About
Dr. Alia Alhumaid founded Evergreen Geriatrics in Lake Oswego, Oregon in 2022. She earned her medical degree from The George Washington University School of Medicine in 2006. She then completed an Internal Medicine residency at Lahey Clinic in Boston, Massachusetts. In 2010, she finished a fellowship in Geriatric Medicine at Johns Hopkins University. Before opening her own practice, she built her clinical foundation across primary care and geriatrics settings.
Dr. Alhumaid's path into geriatric medicine began personally. Her grandmother's Alzheimer's diagnosis during Dr. Alhumaid's teenage years sparked a lasting commitment to elder care. Her mother's Parkinson's diagnosis deepened that commitment further. She believes strong doctor-patient relationships start with listening carefully and learning from each patient. She uses evidence-based practices to build individualized care plans tailored to each patient's health goals. Born and raised in Washington, DC, she relocated to Oregon in 2011. She lives in Lake Oswego with her husband, three children, and her mother.
Education & Training
Medical School
The George Washington University School of Medicine (2006)
Residency
Internal Medicine, Lahey Clinic, Boston, MA (2009)
Fellowship
Geriatric Medicine, Johns Hopkins University (2010)
Conditions Treated
Who is Dr. Alhumaid right for?
Dr. Alhumaid serves older adults navigating complex or multiple chronic conditions. Patients managing Alzheimer's disease, dementia, Parkinson's disease, polypharmacy, or frailty benefit directly from her fellowship-trained expertise. She works well with patients who want thorough, unhurried assessments and a physician who knows their full health history. Families and caregivers seeking support alongside clinical care will also find her approach attentive to those needs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Alhumaid focuses on conditions common in older adults. She treats Alzheimer's disease, dementia, Parkinson's disease, cognitive impairment, depression, frailty, falls, urinary and fecal incontinence, sleep disorders, malnutrition, and hearing and vision loss. She also manages polypharmacy, helping patients reduce medications that carry more risk than benefit.
Dr. Alhumaid completed a fellowship in Geriatric Medicine at Johns Hopkins University in 2010. Before that, she finished an Internal Medicine residency at Lahey Clinic in Boston. She earned her medical degree from The George Washington University School of Medicine in 2006.
Dr. Alhumaid believes good care starts with strong doctor-patient relationships. She takes time to listen and learn from each patient before building a care plan. She uses evidence-based practices to develop individualized plans tailored to each person's health status and goals.
Yes. Dr. Alhumaid can take on the role of Primary Care Physician for her patients. She can also serve as a Consulting Physician if a patient prefers to keep an existing primary care provider and add her geriatric expertise to their care team.
The assessment spans thirteen key domains: cognition, medications, mood, sleep, nutrition, exercise, frailty, continence, functional status, falls prevention, driving safety, advance care planning, and caregiver support. Dr. Alhumaid reviews past medical history, evaluates geriatric and chronic conditions, and delivers an organized write-up of all findings across three visits.
Yes. Dr. Alhumaid considers home visits depending on her availability. Home visits require an additional travel fee beyond the annual membership. Patients can ask about this option during their consultation.
Members have 24/7 direct access to Dr. Alhumaid. The practice provides same-day responses, so patients do not wait days to hear back on urgent questions or concerns.
Dr. Alhumaid's grandmother received an Alzheimer's diagnosis when Dr. Alhumaid was a teenager. More recently, her mother received a Parkinson's diagnosis. Both experiences gave her a close understanding of the challenges older adults and their families face. She carries those insights into her clinical work every day.
Doctor profile last updated June 11, 2026