Cheryl BryantBruce, MD, a Concierge Physician with Elite Personal Physician Services

Apr 28, 2023


Get to know Concierge Physician Dr. Cheryl BryantBruce, who serves patients in Oakland, California.


New York City, New York Apr 28, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Dr. BryantBruce is passionately known as "The Celebrity Doc" and "The Warrior Queen". She is President/CEO and Medical Director of Cheryl BryantBruce, M.D. aka, Elite Personal Physician Services in Oakland, California.

A concierge physician who specializes in integrative wellness management and longevity medicine, Dr. BryantBruce empowers people to thrive in ultimate success and life fulfillment by enabling people to invest in themselves. She is also a mental health and wellness expert for A-List celebrities and other wealthy, prominent individuals & a midlife mastery expert. 

Practicing integrative medicine, Dr. BryantBruce combines traditional western medicine with a variety of alternative modalities, using a holistic approach. The core of her medical management is based on nutrition and fitness in a lifestyle medicine paradigm. She incorporates live visits in conjunction with a telemedicine platform. Although based in California, she is operationally mobile, traveling to and with her clients, including international destinations. She does house calls, office calls, on location calls, etc., offering personalized service to her clients 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

"Why do I do what I do? Because I have a sincere desire to change the world...And a real belief that it can be changed and that I can be an instrument of that change. I do believe in a world where we can all march to the beat of a different drummer, yet dance together to the same tunes. I believe all races, all ages, all religions, all sexual preferences, all political preferences, all genders, and all abilities can unite together under the banner of our similarities rather than be torn asunder by our incessant focus on the divisiveness of our differences. I believe, if I can help people find their way to a life of balanced abundance, no matter what their situation or position in life, each will be too busy living inside of their own positivity to dwell on negativity. Such positivity IS contagious and soon the whole world will be infected. Why? Because I BELIEVE!" according to her vision statement. 

A 1989 graduate of the Tufts University School of Medicine, Dr. BryantBruce completed her family practice internship at Womack Army Community Hospital in Fort Bragg, North Carolina. After serving a five-year tour in the army, during the Gulf War era, she completed her residency at Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia, where she received the Faculty Award for Outstanding Achievement. 

During that time, Dr. BryantBruce founded her non-profit The Gregory Center for Exceptional Children and Families, Inc. Both the Clinton and Bush administrations recognized her expertise as an advocate for people with disabilities and chronic diseases with invitations to serve on their advisory committees.

Having been recognized in Time Magazine's "100 Most Influential People in the World", Dr. BryantBruce is a gifted international speaker and author, who travels the world over. She serves as the Physician Liaison to the HealthCare Provider Network Alliance, a collective of health care providers working together, using health metrics, nutritional therapies and public education, to change lives by health optimization.

Concierge medicine, also known as retainer medicine, is a relationship between a patient and a primary care physician in which the patient pays an annual fee or retainer. In exchange for the retainer, doctors agree to provide enhanced care, including commitments to ensure adequate time and availability for each patient.

In 2017, the International Association of HealthCare Professionals named Dr. BryantBruce a "Leading Physician of the World' and Top Family Physician in Oakland, California. 2017 also bestowed upon her the honor of serving as a United Nations delegate and featured speaker for San Francisco at the Women's Entrepreneurial Day (WED) and as the team physician for Golden State Warriors' Draymond Green's Grind Week.

A forward-thinking entrepreneur, Dr. BryantBruce was jointly selected by Concierge Medicine Today and Town and Country Magazine as one of the top concierge doctors. Additionally, she has been selected by the Consumers' Research Council of America as one of America's Top Family Physicians for five consecutive years, has received Patients' Choice Awards and Most Compassionate Physician Awards, and has been recognized in Private Clubs magazine as "one of the top luxury services in the world!" 

Representing Elite, as one of the top concierge medicine brands, Dr. BryantBruce has appeared on numerous television programs, including CNN, The Doctors, and Access Hollywood. She even represented concierge medicine as a guest on NPR, weighing in on the Health Care Reform debates. 

Development of her own media branch, TheCelebrityDoc.com, allowed Dr. BryantBruce a means of entertaining and educating the public on anything and everything health related. She also had a presence in print media with a column in both Celeb Life, Celeb Staff, and Luxe Life magazines, along with having penned numerous blogs on SCRIBD, WordPress, and numerous other blog sites. She additionally served on the advisory board for Private Wealth Magazine.

Balancing her medical career with a dual career in entertainment, Dr. BryantBruce is passionate about dance, acting, and singing and is an accomplished musician and artist. She has four adult children and a dog named Cookie. She shares her life with her fiancé, Oakland Business owner, Mr. Ruben Flores of A1 Spring Service Company.

Learn More about Dr. Cheryl BryantBruce:
Through her findatopdoc profile, https://www.findatopdoc.com/doctor/82735341-Cheryl-BryantBruce-Family-Practitioner or through her website, https://thecelebritydoc.net/about-dr-cheryl/ 

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