About
Rachel Stover, MD has practiced family medicine for 25 years, bringing a depth of clinical experience that spans continents and care settings. She grew up in Phoenix and has spent the last 15 years building her practice in Tucson. She earned her undergraduate degree at Tufts University and her medical degree at the University of Arizona College of Medicine. She completed her residency in Family Practice in Austin, Texas.
After residency, Dr. Stover worked in a small hospital outside Austin as a clinician, hospitalist, and Emergency Department provider, assisting surgeons with major operations. She spent four years in Australia leading a government project supporting mothers and babies as a certified lactation consultant. Her international experience also includes emergency care in the West Indies and study of infectious diseases and tropical medicine in Brazil. She holds memberships with the American Academy of Family Practice, the Arizona Medical Association, the Pima County Medical Society, and the American College of Lifestyle Medicine. D. Endowment for Excellence in Primary Care in 1995. She is passionate about helping motivated patients of all ages pursue wellness, longevity, and lasting satisfaction with their health. Outside the office, Dr. Stover swims on a master's swim team, learns languages, travels, scuba dives, and sails. She and her husband have three college-aged children.
Education & Training
Medical School
University of Arizona College of Medicine
Residency
Family Practice, Austin, Texas
Conditions Treated
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Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Stover treats a broad range of acute and chronic conditions. She sees patients for sinus infections, fevers, influenza, broken bones, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and infectious diseases. Her whole-body approach also covers preventive screenings, women's health, gynecological services, and lifestyle coaching.
Yes, Dr. Stover treats patients across the full age spectrum. She sees teenagers, adults, and elderly patients. Multiple patient families have enrolled their entire households under her care, with children as young as 12 noted in patient accounts.
Dr. Stover uses a team partnership model with each patient. She spends time understanding the patient's lifestyle, family situation, and community before building a care plan. She encourages lifestyle modifications as a first tool for reaching health goals, rather than relying solely on medication.
Dr. Stover earned her medical degree at the University of Arizona College of Medicine and completed her residency in Family Practice in Austin, Texas. After residency, she worked in a small hospital outside Austin as a clinician, hospitalist, and Emergency Department provider.
Yes. Dr. Stover spent four years in Australia leading a government health project as a certified lactation consultant. She also practiced emergency care in the West Indies and studied infectious diseases and tropical medicine in Brazil. That international clinical background informs her broad diagnostic perspective.
Dr. Stover holds membership with the American Academy of Family Practice and the American College of Lifestyle Medicine. D. Endowment for Excellence in Primary Care in 1995.
Dr. Stover spends an average of 30 to 45 minutes with patients per visit. Annual physicals run up to 90 minutes. That time lets her review health results in depth, answer questions fully, and discuss actionable next steps.
Yes. Dr. Stover is available to members 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by phone. That availability covers questions about chronic condition management, follow-up on test results, and urgent concerns that arise outside normal business hours.
Doctor profile last updated March 26, 2026