The Hotel Doctor

He had turned bright red, a frightened guest informed me. His search of the internet revealed that this indicated dangerously high blo...

A Chinese caller wanted a medicine to take back home. He gave the name which, through his thick accent, sounded like “desitin,” an ove...

A guest had a flight in a few hours, explained the front desk manager of the Marina Marriott. His wife was ill and needed a doctor’s n...

His client had developed redness over her eyelids. Could I come? As I wrote last time, rashes are easy, and eyelid rashes mostly t...

A woman at a Sunset Strip hotel had seen a doctor for an allergic rash, and now she wasn’t feeling right. Rashes are easy, and her sympt...

If you get sick in a local hotel, you might google “Los Angeles hotel doctor.” My name turns up but only with links to this blog. I don’t ...

A caller from the Airport Hilton asked how much I charged. This is often the first question I hear. If I answer immediately, the g...