day or the next day after you call. We make our schedule work around your needs, not ours.

Easy telephone and email access
Of course, some problems do require a visit to the office, but many medical issues can be resolved by talking to your doctor over the phone or communicating via email. The office is here to handle your concerns in the most convenient way possible for you.

Focus on wellness
We advocate health promotion, not just the treatment of disease. We address sleep, exercise, mood, and energy along with routine medical problems. We provide guidance on physical activity, diet, and lifestyle changes. We manage diabetes, hypertension, depression, and high cholesterol with great care and precision, using scientifically validated, research-based methods.

Pleasant, courteous office staff
We maintain extremely high standards of customer service in the office. Never deal with rude or inconsiderate office staff again.

Return to the days of old-fashioned medicine
No one wants to give up the latest advances in medical technology, but the human side has been lost in the current economic environment. Our office turns the clock back two generations to the days when physicians had the time and ability to truly be advocates for their patients.