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Steven Abelowitz, MD, FAAP

Pediatrician | Physician Leader | Advocate for Independent Medicine

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Category(ies): Pediatrics | Physician

Dr. Steven Abelowitz is a pediatrician with over 30 years of clinical experience and Medical Director of Ocean Pediatrics, a physician-led, multi-office practice in California. He has built and led high-performing pediatric groups focused on prevention, early intervention, and exceptional patient experience. A graduate of the Hebrew University School of Medicine with residency training at UC Irvine, Dr. Abelowitz has been recognized among Orange County’s Top Doctors and is a national voice on preserving physician-led care. Learn more at ocean-pediatrics.com.

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Physician-led care. Independent thinking. Patients first—always. Building better medicine by empowering physicians, not replacing them.

Steven Abelowitz, MD, FAAP

Physician-led care. Independent thinking. Patients first—always. Building better medicine by empowering physicians, not replacing them.

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