Dr. Swati Pathak, MD

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Dedicated Internist with Years of Experience Promoting Preventive Wellness, Chronic Disease Management, and Patient Advocacy

Dr. Swati Pathak, MD, a distinguished board-certified internist serving the Manteca, California community, is dedicated to delivering personalized and compassionate internal medicine care. Practicing locally, she focuses on comprehensive management of adult health through preventive screenings, individualized wellness plans, and strong patient-physician partnerships that prioritize holistic health and active listening.

After earning her medical degree from a respected institution, Dr. Pathak completed her residency training at a leading regional teaching hospital, excelling in both inpatient and outpatient medicine across diverse patient populations. She is highly regarded for her expertise in managing complex conditions—such as hypertension, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, lipid disorders, autoimmune conditions, and general preventive health—and for her nuanced, evidence-informed approach to patient care.

Dr. Pathak is passionate about health education and lifestyle medicine. She empowers patients through clear communication, shared decision-making, and tailored plans that incorporate nutrition, physical activity, stress management, and mental wellness. Her emphasis on preventive care ensures that patients feel supported not only through illness but in maintaining long-term vitality and quality of life.

Serving at a trusted local medical practice in Manteca, she offers flexible scheduling, in-person and telehealth visits, and integration with laboratory and imaging services. Dr. Pathak works collaboratively with specialists and community health resources to ensure continuity of care, especially for patients managing multiple health conditions or requiring referrals.

Known for her warm bedside manner and advocacy-driven philosophy, Dr. Swati Pathak continues to elevate internal medicine in the Central Valley. Her commitment to accessible, evidence-based, and patient-centered care makes her a trusted choice for adults seeking thoughtful and dedicated health support across all stages of life.

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