Records · Specialists · Continuity
One physician who sees the whole picture.
Specialist care coordination in Beverly Hills for patients who want their records, recommendations and next steps to make sense together.
- Board-certified physician
- Private Beverly Hills practice
- LGBTQ+ affirming
Connected care
Bring the separate pieces into focus.
A cardiology recommendation, a new prescription, an imaging report and a follow-up appointment may each make sense in isolation. Managing them together can be harder, particularly when you see several specialists or divide your time between cities.
Dr. Ingulsrud provides physician-led care coordination through his Beverly Hills practice. The work begins with understanding your priorities and reviewing the available information. From there, the aim is a clear plan: what needs attention, which clinician is responsible and how the pieces connect to your ongoing primary care.
Individualized care
Continuity through every next step.
The scope depends on your needs, available records and the involvement of your treating clinicians. Coordination supports their work and keeps the broader plan in view.
Outside record review
Bring consultation notes, imaging reports, laboratory results and discharge summaries into the same clinical conversation.
Specialist recommendations
Review what each specialist has advised, where recommendations overlap and which questions remain unresolved.
Medication reconciliation
Compare current prescriptions and supplements across clinicians and clarify discrepancies or questions with the appropriate prescriber.
Referral guidance
Discuss when another specialty evaluation may help and what information would make that consultation more useful.
Transitions in care
Review the plan after a hospital stay, procedure or change in treatment, including the follow-up that still needs to happen.
A practical sequence
Organize the immediate priorities and longer-term follow-up around your health needs and the realities of your schedule.
A considered approach
Your health history should travel with you.
Patients who live between cities or see clinicians in different systems benefit from a coherent medical story. Having a physician connect the available records can help you approach the next appointment with clearer questions and a better understanding of the plan.
What to expect
A clear process, from first conversation through follow-through.
- 01
Identify the questions.
List your current clinicians, the decisions you are facing and the areas that feel disconnected.
- 02
Gather the records.
The team explains how to provide relevant records and any authorizations needed for communication.
- 03
Review together.
Discuss recommendations, medications, pending tests and the responsibilities of each treating clinician.
- 04
Follow the plan.
Clarify what happens next and revisit the plan as new information or recommendations arrive.
Who this may serve
For health needs that span more than one appointment.
- Patients seeing several specialists
- People reconciling new prescriptions or differing recommendations
- Patients following up after a procedure or hospital stay
- Frequent travelers and people who divide time between cities
- People preparing for an executive health or preventive review
Common questions
Specialist Care Coordination, explained clearly.
What does a care coordination visit include?
The visit may include review of records, medications, specialist recommendations, pending tests and follow-up responsibilities. The scope is based on your concerns and the information available.
Will Dr. Ingulsrud replace my specialists?
No. Specialists continue to manage care within their areas of expertise. Primary-care coordination helps connect their recommendations and identify questions that need clarification.
Can I bring records from another health system?
Yes. Ask the team how to send records securely before your appointment. Relevant consultation notes, reports, discharge instructions and a current medication list can help make the review more useful.
Can the practice help after a hospital stay?
You can contact the office to arrange follow-up and review discharge recommendations. The team will explain timing, record needs and whether an office visit is appropriate for the current concern.
Does coordination guarantee a specialist appointment?
No. Specialist availability, insurance requirements and scheduling are controlled by the receiving practice or health system. The goal is thoughtful guidance, communication and follow-through.
Is this useful if I live in more than one city?
It can be helpful when records and clinicians are spread across locations. The team can discuss what coordination is feasible. Medical treatment while you are outside California depends on your location, clinical needs and applicable requirements.
Clinical references
Credible guidance for informed decisions.
Sources are provided for general education. Screening, diagnosis, medication and treatment decisions should be made with a qualified clinician based on individual circumstances and current guidance.
Begin the conversation
Private care with more time, context and continuity.
Request an appointment and the practice team will confirm availability and explain the next step. Please do not include sensitive medical information in the online form.
This page is for general informational purposes and does not create a physician–patient relationship or replace individualized medical advice. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.