Best Geriatrician Costa Mesa Near Me

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A native speaker of Spanish and conversational Japanese, Dr. Tomioka brings cultural diversity, excellent skills, and her compassionate nature to her profession as a physician. Her grandparents immigrated to Peru prior to World War II and that is where Dr. Tomioka spent her early years surrounded by family, which included many physicians. Always concerned about everyone around her, her family encouraged her to become a physician to fulfill her desire to help others.

Practicing since 2003, Dr. Tomioka chose a career in Internal Medicine as she truly appreciates the challenge. She enjoys being exposed to a broad variety of skills and applying her knowledge to help her patients. She is excited to lend her talent and innovative ideas to Hoag Medical Group.

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Dr. Kenneth K. Tram is a board-certified UCI Health specialist in internal medicine and geriatric medicine. He specializes in the care of aging adults, with a particular clinical interest in the care of complex and chronic conditions and diseases, as well as memory loss.

He earned his medical degree at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA in Los Angeles. He completed an internship and residency in internal medicine at Olive View-UCLA Medical Center in Sylmar.

After his training as an internist, Tram pursued a fellowship in geriatrics at UCLA to prepare himself to treat the health concerns of growing numbers of baby boomer patients.

A baby boomer himself, he recognized that a variety of issues — including memory, falls, dizziness and incontinence — affect many people as they get older. “Memory is probably the biggest issue,” he says. “I’ve been very keen to look into different approaches to preserving and enhancing memory as patients get older.”