Dr. Bryan GlickDO

Dr. Glick focuses on cardiovascular disease, peripheral vascular disease, and hardening of the arteries. He applies the Bale-Doneen method to prevent, treat, and reverse these conditions. His functional medicine training also allows him to address chronic conditions through a whole-systems lens.

The Bale-Doneen method is a clinical approach to identifying, treating, and reversing cardiovascular disease. Dr. Glick applies it as part of his advanced preventive care strategy. He pairs it with advanced diagnostic testing to catch vascular risk that standard guidelines often miss.

Dr. Glick holds certification from the Institute of Functional Medicine. He also holds Bale-Doneen Method certification. He completed his family medicine residency at Banner Good Samaritan and earned his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from the Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine.

Dr. Glick treats each patient as an interconnected web of systems. Rather than prescribing medications to manage isolated symptoms, he works to identify and address root causes. He combines advanced diagnostics, health coaching, and behavioral modification to help patients actively build their own wellness.

Dr. Glick's focus on prevention grew from the sudden death of his father, Vern Glick, during Dr. Glick's first year of medical school. Vern was a lifelong athlete and competitive marathon runner who died from extensive vascular disease. Multiple specialists had been involved in his care, yet none identified the underlying risk. That experience drives Dr. Glick's commitment to thorough evaluation and coordinated care.

Yes. Dr. Glick incorporates health coaching and behavioral modification techniques into his practice. He uses these tools to educate and motivate patients to take an active role in their own wellness. The goal is lasting lifestyle change, not just symptom management.

Dr. Glick studied Marine Biology at UCLA and earned a Master of Biomedical Sciences from Midwestern University College of Health and Sciences. He graduated from the Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed his family medicine residency at Banner Good Samaritan. He has published two peer-reviewed articles based on his biomedical sciences research.

Yes. Dr. Glick speaks at events hosted by Vasolabs, Singulex, Cleveland Heart Labs, the American Academy of Private Physicians, and the Institute of Functional Medicine. He also serves on the board for Singulex and Epic Research Diagnostics.