What is Personalized Healthcare? Our mission is to provide you with the highest quality of medical care, while emphasizing a proactive and comprehensive approach to disease prevention and health management. Dr. Heringer has been practicing internal medicine in the Santa Ynez Valley since 1982. Patients appreciate Dr. Heringer's "old school" approach to medical care, while ensuring he stays up-to-date with the latest medical information.
He's thorough and meticulous, always taking the time needed to understand your concerns and helping you create a plan to improve or maintain your health. As one of Dr. Heringer's patients, you can ensure he will focus on your current health situation, while also emphasizing the prevention and early detection of cancer, heart disease and other illnesses.
He's thorough and meticulous, always taking the time needed to understand your concerns and helping you create a plan to improve or maintain your health. As one of Dr. Heringer's patients, you can ensure he will focus on your current health situation, while also emphasizing the prevention and early detection of cancer, heart disease and other illnesses.
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William J. Heringer, M.D., a specialist in Internal Medicine, has been providing care to patients in the Santa Ynez Valley since 1982. Dr. Heringer was born and raised in Kentucky. He graduated from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, where he played football and rugby. He graduated cum laude with a BA in Psychology in 1971 and was named LMU's Crimson Circle Man of the Year.
We have many goals in our Personalized Healthcare practice and they all revolve around you and your health. We are here to provide you with the best care while emphasizing the prevention and early detection of cancer, heart disease and other illnesses.
We want to get to know you and learn about all the factors that affect your health, including your interests and activities, your job, your goals, and any and all factors that play a role in your overall well-being and health.
We want to get to know you and learn about all the factors that affect your health, including your interests and activities, your job, your goals, and any and all factors that play a role in your overall well-being and health.
My staff and I will continue to work from the office, though we have been, and will continue to, limit/cease in-person office visits. As you have likely heard, the government is now allowing us to use telehealth, meaning we can do phone and video appointments with you if needed. Many people are under the impression that you can only get this virus, or will only be affected, if you are "elderly" or have underlying health conditions.
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Dan K.
Jan 31, 2014
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He's been my 90 year old mom's primary doc. When I take her to him, he rushes her like I've never seen a doc rush anyone. He rushes me too when I speak up. And I don't have dementia. His manner suggests he doesn't listen or give importance to what Mom or I say. When she began showing OBVIOUS signs of dementia and he hadn't referred her to a neurologist, a doc that treats dementia. When I pointed out the signs to him, he said she was fine. No surprise given the rush job, the not listening and unwillingness to attribute importance. He didn't make the referral
