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Kendall Stone, MD

Physician, Entrepreneur, Life-Long Learner

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Category(ies): Internal Medicine | Physician

Dr. Kendall Stone is a highly regarded board-certified internal medicine physician dedicated to promoting lifestyle medicine, preventative care and health education.

With a goal to deliver accessible and affordable healthcare to adults in Denver, she prioritizes building a strong doctor-patient relationship from the start. By having a patient panel size 90% smaller than traditional primary care providers, she is able to spend more time with her patients. Dr. Stone actively collaborates with individuals, addressing lifestyle factors including nutrition, physical activity, sleep, and stress reduction in conjunction with the tools and treatments offered by western medicine. By integrating these approaches, she empowers her patients to reach their full potential.

Dr. Stone, a Virginia native, obtained her Medical Degree from George Washington University School of Medicine in 2016 and completed her Internal Medicine Residency at the University of Virginia. She now offers medical weight loss membership.

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