Lydia Lau, PA-C

Biography

Born into an immigrant family, I developed a profound appreciation for community and a passion for healthcare early on. At the University of California, Irvine, where I majored in Biological Sciences, I immersed myself in volunteering for hospitals and charities focused on underserved children and teens. These experiences fueled my journey to becoming a physician assistant specializing in family medicine. After earning my Master’s degree from Western University of Health Sciences in 2020, I entered the field equipped with a commitment to preventive medicine and a belief in empowering patients through education and proactive health practices.

 

Practice Philosophy

In my practice as a family medicine physician assistant, I prioritize preventive care and patient education. I firmly believe that promoting an active, healthy lifestyle and early detection are crucial for long-term well-being. By fostering open communication and building trusting relationships with my patients, I strive to empower them to take control of their health. Community engagement and serving those in need remain central to my professional ethos, inspired by my upbringing and the support of my immigrant family.

Phuong Tran, MD

Biography

Working for the underserved community is my privilege. I feel humble to be able to accompany our patients in their journeys. My goals are to help patients feel empathized, empowered and equipped to take charge of their health conditions.

 

Practice Philosophy

  • Provide comfort and empathy to patients and family members
  • Provide patient education to empower patients to take charge of their health conditions
  • Encourage patients to focus on prevention, healthy lifestyle

Rekha Sachdeva

I attended my medical school in India. I did my internship and 3 years of residency in pediatrics at Creighton University in Nebraska USA. Mini Fellowship in neonatology in Kansas. I’m board certified in pediatrics by the american academy board of pediatrics. I had my own solo private practice for 15 + years in L.A. county.

Veronica Aguilar

Undergraduate School: University of California, Los Angeles
Medical School: University of Illinois College of Medicine

Biography

I was born in El Salvador but have lived in the United States since childhood. My involvement in community clinics started during my early undergraduate years. As a Community Medicine Fellow graduate and a National Health Service Corp (NHSC) scholarship recipient I will continue to work in underserved communities and provide high-quality health care to all our patients. I enjoy working with all family members and want to build a connection that promotes continuity of care. I am a proud mother of two and enjoy being involved in their activities. I also enjoy jogging and recently started traveling.