Dr. Ali Saberi, MD

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Pioneering Integrative Medicine and Wound Care Solutions in St. Petersburg, Florida

Ali Saberi, MD, a distinguished physician and humanitarian, is making waves in the healthcare community with his innovative approach to medicine and unwavering commitment to humanitarian efforts. Born and raised in Washington, D.C., Dr. Saberi has dedicated his life to improving global health and providing compassionate care to underserved populations.

Dr. Saberi earned his Medical Degree from the University of Pécs Medical School in Hungary, graduating with honors in 2001. His early career was marked by remarkable experiences with Doctors Without Borders in war-torn Afghanistan and Sierra Leone, where he provided critical medical care to refugees and locals. During this time, he also served as an official translator for the UNHCR, Red Crescent, and Doctors Without Borders, showcasing his commitment to bridging communication gaps in humanitarian crises.

After completing his residency at the University of Tennessee in Memphis, where he received special recognition in Endocrinology, Dr. Saberi established himself as a hospitalist in Maryland. His passion for teaching led him to become an associate professor at the University of Maryland’s Physician Assistant School, where he educated future healthcare providers in Pathophysiology and Hospital Procedures.

In 2011, Dr. Saberi and his family relocated to St. Petersburg, Florida, where he founded a thriving medical practice focused on wound care. He began his journey into this specialty at a local hospital wound care center, achieving certification in wound care and hyperbaric therapies. Dr. Saberi believes in an integrative approach to medicine, emphasizing the mind-body-spirit connection, which he views as essential to patient healing and well-being.

As the Chief Medical Ambassador and Co-Founder of HealPrecisely™, Dr. Saberi is at the forefront of transforming healthcare for challenging patient populations. The organization empowers independently owned healthcare clinics to improve patient outcomes through innovative practices and operational excellence. His extensive experience in various medical specialties, including palliative care, sports medicine, and integrative medicine, uniquely positions him as a Key Opinion Leader in the field.

Dr. Saberi’s expertise in wound care is highly regarded, having served patients at BayCare at St. Anthony’s Hospital. He is celebrated for his compassionate care and impressive healing outcomes. “HealPrecisely™ partners with innovative and forward-thinking companies to take scientific advances from the laboratory to the patient at lightning speed. We’re saving lives and limbs in our St. Petersburg clinic and through our Mobile Care Clinic,” Dr. Saberi shares. “We continually enhance our wound care toolkit by integrating the latest, proven innovations as they emerge. After all, healing is not just in our name; it’s at the heart of everything we do.”

Beyond his professional achievements, Dr. Saberi values mindfulness and meditation, believing these practices are integral to maintaining balance in life. He enjoys playing soccer, exploring diverse musical genres, reading literature, learning about different cultures, and cherishing quality moments with his family. His holistic approach to life and medicine is a testament to his belief that healthcare should address not just the physical ailments but also the emotional and spiritual needs of patients.

Dr. Saberi’s tireless dedication to healthcare and humanitarian efforts continues to inspire those around him, making him a beacon of hope in the medical community. As he advances his mission through HealPrecisely™, he remains committed to improving patient care and outcomes, ensuring that every individual receives the compassionate and comprehensive medical attention they deserve.

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