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For Dr. David Scott Madwar, exceptional patient care begins with the development of lasting, personal relationships that extend beyond the scope of those found at conventional practices. A fourth-generation physician, Dr. Madwar finds inspiration in the long-term approach employed by his ancestors, who would commonly oversee their patient’s health throughout the duration of their lives. “With the typical physician treating anywhere from 3,000 to 5,000 patients annually, it is exceedingly difficult to forge the intimate, enduring relationships that facilitate truly effective care,” notes Dr. Madwar. At Private Medical Management of Naples, LLC, Dr. Madwar offers individualized healthcare tailored to meet the unique needs of his diverse clientele. “By limiting our physician-patient ratio to a fraction of the industry standard we are able to provide unprecedented convenience, comfort, and most importantly, peace of mind,” explains Dr. Madwar. Patients benefit from such standard services as same-day appointments, around-the-clock access, in-home visits, and a meticulous annual examination, in addition to the remarkable network of specialists developed by Dr. Madwar while on staff at the prestigious Cleveland Clinic. Perhaps the most notable distinction between Private Medical Management of Naples and other practices, however, is the change in focus from reactive to preventative medicine. “The continuity of care my patients enjoy helps them stay active later into their lives. Unfortunately, the current healthcare system is so overwhelmed providing crisis care that prevention is largely overlooked.” “The old adage that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure is as applicable today as when it was coined,” concludes Dr. Madwar. “My mission is simply a reflection of that philosophy put into practice.” |
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