Elisa Cuellar Alvarado
Board Certified Internal Medicine Doctor in Pasadena, California
Elisa Cuellar Alvarado is a distinguished internal medicine physician in Pasadena, California. She is renowned for her expertise in treating complex health conditions and her commitment to personalized patient care. Her medical practice encompasses a broad spectrum of services, including the management of diabetes, hypertension, thyroid disorders, and vestibular issues. Additionally, she has developed a keen interest in aesthetic medicine, offering innovative treatments like PRP injections for joint pain and hair loss and Botox for cosmetic enhancement.
After launching her private practice in 2008, Dr. Alvarado secured admitting privileges at Huntington Memorial Hospital. Her role expanded in 2022 when she assumed the position of Medical Director at Caring Partners Hospice in Glendale, reflecting her commitment to delivering empathetic end-of-life care. A passion for clinical excellence and holistic patient wellness drives her multifaceted career.
Significant achievements mark Dr. Alvarado's academic journey. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from Texas A&M International University with a degree in biology, complemented by a minor in chemistry. She pursued her medical education at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, earning her medical degree in 2005. Her residency in internal medicine was completed at Huntington Memorial Hospital, where she distinguished herself to become Co-Chief Medical Resident.
At ECA M.D. Inc., Dr. Alvarado's concierge medical practice provides a tailored healthcare experience. Her practice is characterized by a concierge model emphasizing a comprehensive, patient-first approach. Her patients benefit from direct access to preventive and therapeutic services, ensuring a highly personalized healthcare journey. This model notably includes preventive health screenings and customized wellness programs to enhance long-term health outcomes.
Dr. Alvarado's professional accolades include recognition for her research, particularly in tropical medicine. Her work on Chagas’ disease at the University of Texas Medical Branch earned her the "Best Family Medicine Research Poster" award, showcasing her dedication to advancing medical knowledge through meticulous research.