The Hotel Doctor

A Brazilian traveler had left her medication at home. Could I drive to Hermosa Beach and write some prescriptions? The caller was the gues...

A guest at the Doubletree had run out of insulin. I could have made a housecall, written a prescription, and a pharmacist would have f...

A call arrived as I was eating dinner at the home of friends. A gentleman at the Biltmore needed a doctor. The meal was ending, so I t...

At one point years ago, I had to discard half a dozen bottles of antibiotic eye drops when they reached their expiration date. I c...

A travel insurer asked me to see a lady in Mission Hills complaining of high blood pressure. I drove off confident that this wasn’...

A least they’re cheap for common problems your doctor encounters in the office which are the same as I see in hotels. Here are examples ...

An Austrian lady had left home without her medication. Could I come and write some prescriptions? These requests arrive regularly. I...

A few years ago, Quantas abruptly cancelled flights after an engine exploded. Other airlines followed. Passengers were stuck in hote...

When guests ask my fee, I tell them and then steer the conversation to their problem. Half the time, they don’t need a visit. If so, the...

Would I see a lady at the Airport Hilton with an eye problem? I asked the dispatcher from Amerilink, a travel insurance agency, for ...

“A guest at the Century Plaza wants his Adderall refilled. Can you go?” asked someone from the office of a local concierge doctor. “I ...