Adrianne Lee-Rodriguez, MD
I care for adults through every season of life: the everyday questions, the preventive care, the chronic conditions, and the conversations that deserve more than a few distracted minutes. I have a special interest in women's health, and I have built my practice to be a place where every patient feels seen, safe, and unhurried.
- Undergraduate
- B.A., Economics, minor in Art History, University of California, Berkeley
- Medical school
- M.D., Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
- Residency
- Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente Woodland Hills, a UCLA-affiliated residency (Chief Resident, 2022 to 2023)
- Board certification
- American Board of Family Medicine
- Languages
- English and Korean (한국어 진료 가능)
Why VillageCare exists.
Medical school, residency, and years in traditional medicine taught me invaluable skills. They also showed me what has been lost. Somewhere along the way, primary care became a series of checklists, and the checklists crowded out the most important part: the relationship between a doctor and her patient.
I learned something they do not teach in medical school: financial harm can harm patients, too. I am a problem-solver by nature, so I built VillageCare to fix these problems, for my patients and for me.
VillageCare is primary care as it was originally intended: a doctor who knows you best, with the time and the freedom to take care of you.
Common sense, honest prices, a real advocate.
Common sense, mostly.
If you've taken a half day off work to see me, let's make it count: your questions, and real conversation about your life and health. I'll treat you inside and out.
Honest prices, always.
You'll know what things cost before you say yes. No surprise bills, no mystery fees, and when you need labs, imaging, or specialty care out in the wider system, I'll help you find the fair price.
An advocate, not just a PCP.
The medical system is complicated. You shouldn't have to navigate it alone, and with me, you won't.
You'll find me on a trail.
Hiking and camping
Resetting in nature is my medicine. I recently completed the Tour du Mont Blanc, a 100-mile trek through the Alps.
An aspiring jigsaw champion
I'm an aspiring competitive jigsaw puzzler. My husband built me an app to log every puzzle I finish, and one day I plan to compete in the national championships.
Two dogs in charge
At home, I answer to a dachshund and a cattle dog, who are both firmly convinced they run the household.
Let's get to know each other.
The best way to know if VillageCare is right for you is to simply talk. I offer a free meet-and-greet: no pressure, no commitment, just a conversation.