Private · Personal · Prevention-first
Direct Primary Care in Beverly Hills.
Unhurried, physician-led primary care designed around your health history, current concerns and long-term goals—with thoughtful prevention, clear follow-through and continuity from one physician who knows your care.
- Board-certified physician
- LGBTQ+ affirming
- Accepting new patients
A clearer care relationship
Primary care that begins with the whole picture.
Your health is not a collection of disconnected appointments, laboratory values and referrals.
Dr. Eric Ingulsrud provides direct primary care in Beverly Hills for patients who want time to be heard, a thoughtful clinical plan and consistent follow-through. Care begins with a detailed understanding of your history, priorities, family risk, medications, lifestyle and current concerns.
From routine care and preventive screening to ongoing condition management and specialty coordination, each decision is considered in context. The result is a more personal relationship and a plan that can evolve as your health changes.
Time to understand.
Appointments leave room for your questions, history and goals—not only the immediate symptom.
A plan you can use.
Recommendations are explained clearly, prioritized thoughtfully and revisited when circumstances change.
Continuity after the visit.
Laboratory results, medication decisions and referrals stay connected to an ongoing care plan.
Less fragmentation.
More informed decisions.
Direct care creates space to connect the details: symptoms with history, laboratory findings with real life, and preventive recommendations with what matters most to you.
When another specialist is needed, Dr. Ingulsrud can help organize the referral, review recommendations and keep the broader plan aligned.
Comprehensive primary care
Care for today—and the years ahead.
The services below reflect common areas of care. Every evaluation, test, medication and referral is based on individual circumstances and clinical need.
Preventive visits
Comprehensive history review, physical examinations, risk discussion and personalized prevention planning.
Routine & chronic care
Evaluation and longitudinal management of common health concerns, guided by your clinical needs.
Screening strategy
Evidence-informed screening plans shaped by age, personal history, family history and individual risk.
Medication & lab review
Thoughtful review of medications, supplements, laboratory findings and monitoring requirements.
Vaccinations & travel
Routine vaccination review and travel planning based on health history, itinerary and anticipated activities.
Pre-operative evaluation
Medical assessment, testing coordination and documentation when requested before an upcoming procedure.
Executive physicals
Focused, comprehensive assessments for patients who value efficiency, context and a clear action plan.
Specialty coordination
Referral support, shared decision-making and follow-through when another clinician's expertise is needed.
Prevention with context
Prevention is personal—not a generic checklist.
Routine preventive care can help identify risks and detect certain problems earlier. The right plan depends on who you are, where you have been and what your health history shows—not on ordering every available test.
History
Personal conditions, family patterns, prior findings and important changes over time.
Current health
Symptoms, medications, vital signs, lifestyle, mental wellbeing and other present-day factors.
Evidence
Current clinical recommendations, test benefits and limitations, and the potential impact of a result.
Your priorities
Your questions, preferences, schedule, values and goals for long-term health and performance.
What to expect
A considered process from first visit to follow-through.
Prepare.
Bring your medication and supplement list, relevant records, recent results and the questions you want answered.
Understand.
Review your history, concerns, risks, priorities and the context behind previous diagnoses or recommendations.
Plan.
Discuss appropriate examinations, testing, treatment, prevention and referrals with clear next steps.
Continue.
Review results, monitor progress and adapt the plan as new information, needs or goals emerge.
Inclusive by design
Primary care that respects the person in front of the physician.
Good primary care requires trust. Dr. Ingulsrud provides an LGBTQ+ affirming, respectful environment where identity, relationships, privacy and personal priorities are treated as essential parts of whole-person care.
The conversation is open, clinically grounded and free from judgment—so you can share what matters and make informed decisions with greater confidence.
Common questions
Direct primary care, explained clearly.
These answers provide general information. Availability, services and clinical recommendations are confirmed individually.
Request an AppointmentWhat is direct primary care?
Direct primary care emphasizes a closer, physician-led relationship with more time for discussion, continuity and proactive planning. At this Beverly Hills practice, recommendations are individualized around each patient's history, risks, concerns and long-term goals.
What services are included in primary care?
Care may include preventive visits, routine and chronic condition management, individualized screening plans, medication and laboratory review, vaccinations, travel health planning, pre-operative evaluations, executive physicals and coordination with specialists. Services are based on clinical need.
How do billing and insurance work?
Payment, insurance and reimbursement arrangements can vary by service. Call the office at (310) 657-6900 before scheduling for current information about fees, documentation and what may be submitted to an insurance plan.
Can Dr. Ingulsrud help manage ongoing health conditions?
Yes. Primary care can include evaluation and ongoing management of many common health concerns, with medication monitoring, laboratory follow-up and specialist collaboration when appropriate. The specific plan depends on the condition and individual needs.
How are preventive screenings selected?
Screening decisions are individualized using factors such as age, personal and family history, prior results, symptoms and other risk factors, together with current evidence-based recommendations.
Do you provide vaccinations and travel health planning?
The practice can review routine vaccination needs and provide travel health planning based on health history, itinerary, trip duration and expected activities. Some vaccines or services may require coordination with another provider.
Is the practice LGBTQ+ affirming?
Yes. The practice provides respectful, inclusive and judgment-free care with attention to privacy, correct names and pronouns, and each patient's individual health priorities.
How do I request a primary care appointment?
Use the New Patients page to submit an appointment request or call the Beverly Hills office at (310) 657-6900. The team will confirm availability and explain the next steps.
Clinical references
Credible guidance for informed primary care.
- CDC: Routine Preventive Care
- USPSTF: Preventive Service Recommendations
- CDC: Adult Immunization Schedule
- CDC Yellow Book: Pre-Travel Consultation
- AHRQ: Primary Care Coordination
Sources are provided for general education. Screening, vaccination, diagnosis and treatment decisions should be made with a qualified clinician based on individual circumstances and current guidance.
Begin thoughtfully
Primary care with time, context and continuity.
Request an appointment and the team will contact you to confirm availability and explain the next steps. Please do not include sensitive medical information in the online request form.
This page is for general informational purposes and does not create a physician–patient relationship or replace individualized medical advice. For a medical emergency, call 911.
Beverly Hills office
Eric Ingulsrud, MD9401 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 515
Beverly Hills, CA 90212
(310) 657‑6900
Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–4:30 PM View on Google Maps ↗