Deborah Lee, D.O.,
has lived in various cities along the West coast of the US and in
Taipei. Encinitas was her home until moving away for undergraduate
school at UC Berkeley and then attending Osteopathic medical school at
Touro University - CA. She followed her passions for continuity of care
and underserved community medicine, which led her to return for a Family
Medicine Residency at Family Health Centers of San Diego and now a geriatrics fellowship at UC San Diego. She hopes to
continue to serve the community as a Geriatrician. For fun, she enjoys
cooking healthy recipes, staying active (tennis, yoga and hiking) and
listening to podcasts.
Herbert B. Rosenbaum, M.D.,
is a proud native of San Antonio, Texas. He graduated from The George
Washington University in Washington, D.C., completed medical school at
The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, and completed his Family Medicine Residency at Banner/University of Arizona
College of Medicine - Phoenix. His areas of interest in geriatrics
include preventive and primary geriatric care, geriatric healthcare
delivery model innovation, ethnogeriatrics, hospice and end-of-life
care, and healthcare equity improvement across diverse populations -
particularly the Latinx and LGBTQ+ communities. Over the years, Dr.
Rosenbaum has lobbied numerous elected officials locally and nationwide
about issues in geriatrics and healthcare in general, and he is eager to
bring his enthusiasm for political advocacy to San Diego! He enjoys
traveling to new places worldwide, food and cooking, listening to music,
writing poetry, learning new languages, dancing, hiking, animals
(especially dogs), local art scenes, and trying out new coffee shops or
breweries.
After graduating medical school at Western University of Health Sciences, Yuichiro Sato, D.O.,
completed his Family Medicine Residency at Texas Tech University in El
Paso, Texas. His interests include aging-related research, medication
deprescribing education, and end-of-life care. On days off, he enjoys
watching movies, trying new cuisines, dancing, drawing, and exploring
new places. He studied at UC San Diego for undergraduate and graduate
school, and is excited to have returned to serve the San Diego community
and its geriatric population.