Daniella Ostrovsky, M.D. has joined MSPB as a Primary Care Physician. She is Board Certified in Internal Medicine.

Razan Alif, M.D. is Board Certified in Internal Medicine.

Dr. Eric Weiner, Medical Director for MSPB, was featured in a COVID-19 article for the Palm Beach Post.

Medical Specialists of the Palm Beaches, Inc. (MSPB) leadership is actively communicating with the Florida Department of Health (FDOH)...

The MSPB Patient Portal is an online service that provides MSPB patients secure access to their health information.

“I’ll start tomorrow” is a popular phrase for so many of us when we know we need to make a positive change.

Congratulations Dr. James Heron, Dr. Paul Lin, and Dr. Cassandra Mateo on recently being named Top Doctors for 2020 by Palm Beach Illustrat

What is the 2019 Coronavirus?

Casey Waters has been named Chief Executive Officer of Medical Specialists of the Palm Beaches, Inc. (“MSPB”). Waters served as Chief Oper

Are you getting enough fiber each day? With so many fast foods and processed foods in America, most adult Americans don’t get the fiber...

When combined with proper nutrition, regular exercise has a profound effect on our health. Physical activity has been proven to reduce...

Non-meat burgers have become very popular. People are drawn to these foods because they are trying to reduce their consumption of red meat.

Do you start your day feeling happy and positive about life? Scientific research is showing us that positive thoughts and emotional states h

Finish this Year Strong At the first of the year many of us create a list of health and wellness goals that we want to accomplish.

You don’t have to scrupulously count calories or become obsessive about your diet to lower your risk of heart attack and stroke.

Technology is supposed to make life easier and help us accomplish tasks more quickly, but for many, today’s technological advances have on

As we age, the type of fitness routines our bodies can endure also change. If you’re 50 and older, it’s time to do exercises that will kee

Unless you are a hermit, live in a bubble, or plan to stay in the woods alone from October through March, you are susceptible to the flu.