Bonnie Rosenberg, MD

"Dr. Bonnie Rosenberg brings to our practice significant experience in primary care and general internal medicine. Dr. Rosenberg is board-certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine and has been practicing medicine in the Bay Area for over 15 years. She is a graduate of the prestigious UCSF residency program in primary care internal medicine.

She received her M.D. from the UCLA School of Medicine where she was elected to the Alpha Omega Alpha medical honors society. Dr. Rosenberg received her Bachelors Degree in Chemistry from Stanford University, and is an alumna of Castilleja School in Palo Alto.

Following her residency, Dr. Rosenberg was a clinical faculty member at UCSF, teaching residents in the primary care program and caring for patients in a clinical practice group on campus. In 2002, Dr. Rosenberg moved to Palo Alto and established her own private practice where she has devoted her time exclusively to caring for patients in a specialized private setting. We are delighted that Dr. Rosenberg has joined Interactive Wellness.

Dr. Rosenberg lives in Palo Alto with her husband and two children. She is the former President of the Silicon Valley chapter of American Medical Women’s Association, and is an active member of the El Camino Hospital and Stanford Unviersity Medical communities."

"Interactive Wellness is designed to provide you with personalized medical care and direct access to your doctor, along with meaningful preventive medical care.

It is based on an annual comprehensive preventive medicine health assessment, which includes a review of your current health status and lifestyle issues, along with a complete physical examination. We’ll discuss ongoing preventive medicine, including nutrition, weight control, smoking cessation, exercise, and alcohol use, and vaccines to prevent influenza and travel-related diseases.

This time is all yours—it provides you with an opportunity to talk with your doctor about anything on your mind, large or small. And it gives the doctor a chance to get to know you and your medical history thoroughly. After this point, as a participating patient in the program, you’ll receive internal medicine services, as well as telephone and e-mail access to your doctor.

This means that to ask a question or seek advice, all you need to do is call or email. And whether it’s an unusually severe bout of hay fever, a persistent knee problem, or something more serious, you know that you’ll be talking with someone who knows you, and takes your health to heart."