Professional Staff

Bill Glatt, MD, is affectionately known as the “Hugging Doc.”  He currently is the Medical Director of the Chemical Dependency Services at Mills-Peninsula Hospital, having served in this role since 1981.  He has written and lectured on the “Healing Power of Love” and “Hugging and the Immune System.”  Dr. Glatt was Chairman of the Department of Internal Medicine at Mills-Peninsula Hospital for four years.  He is an active member of the ASAM Public Policy Committee.  ASAM Certified:  1986.  ASAM Recertified:  1996. Elected a Fellow of the American Society of Addiction Medicine: 2001.

Bert Solomon, MD is the founding physician of our medical practice.  Aside from being certified in Internal Medicine and Addiction Medicine, Bert was Chairman of the Department of Internal Medicine and Chief of Staff at Mills-Peninsula Hospitals in Burlingame.  ASAM certified: 1991.

Irv Stern, MD combines his practice of Internal Medicine and Addiction Medicine in the same balance as his love and preservation of our planet.  He is our ecological and environmental leader. He practices the active life style that he recommends, enjoying day hiking, backpacking and cross-country skiing.  ASAM certified: 1991.

 

Daniel Glatt, MD MPH, is board certified in Internal Medicine in 1996 and recertified in 2008. He was certified in Addiction Medicine in 2001 by ASAM.  He served seven years on active duty as a physician in the U.S. Navy from 1992-1999.  He completed two years of specialty training in Addiction Medicine at the San Francisco VA Medical Center.  In addition to his medical degree, from New York Medical College, he earned a Masters in Public Health (MPH) from Harvard University.  ASAM certified: 2001.

Ann Strain, P.A.C. our Physician Assistant, (P.A.), is referred to as “Dr. Ann” by many of our patients.  She has worked in our office since completing her P.A. training at Stanford University in 1994.  In addition to treating patients in Internal Medicine, she has a special interest in treating patients with Eating Disorders. (SF Chronicle).  She is bilingual in Spanish and does most of the well-women exams in our office.