Dr. Phillip FisherMD

Dr. Fisher treats a broad range of conditions across family medicine. His clinical focus includes chronic disease management for conditions such as type 2 diabetes, high cholesterol, and hypertension. He also emphasizes preventive care and integrative medicine to support long-term health.

Dr. Fisher combines conventional medical therapies with complementary approaches to address the whole person. He considers physical, emotional, and spiritual dimensions of health when building a care plan. His goal is to promote longevity and quality of life, not simply manage symptoms.

Yes. Dr. Fisher holds board certification from the American Board of Family Medicine. He also carries the designation of Fellow in the American Academy of Family Practice.

Dr. Fisher earned his medical degree from the Medical College of Ohio at Toledo in 1977. He completed both his internship and his family medicine residency at The Toledo Hospital, finishing in 1980. His undergraduate degree in psychology came from Washington University in St. Louis.

Yes. Dr. Fisher makes himself available by phone after hours and on weekends. Patients can contact him directly when concerns arise outside of normal office hours.

Yes. Toledo named Dr. Fisher its Best Family Physician in 2024. He also held a Clinical Assistant Professor appointment at the Medical College of Ohio and served as Medical Director of the Midwest Center for Stress and Anxiety for over three decades.

Dr. Fisher sees adult patients across a wide age range. He works especially well with patients who prioritize prevention, those managing chronic conditions, and individuals seeking a whole-person approach to their health.

Dr. Fisher builds each care relationship around trust and education. He works to help patients understand their health and take an active role in their wellness. He creates personalized plans tailored to each patient's physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.