About
Dale J. D. grew up in Anchorage, graduated from East Anchorage High School, and attended Alaska Methodist University before earning his medical degree from St. Louis University School of Medicine in 1974. He completed his Family Practice residency in Dearborn, Michigan, where he was selected as Chief Resident in his final year. After residency, he served two years with the United States Public Health Service as a physician in a medical shortage area in rural western Iowa.
Dr. Trombley returned to Anchorage in 1979 and has practiced family medicine there ever since. He served as a physician with the United States Air National Guard at Kulis ANG base, including during Desert Storm, and rose to the rank of Lt. Colonel before honorably separating in the late 1990s. His clinical experience spans obstetrics, gynecology, pediatrics, newborn care, geriatrics, and internal medicine. He holds certification for all classes of FAA examinations and for DOT examinations. He has served as chairman of the Department of Family Practice at both Alaska Regional Hospital and Providence Hospital, and holds membership in the American Academy of Family Physicians and the American Academy of Private Physicians. In 2015, the Alaska Journal of Commerce covered his transition to concierge medicine. He is married, has three sons, and an increasing number of grandchildren.
Education & Training
Undergraduate
Alaska Methodist University
Medical School
St. Louis University School of Medicine (graduated 1974)
Residency
Family Practice, Dearborn, Michigan (Chief Resident final year)
Additional Training
United States Public Health Service (2 years, physician in medical shortage area, rural western Iowa); United States Air National Guard physician at Kulis ANG base, Anchorage; promoted to Lt. Colonel
Certifications
Conditions Treated
Who is Dr. Trombley right for?
Dr. Trombley works well for adults and families who want direct, long-term access to a single experienced physician. Pilots and commercial drivers benefit from his FAA and DOT exam certifications. Patients who travel frequently or have complex, ongoing health needs appreciate his 24/7 availability and broad clinical range. Older adults in retirement or nursing settings can take advantage of his house call services. His experience spans pediatrics through geriatrics, making him a strong fit for multi-generational families.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Trombley treats a wide range of conditions across all life stages. His clinical experience includes general family medicine, obstetrics, gynecology, pediatrics, newborn care, geriatrics, and internal medicine. He also manages low-severity trauma and handles procedures such as lesion removal and laceration repair.
Yes. Dr. Trombley holds certification for all three classes of FAA medical examinations. He also performs DOT exams, Coast Guard exams, school and college physicals, and other administrative examinations.
Dr. Trombley has practiced family medicine in Anchorage since 1979 and has lived in the city since 1964. His experience spans solo practice, partnerships, and group practice settings, totaling more than 40 years in medicine.
Yes. Dr. Trombley served as a physician with the United States Air National Guard at Kulis ANG base in Anchorage. His service included time during Desert Storm, and he eventually reached the rank of Lt. Colonel before honorably separating in the late 1990s.
Dr. Trombley prioritizes unhurried visits and direct communication with each patient. He limits his panel size specifically to spend meaningful time listening to patient needs and concerns. His goal is proactive early detection of illness to improve long-term quality of life.
Yes. Dr. Trombley makes house calls to retirement homes and nursing homes. This service extends his care to patients who have difficulty traveling to the office.
Dr. Trombley earned his medical degree from St. Louis University School of Medicine in 1974. He completed his Family Practice residency in Dearborn, Michigan, where he served as Chief Resident in his final year. After residency, he worked two years with the United States Public Health Service in rural western Iowa.
Yes. Dr. Trombley has served as chairman of the Department of Family Practice at both Alaska Regional Hospital and Providence Hospital in Anchorage. He holds membership in both the American Academy of Family Physicians and the American Academy of Private Physicians.
Yes. Dr. Trombley is available for consultations via phone, FaceTime, Skype, email, fax, and voice message outside of regular office hours. He connects directly with patients through his personal phone rather than an answering service.
Doctor profile last updated April 2, 2026