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Kevin Chan, DO, MS, FASA, is the family medicine physician at Pineapple Health / Rejenesis in Phoenix and has

been providing expert care for more than 20 years. He is an integrative and holistic physician who focuses on

total health and preventive care.

Dr. Chan has devoted the next phase of his medical career to providing comprehensive care for a smaller group

of patients, who want to achieve the best possible health through the next decades of their lives. There is good

scientific documentation that preventive medicine and attention to wellness can lead to longer, more active and

vigorous lives.

Dr. Chan integrates traditional cultural wisdom with modern medical science, creating a truly holistic approach

that focuses on diet, exercise, nutrition, and stress management. Together, with his patients, Dr. Chan strives for a

proactive approach to keeping his patients healthy in the new paradigm of Integrative Age Management Medicine

and Preventive Lipidology in the context of Classical Chinese Medicine that is deeply rooted in the strategic

philosophy of Sun Tzu. He dedicates his skills, knowledge, and years of experience in medicine to his patients

quest for optimum health and happiness. He addresses patients as a whole person, not just as an isolated set of

symptoms. He takes the time to listen to patients history and looks at the interactions among genetic,

environmental, and lifestyle factors that can affect long-term health and cause complex, chronic disorders. Every

year he will perform a thorough integrative cardiometabolic-focused physical to establish a health baseline and

medical goals for a wellness program.

Dr. Chan holds an undergraduate degree in neural science from Brown University and a master’s degree in

physiology from the University of Maryland, Baltimore. After obtaining his doctor of osteopathic medicine degree

from New York College of Osteopathic Medicine, Dr. Chan completed his residency in family medicine, as well

as a fellowship in occupational and environmental medicine at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City.

Since starting his medical career in 1999, and relocating to Phoenix in 2006, Dr. Chan has had the privilege of

caring for many patients and their families. He considers it an honor that he is able to help his patients and share

in their quest for a healthy active life.