Dr. Steven WoolMD, FACP

Dr. Wool practices internal medicine, family medicine, and geriatric medicine. He holds board certification in Internal Medicine and brings decades of training across all three areas. Patients of a wide age range, including older adults with complex needs, fit well within his clinical scope.

Dr. Wool has been in private practice in primary care in Tucson since 1985. That spans four decades of continuous community-based medicine. His long tenure gives him deep familiarity with the local health landscape and specialist network.

Yes, Dr. Wool holds board certification in Internal Medicine. He also earned fellowship status in the American College of Physicians, designated by the FACP credential after his name.

Dr. Wool graduated from Duke University College of Medicine. He also brings extensive training and clinical experience in Family Medicine and Geriatrics beyond his internal medicine foundation.

Dr. Wool served as Chief of Medicine at Tucson Medical Center from 2005 to 2009. He also served on clinical staff at Tucson Medical Center and in the Department of Medicine at the University of Arizona.

Dr. Wool identified the need for a stronger provider-patient partnership model and launched his membership practice in 2010. He built it to maximize accessibility, clinical competence, and communication. The goal was to remove barriers between patients and their provider that traditional practice structures create.

Yes, Dr. Wool has extensive training and experience in geriatric medicine. He regularly cares for older adults managing complex, chronic, or age-related conditions. His long career in Tucson primary care includes decades of geriatric patient relationships.

Dr. Wool centers his care on the belief that optimal health is a journey, not a single office visit. He prioritizes building genuine relationships with patients. His model combines personalized evidence-based medicine with current technology and community health resources.