Dr. Weston James Welker has 45 years of experience in the field of internal medicine, specializing in geriatrics and chronic disease management. He has been practicing at Hill Hospital of York, where he has earned a reputation for providing high-quality care to elderly patients and those managing long-term health conditions. Dr. Welker emphasizes preventive care and is passionate about improving the quality of life for his patients through education, early intervention, and effective management of chronic diseases such as diabetes and heart disease.
University of Birmingham Dubai · Doctor of Medicine (MD) · Year: 1995
Registration No. 98765 · Argentine Medical Association (Asociación Médica Argentina - AMA) - AMA Argentina · 1995
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Dr. Welker has participated in research projects focusing on aging, geriatrics, and the management of chronic diseases. His work has been published in medical journals, and he has contributed to multiple studies aimed at improving care for the elderly population.
Lifetime Achievement in Geriatrics, 2020
Top Internal Medicine Provider in York, 2015
Excellence in Chronic Disease Management, 2010
Educated at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, with a residency in Family Medicine with the U. S. Army, Dr. Welker has had over 30 years of experience with office based family medical concerns, as well as Emergency Room procedures to take care of those major problems of life that cannot be cared for in the office. He sees all patients from infancy to the geriatric population, to bring the care of the many, under the umbrella of family medical care. Wound care therapy rounds out his busy primary care work.
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