Seth Weissman, MD

"Dr. Weissman comes to Interactive Wellness with 23 years of experience practicing Internal Medicine in our community, first as a Clinician/Educator at the Stanford Medical Group, and then for the last 11 years as a full time clinician at the Menlo Medical Clinic, where he also spent several years leading the Internal Medicine Department. He has been Board Certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine since 1990.

Originally from the East Coast, Dr. Weissman earned a BS in Chemistry at Emory University and an MD from the University of Miami School of Medicine. He then completed his training with an Internal Medicine residency followed by a year as Chief Medical Resident at the University of Arizona, before arriving at Stanford.

Dr. Weissman has managed a large, busy practice for many years and has long established relationships with subspecialists in virtually all medical disciplines both at Stanford and in the community. He is experienced in managing complex patients and partners with his patients in decision making, tailoring the most recent medical knowledge to fit each patientʼs individual needs.

When heʼs not practicing medicine, Dr. Weissman enjoys travel, music, reading, hiking, and household projects."

"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."