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Patrick Reed earned his certification to practice as a Physician Assistant (PA-C) after graduating from the University of Washington PA program in 2012. After living in Spokane for the last 16 years, he was fortunate to be able to stay in the local area after graduating. He has been active in several areas of medical care including with older adults with complex heart disease, people with multiple medical disorders in internal medicine and family medicine, and most recently with kids, teens, and young adults with diabetes. Patrick grew up in Kennewick, Washington, attended the UofI where he got a music degree in 2003 while finishing his pre-medicine classwork. Patrick has been involved in the diabetes camping community for over 25 years in the Spokane and North Idaho area, time mostly counseling kids with diabetes, but also sitting on the board of directors for several years, as a program director for Camp STIX, and as a counselor and on the staff of directors at Joslin Camp in Boston.

Veena Watwe, MD, is a board-certified endocrinologist and diabetes and metabolism physician at the Endocrine and Psychiatry Center in Houston, Texas. She specializes in endocrine, lipids, and thyroid conditions and is passionate about enabling patients to obtain optimal health.

Dr. Watwe began her education while living in India and earned a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degree at BJ Medical College Poona University in Pune, India. She then relocated to the United States to complete an internal medicine internship and residency at the University at Buffalo - Erie County Medical Center in Buffalo, New York. Dr. Watwe also fulfilled an endocrinology and diabetes and metabolism fellowship at Wayne State University School of Medicine in Detroit, Michigan.

 

A member of the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists, Dr. Watwe has also published articles in industry journals including Chest and the American Journal of Clinical Oncology.

 

Dr. Watwe sees patients ages 18 and up in the Huffmeister office in Houston, Texas. Use the online booking tool to schedule or call for an appointment.

Her areas of interest are treating Diabetes mellitus, Thyroid disorders, parathyroid disorders, osteoporosis, pituitary disorders, adrenal disorders transgender patients

Veena Watwe, MD, is a board-certified endocrinologist and diabetes and metabolism physician at the Endocrine and Psychiatry Center in Houston, Texas. She specializes in endocrine, lipids, and thyroid conditions and is passionate about enabling patients to obtain optimal health.

Dr. Watwe began her education while living in India and earned a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degree at BJ Medical College Poona University in Pune, India. She then relocated to the United States to complete an internal medicine internship and residency at the University at Buffalo - Erie County Medical Center in Buffalo, New York. Dr. Watwe also fulfilled an endocrinology and diabetes and metabolism fellowship at Wayne State University School of Medicine in Detroit, Michigan.

 

A member of the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists, Dr. Watwe has also published articles in industry journals including Chest and the American Journal of Clinical Oncology.

 

Dr. Watwe sees patients ages 18 and up in the Huffmeister office in Houston, Texas. Use the online booking tool to schedule or call for an appointment.

Her areas of interest are treating Diabetes mellitus, Thyroid disorders, parathyroid disorders, osteoporosis, pituitary disorders, adrenal disorders transgender patients

Rakesh Patel, DO, is a highly-skilled, board-certified endocrinologist at the Endocrine and Psychiatry Center in Katy and Houston, Texas. Dr. Patel loves to care for patients, especially those with complicated cases. 

 

Dr. Patel graduated from Houston Baptist University in Texas with his bachelor’s in biology and mathematics. He later studied osteopathic medicine at the University of North Texas Health Science Center and continued to his internship and residency at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston. Dr. Patel remained there for his fellowship in endocrinology, diabetes, and metabolism.

 

Patients come to Dr. Patel for a variety of reasons due to his exceptional reputation. He has found success in caring for Type 1 and 2 Diabetes patients, patients with non-specific symptoms of weight gain and fatigue, and other endocrinological conditions to help them get their lives back on track. The reason he gets these challenging conditions under control is that he takes the time to listen to each and every patient. Dr. Patel truly believes in the quote: “If you listen to your patient long enough, they will tell you what is wrong.” He loves solving complex mysteries.

 

Dr. Patel has been practicing medicine since 2003 and is the proud owner and founder of the Endocrine and Psychiatry Center. His staff is renowned for their caring demeanor, and the office boasts a family atmosphere. 

 

Dr. Patel loves technology, developing medical recordkeeping software in the past and currently developing applications for better patient care at a reduced cost. When not at the office, Dr. Patel loves to spend time with his three kids. He loves photography and travel. You may even catch some of his photographs on the office’s walls. Dr. Patel is a proud Texan football fan who enjoys watching movies – but not playing golf. Dr. Patel loves sarcasm and humor, so if you are looking for a serious, boring endocrinologist, please do not see Dr. Patel. 

Rakesh Patel, DO, is a highly-skilled, board-certified endocrinologist at the Endocrine and Psychiatry Center in Katy and Houston, Texas. Dr. Patel loves to care for patients, especially those with complicated cases. 

 

Dr. Patel graduated from Houston Baptist University in Texas with his bachelor’s in biology and mathematics. He later studied osteopathic medicine at the University of North Texas Health Science Center and continued to his internship and residency at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston. Dr. Patel remained there for his fellowship in endocrinology, diabetes, and metabolism.

 

Patients come to Dr. Patel for a variety of reasons due to his exceptional reputation. He has found success in caring for Type 1 and 2 Diabetes patients, patients with non-specific symptoms of weight gain and fatigue, and other endocrinological conditions to help them get their lives back on track. The reason he gets these challenging conditions under control is that he takes the time to listen to each and every patient. Dr. Patel truly believes in the quote: “If you listen to your patient long enough, they will tell you what is wrong.” He loves solving complex mysteries.

 

Dr. Patel has been practicing medicine since 2003 and is the proud owner and founder of the Endocrine and Psychiatry Center. His staff is renowned for their caring demeanor, and the office boasts a family atmosphere. 

 

Dr. Patel loves technology, developing medical recordkeeping software in the past and currently developing applications for better patient care at a reduced cost. When not at the office, Dr. Patel loves to spend time with his three kids. He loves photography and travel. You may even catch some of his photographs on the office’s walls. Dr. Patel is a proud Texan football fan who enjoys watching movies – but not playing golf. Dr. Patel loves sarcasm and humor, so if you are looking for a serious, boring endocrinologist, please do not see Dr. Patel. 

Preeya Raghu, MD, brings more than 15 years of experience to her role at Endocrine and Psychiatry Center, in Katy, Texas. Passionate about the effects that great care can have on patient health and wellness, Dr. Raghu finds her work deeply fulfilling. 

 

Education has always been important to Dr. Raghu. She completed her medical degree at Texas A&M College of Medicine in College Station before moving on to an internship and residency at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, Illinois. Fellowship training at Rush University Medical Center further enhanced her knowledge and skills.

 

Dr. Raghu spends considerable time and effort exploring advancements in diabetes and metabolism care. She loves finding innovative ways to improve patient outcomes, and always includes patient education in every encounter. 

 

Partnering with a physician like Dr. Raghu is a wonderful way to take control of one’s health and wellness. Currently accepting new patients, Dr. Raghu is excited to welcome new members into the practice family.

 

 

Preeya Raghu, MD, brings more than 15 years of experience to her role at Endocrine and Psychiatry Center, in Katy, Texas. Passionate about the effects that great care can have on patient health and wellness, Dr. Raghu finds her work deeply fulfilling. 

 

Education has always been important to Dr. Raghu. She completed her medical degree at Texas A&M College of Medicine in College Station before moving on to an internship and residency at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, Illinois. Fellowship training at Rush University Medical Center further enhanced her knowledge and skills.

 

Dr. Raghu spends considerable time and effort exploring advancements in diabetes and metabolism care. She loves finding innovative ways to improve patient outcomes, and always includes patient education in every encounter. 

 

Partnering with a physician like Dr. Raghu is a wonderful way to take control of one’s health and wellness. Currently accepting new patients, Dr. Raghu is excited to welcome new members into the practice family.

 

 

Elina Shakya, MD, is a skilled, board-eligible endocrinologist at Endocrine and Psychiatry Center in Katy and Houston, Texas. 

Dr. Shakya earned her medical degree at the Nepal Medical College and Teaching Hospital in Gokarneshwor before relocating to the United States for her residency and fellowship. She studied at the prestigious Cleveland Clinic in Ohio for her residency. For her fellowship, Dr. Shakya worked under skilled physicians and medical professionals at Oshsner/Louisiana State University Health Shreveport. 

Certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine, Dr. Shakya has practiced as a primary care physician since 2011 and brings her expertise in endocrinology, diabetes care, and metabolism to the patients at Endocrine and Psychiatry Center. 

Dr. Shakya is proficient in English, Nepali, Hindu, and Urdu to better serve her patients. She maintains membership in the Endocrine Society, the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists, and the American Board of Internal Medicine. 

Call the office nearest to you today to book an appointment with Dr. Shakya. 

Medicine has always been part of his life. Dr. Eric Orzeck was born on the Makah Indian Reservation in Neah Bay, Washington, where his father was the only physician meeting the health care needs of the Indian tribes in the western Olympic Peninsula. The practice extended over hundreds of square miles – which he covered on horseback. Eric helped him pack the saddlebags with the instruments and medications for each day’s “house calls.”

After graduating from high school, the future Dr. Orzeck enlisted in the U S Army and was assigned to a mobile hospital unit (MASH). This experience led to his enrollment at Alfred University and early acceptance at the University of Virginia School of Medicine. He completed his Internal Medicine Residency at the University of Iowa Hospitals in Iowa City. As part of his Endocrinology training, he returned to the University of Virginia for his first year’s Fellowship. The second year was completed at the M D Anderson Tumor Institute, now the M D Anderson Cancer Center, in Houston, Texas. He is Board Certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine and was awarded Fellowship distinctions by the American College of Physicians (FACP), and the American College of Endocrinology (FACE).

In addition to his busy Houston endocrinology practice, Dr. Orzeck is actively involved as a volunteer with medical and community programs. He has returned to the Makah Reservation as an interim volunteer in their health clinic. As well, he was instrumental in obtaining grants to outfit two ambulances with patient care and communications equipment – crucial to communities separated from the nearest hospitals by more than 60 miles of challenging roads along the coastline. Back in Texas, he is certified by the West University Place Office of Senior Services as a handyman providing pro bono services to senior citizens – without cost to the community or residents. For more than two decades, Dr. Orzeck also has repaired donated medical equipment to be sent to developing countries in response to their specific requests. This local charity – Medical Bridges – is consistently rated in the top tier for their work, and they can always use volunteers: medicalbridges.org/volunteer/sort-room-volunteer

Dr. Orzeck looks forward to continuing his medical career at the Endocrine Center. After hours, he’ll be busy with his volunteer commitments…or practicing zydeco dancing (which needs more help than he’ll admit).

Medicine has always been part of his life. Dr. Eric Orzeck was born on the Makah Indian Reservation in Neah Bay, Washington, where his father was the only physician meeting the health care needs of the Indian tribes in the western Olympic Peninsula. The practice extended over hundreds of square miles – which he covered on horseback. Eric helped him pack the saddlebags with the instruments and medications for each day’s “house calls.”

After graduating from high school, the future Dr. Orzeck enlisted in the U S Army and was assigned to a mobile hospital unit (MASH). This experience led to his enrollment at Alfred University and early acceptance at the University of Virginia School of Medicine. He completed his Internal Medicine Residency at the University of Iowa Hospitals in Iowa City. As part of his Endocrinology training, he returned to the University of Virginia for his first year’s Fellowship. The second year was completed at the M D Anderson Tumor Institute, now the M D Anderson Cancer Center, in Houston, Texas. He is Board Certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine and was awarded Fellowship distinctions by the American College of Physicians (FACP), and the American College of Endocrinology (FACE).

In addition to his busy Houston endocrinology practice, Dr. Orzeck is actively involved as a volunteer with medical and community programs. He has returned to the Makah Reservation as an interim volunteer in their health clinic. As well, he was instrumental in obtaining grants to outfit two ambulances with patient care and communications equipment – crucial to communities separated from the nearest hospitals by more than 60 miles of challenging roads along the coastline. Back in Texas, he is certified by the West University Place Office of Senior Services as a handyman providing pro bono services to senior citizens – without cost to the community or residents. For more than two decades, Dr. Orzeck also has repaired donated medical equipment to be sent to developing countries in response to their specific requests. This local charity – Medical Bridges – is consistently rated in the top tier for their work, and they can always use volunteers: medicalbridges.org/volunteer/sort-room-volunteer

Dr. Orzeck looks forward to continuing his medical career at the Endocrine Center. After hours, he’ll be busy with his volunteer commitments…or practicing zydeco dancing (which needs more help than he’ll admit).