Dr. Alec AndersMD

Dr. Anders focuses on family medicine, sports medicine, chronic illness management, and wellness and prevention. He has nearly two decades of experience treating a wide range of chronic conditions. He also performs numerous office procedures directly. His background makes him effective for both routine primary care and more complex multi-condition cases.

Dr. Anders describes himself as the "quarterback" of his patients' healthcare. He takes responsibility for managing multiple complex issues and actively coordinates with specialists and other providers. Patients benefit from having one physician who understands the full picture of their health.

Yes. Dr. Anders holds board certification from the American Board of Family Medicine. He earned his medical degree from the University of Minnesota School of Medicine and completed his residency training at Georgetown University and Providence Hospital in Washington, DC.

Yes. Dr. Anders has a strong clinical interest and background in sports medicine. He has served as team physician for Northwest High School since 2013 and previously served as team physician for the Washington Freedom in 2010. He helps both competitive athletes and patients dealing with pain and musculoskeletal issues.

Yes. Dr. Anders speaks fluent Spanish and actively uses it to communicate with Spanish-speaking patients. He considers language fluency an important part of building strong doctor-patient relationships.

Dr. Anders communicates in a clear, straightforward, and empathetic way. He prioritizes honesty and plain language so patients fully understand their health and their options. Patients have described him as approachable and easy to talk to.

Yes. Washingtonian Magazine has named Dr. Anders a Top Doctor every year since 2005. He is a member of the American Academy of Family Physicians and the Montgomery County Medical Society. He also serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor in Georgetown University's Department of Family Medicine.

Dr. Anders earned his medical degree from the University of Minnesota School of Medicine in 1994. He then completed his internship and family medicine residency at Georgetown University and Providence Hospital in Washington, DC, finishing his residency in 1997.

Dr. Anders sees adult patients across a broad range of health needs, from routine prevention to complex chronic disease management. His sports medicine background attracts athletes and active patients. His Spanish fluency makes him a natural fit for Spanish-speaking patients in the Rockville area.