Severe, long-lasting and rare infections and immunological diseases need the expertise of an infectious disease specialist. Our doctors are experts in their field, specializing in preventing, diagnosing and treating a wide range of infectious diseases. Their extensive training covers all types of infections, including those caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites. We prioritize keeping you as healthy and safe as possible.
While most health care providers can treat common viruses and illnesses such as the flu, common cold and strep throat, more complex diseases require the expert knowledge of our infectious diseases doctors. We manage conditions like HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, sexually transmitted infections and Lyme disease.
Infectious diseases can be challenging to diagnose and treat. Our infectious diseases experts have advanced knowledge in epidemiology (how infections spread), immunology (how the body fights infection) and infection control. With extensive clinical and laboratory training, we develop a personalized treatment plan to address your specific needs.
We focus on identifying uncommon, severe or persistent infections. Our doctors treat patients with unexplained high fevers, hard-to-treat diseases or infections that do not respond to standard treatments. In most cases, another health care provider refers you to one of our specialists when necessary.
We offer HIV/AIDS care in some of our communities. You can trust our compassionate and expert team at every step, from HIV/AIDS prevention to complex therapies for advanced AIDS. Some of our infectious disease specialists work at a Center of Excellence for HIV/AIDS, a designation that ensures you receive high-quality, comprehensive and evidence-based care.
Our understanding of infectious diseases constantly evolves as we discover new information. Our physicians and researchers are dedicated to improving the care and knowledge of infectious and immune system diseases. Through innovative clinical trials and laboratory studies, we advance our understanding and apply that knowledge directly to improve patient care.