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Ken Z. Zhang, MD

Ken Z. Zhang, MD

Specialties
Family Medicine

4.9 out of 5

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Appointments as soon as: Feb 05, 2025

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I decided to practice family medicine because I was interested in every body system during my time as a medical student and believe in seeing and caring for the patient as a whole. I treasure the continuity of care that family medicine allows between a physician and his/her patients. I believe in establishing a therapeutic alliance with my patients and truly getting to know them so I can provide optimized care of each and every one of my patients.

I am board-certified in family medicine and treat patients of all ages. I have a special interest in lifestyle medicine and preventive care as well as musculoskeletal conditions (sports medicine). I have experience managing patients with common chronic illness such as diabetes, hypertension, elevated cholesterol, etc. with medication as well as lifestyle changes.

I have numerous hobbies outside of work. I enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, camping etc. I have a passion for the culinary arts and try to strive for a healthy recipe for everything. When I'm stuck indoors, I like to keep myself busy with playing the piano, DIY projects and video games. I love to find common interests with my patients and bond over those topics.

Specialties

  • Family Medicine

Medical School
Temple University School of Medicine, 2018

Residency
St. Luke's Hospital, 2018 - 2021

This provider has 49 total patient reviews

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