Concierge Medicine
A Personal Physician in Beverly Hills for Traveling Professionals and Bi-Coastal Patients
See how a personal physician in Beverly Hills supports traveling professionals with preventive care, travel planning and coordinated follow-up.

A personal physician in Beverly Hills can give traveling professionals and bi-coastal patients something that is otherwise difficult to maintain: one coherent view of their health. When life moves between cities, medical records, prescriptions, screenings and specialist recommendations can easily become scattered.
Eric Ingulsrud, MD provides private, physician-led concierge care for patients who want greater continuity, thoughtful prevention and clear follow-through. His Beverly Hills practice is especially well suited to executives, founders, creatives, public-facing professionals and others whose work or personal lives extend across more than one city.
The goal is not to pretend every need can be handled from Los Angeles. It is to create an informed home base—a physician relationship that keeps the larger picture visible and helps the patient plan ahead.
A mobile life should not require a fragmented health history. The right physician relationship keeps the context, priorities and next steps connected.
Why frequent travel can fragment medical care
A patient who divides time between Beverly Hills and New York, London, Miami, San Francisco or another city may interact with several health systems. One office orders laboratory testing. A specialist changes a medication. An urgent care visit generates a separate record. Refills are due while the patient is away. Over time, no single clinician may see how those decisions fit together.
Travel itself also changes the clinical context. Time-zone shifts can affect sleep and medication timing. International itineraries can introduce vaccine or destination-specific considerations. Long flights may matter for certain health conditions. Sexual health, mental wellbeing and substance use can also change while traveling and deserve the same respectful, individualized attention as any other aspect of health.
One medical narrative
Outside records, results and specialist recommendations can be reviewed in the context of an ongoing physician relationship.
Earlier planning
Vaccinations, refills, screening and follow-up can be considered before a demanding trip or extended stay.
Clear priorities
A central physician can help separate what needs prompt attention from what can be addressed methodically.
Better continuity
New concerns can be evaluated against a history, risk profile and long-term plan the physician already knows.
What a personal physician can coordinate
For a patient with a complex schedule, concierge primary care can function as the organizing center of care. The exact plan depends on medical need, but the relationship may connect routine primary care with travel planning, preventive screening, prescription review and specialty follow-through.
A connected care plan may include
- Annual and executive physicals
- Preventive screening review
- Medication and supplement reconciliation
- Laboratory trend review
- Itinerary and vaccination review
- Sexual health and HIV prevention
- Pre-operative medical clearance
- Specialist recommendation review
- Follow-up after urgent or hospital care
- Long-term health planning
Dr. Ingulsrud’s concierge primary care in Beverly Hills includes annual and executive physicals, preventive screening, laboratory and medication review, travel medicine and specialty coordination. Every evaluation is individualized; availability and the appropriate setting for care are confirmed case by case.
A medical home base—not a replacement for local care
A Beverly Hills physician can help organize records, review recommendations and prepare for time away, but geography and licensing still matter. Virtual care may be available when clinically appropriate and legally permitted. Emergencies and some new or complex symptoms require in-person evaluation where the patient is physically located.
That boundary is a strength, not a limitation. Good coordination means recognizing which questions can be handled through an established relationship, which require a local clinician or specialist and which require immediate emergency care. A personal physician helps make that pathway clearer.
Preventive and travel planning before departure
International travel is most useful to discuss before the calendar becomes urgent. The CDC Yellow Book’s pre-travel guidance recommends an individualized risk assessment informed by the traveler’s health history, itinerary, trip duration, purpose and planned activities. Vaccines, medication planning and destination-specific risks can then be considered in that context.
CDC Travelers’ Health advises scheduling a travel-health visit at least one month before departure when possible. Earlier planning can leave time for vaccine series, medication changes or specialist input. A last-minute traveler should still seek advice; the available plan may simply be different.
Share the full itinerary.
Countries, regions, layovers, timing, accommodations and planned activities can all change health recommendations.
Review the health baseline.
Bring a current medication list, allergies, vaccine history, relevant diagnoses and recent specialist recommendations.
Plan for continuity.
Discuss sufficient medication supply, documentation, timing across time zones and what to do if care is needed away.
Reconnect after travel.
New symptoms, exposures, urgent-care visits or medication changes should be folded back into the ongoing record.
Bi-coastal care for demanding schedules
For someone moving regularly between Beverly Hills and New York, continuity often depends less on a single appointment than on what happens between appointments. Are outside results received? Has the specialist’s recommendation been reconciled with current medication? Is the next screening due while the patient is traveling? Who is keeping track of the plan?
An executive or prevention-focused health review can establish priorities, but longitudinal care gives those priorities traction. When a patient returns to Beverly Hills, the conversation does not need to begin from zero. For a deeper destination-planning guide, read travel medicine in Beverly Hills.
Private physician care in Beverly Hills for global lives
Patients searching for a personal physician in Beverly Hills often want more than convenience. They want discretion, an informed clinical relationship and a practical way to keep health decisions organized around a life that rarely stands still.
Dr. Ingulsrud’s practice is located at 9401 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 515, Beverly Hills, CA 90212, serving Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Century City, Bel Air and Greater Los Angeles as well as patients who travel frequently or divide their time between cities.
A steadier point of contact
Keep your care connected wherever life takes you.
Begin with a private conversation about your health priorities, travel pattern and what better continuity would look like.
Clinical and travel-health references
- CDCThe pre-travel consultation↗
- CDCTravelers’ Health destinations and notices↗
- CDCTravelers’ Health frequently asked questions↗
This article provides general information and does not create a physician–patient relationship or replace individualized medical or travel advice. The ability to provide care while a patient is outside California depends on the circumstances, clinical appropriateness and applicable law. For an emergency, call local emergency services.
