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Highland Park Concierge Medicine

Dallas · Concierge internal medicine practice with an aesthetics line

Highland Park Concierge Medicine is a one-physician concierge internal medicine practice on Oak Lawn Avenue, led by Dr. Rachel Boram Park. An annual membership centers on around-the-clock access and an annual executive physical: EKG, blood work, vitamin and hormone levels, imaging and a cognitive assessment. Botox and fillers sit alongside. People come here for a whole-body baseline and hormones and energy.

Rachel Boram Park, M.D.
Who you would see Rachel Boram Park, M.D.
Where3607 Oak Lawn Avenue, Suite 270, Dallas, TX 75219

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Part of Methodist Dallas Medical Center; Baylor Scott & White Medical Center, Plano
Rachel Boram Park, M.D.
Founder and physician

Rachel Boram Park, M.D.

Board certified in Internal Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine, with advanced training in Botox, Voluma and Juvederm.

Concierge internal medicine for adults, weight management and aesthetic procedures

Medical schoolNorthwestern University, M.D., Honors Program in Medical Education, 2009
ResidencyBrown University, Internal Medicine, 2012
Certification"Internal Medicine - American Board of Internal Medicine", plus "Advanced training in Botox, Voluma, and Juvederm".
Hospital affiliationsMethodist Dallas Medical Center and Baylor Scott & White Medical Center, Plano, as listed by the clinic.
Prior roles"Prior to founding Highland Park Concierge Medicine, Dr. Park was as an internal medicine physician at Methodist, Baylor, and UT Southwestern."
UndergraduateNorthwestern University, B.S., Honors Program in Medical Education, 2005
Recognition"D Magazine's Best Doctors in Dallas" and "D Magazine's Best Doctors in Collin County", as the clinic lists them.
Languages"Fluent in English, Korean, Mandarin, and Cantonese"
Clinical focusAdults and their internal organs, "comprehensive approach to disease management with the ability to synthesize multiple specialists' opinions", and the "ability to diagnosis rare and difficult conditions for patients who have been unable to find a cause for their ailments".

Care at Highland Park Concierge Medicine

What people come here for, the kinds of care Highland Park Concierge Medicine offers, and its specific tests and services.

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Health goals

What people come here for

Whole-body baselineBrain & cognitionHormones & energyNutrient status & deficienciesStrength, fitness & body compositionSkin, hair & aesthetics
Care categories

Kinds of care

Advanced laboratory testing & biomarkers Fitness, strength & body-composition assessment Brain & cognitive assessment Preventive screening & executive assessment Aesthetic & skin care Lifestyle & performance planning Programs & care formats
Specific services

Tests and services

Botox & fillers
Injectable wrinkle and volume treatments.
Electrocardiogram
Records the heart's electrical rhythm.
Executive physical
An in-depth exam compressed into 1–2 days.
Health & nutrition coaching
Ongoing behavior, nutrition and training guidance.
Hormone panel
Measures sex hormones, thyroid and adrenals.
Longevity membership
Ongoing physician care with labs, reviews and a plan, billed annually/monthly.
Micronutrient testing
Measures vitamin and mineral levels, some inside the cell rather than in serum.
Neurocognitive testing
Baselines memory, attention and processing speed.
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ImagingAnti-aging program

Practical information

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Location3607 Oak Lawn Avenue, Suite 270, Dallas, TX 75219
Phone214-375-6262

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