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Dr. Elfeky focuses on well-being in every stage of life, during sickness and health.
Given her emphasis on lifestyle medicine; it is no surprise that she is a strong advocate for a whole foods plant based diet. Moreover, she recognizes the importance of a holistic approach which can not ignore mental health, social structure, sleep , stress and family ties.
She is very culturally sensitive and dedicated to her patients and colleagues at all levels.
Proper nutrition, stress management and social ties are fundamental for well being. Dr. Elfeky recognizes this and emphasizes all these factors in her practice.
She is a strong advocate for prevention with lifestyle choices that not only focus on food choices but also acknowledges the importance of family and interpersonal relationships on wellbeing.
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Christine Keyes
a year agoMy experience has been great. I've seen the NP, an RN, and had blood drawn for labs, X-Rays and ultrasound, all from my own house. It's wonderful as I use a manual wheelchair and don't drive so I wasn't able to get to primary visits, and my medical needs (other than MS, for which I see my neurologist yearly) were being neglected. I'm a happy patient at home!
Jon Fleming
2 years agoI am a 78 year old handicapped male that had surgery in February. Someone hooked me up with MTK mobile doctors. It is Supposed to be a dedicated team of physicians that attend to patients' primary medical needs in the comfort of their own homes. I kept calling from about March that I fell and hurt my shoulder and was in pain. They kept saying a doctor will notify me when they will be here. No one ever came. I finally got a primary care doctor on my own at UCSD Alvarado around June 8th and got an appointment for June 13. The next day MTK called and said a doctor will be able to see me on June 17. I replied that I am cancelling there service and very unhappy with them. This is the worst service I have ever received in my life. USELESS. You could be sitting at home in pain waiting for a doctor for months.
Sheila Coulbourn
3 years agoIf I could give 0 stars I would. These people have terrible communication skills. They do not keep me informed of what they are doing to the person I am a DPOA for. They say they can send anyone they want anytime they want without getting any consent from me. They are rude and unprofessional.
Nick H
2 years agoGreat care and communication! Always helpful and attentive.
Alan Hill
3 years agoVery knowledgeable and very respectful.