I’m Dr. Tina Pariani, a board-certified physician in Internal Medicine with Fellowship training in Geriatric Medicine and over 15 years of experience. My clinical approach combines evidence-based medicine with a whole-person perspective, helping patients manage chronic conditions, preserve independence and maintain the highest possible quality of life. I’m passionate about guiding patients toward healthy aging through prevention, lifestyle support, and thoughtful medical care.

What to expect in our visits together

Our sessions are collaborative, thoughtful, and focused on what matters most to you. We’ll take time to understand your health goals, review your medical concerns, and develop a personalized plan that supports healthy aging, independence, and overall well-being. My approach combines evidence-based medicine with practical lifestyle strategies—including stress management, movement, and other wellness practices—to support long-term health and vitality.

Years of experience

15 years of experience

Education

• Integrative Ayurveda - University of California San Francisco, in progress completion 8/2026
• Geriatric Medicine Fellowship – Baylor College of Medicine
• Internal Medicine Residency – Weill Medical College of Cornell University / The Methodist Hospital
• Internal Medicine Internship – University of Texas Health Science Center
• Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine – University of North Texas Health Science Center
• Certifications
• Diplomate American Board of Obesity Medicine
• Diplomate American Board of Internal Medicine

Languages

English, Hindi / Urdu, Sindhi, Medical Spanish

Specialties

Healthy aging, Geriatric medicine, chronic disease management, preventive medicine, lifestyle medicine, wellness medicine, stress management, mind-body wellness, cognitive health, functional health in aging, traditional & holistic health approaches

Healthy aging tip

Healthy aging isn’t about avoiding every illness—it’s about maintaining strength, resilience, connection and caring for both the body and the mind. Stay active, stay connected, and manage stress—these three habits can have a powerful impact on your physical health, brain health, and overall quality of life as you age. I am looking forward to helping you reach your healthcare goals!