Archana Kokroo, MD

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Dedicated Internist Expands Services with a Focus on Preventive Health and Personalized Attention

Archana Kokroo, MD, a highly regarded physician specializing in internal medicine, has officially joined MDVIP as an affiliate to elevate the standard of healthcare for her patients in Langhorne, Pennsylvania. With a steadfast commitment to patient-centered care, Dr. Kokroo aims to provide comprehensive health services that transcend traditional medicine, focusing on the overall well-being of her patients.

Dr. Kokroo’s unique approach to primary care emphasizes convenience and accessibility. Her MDVIP-affiliated practice allows for same-day and next-day appointments that start promptly, ensuring that patients receive timely attention. With a strong focus on preventive medicine, Dr. Kokroo is dedicated to helping patients maintain their health and detect potential issues early. Her practice is currently accepting new patients, including those with Medicare and commercial insurance.

In line with the personalized attention of concierge medicine, Dr. Kokroo sees fewer patients, granting her the capacity to dedicate more time to each individual. She is available 24/7 by phone, ensuring that her patients can reach her whenever they need guidance or support. Furthermore, the MDVIP Wellness Program offers advanced health screenings and diagnostic tests, equipping patients with crucial information to manage their health proactively.

Dr. Kokroo earned her Medical Degree from the Government Medical College in Srinagar, India, in 1987, before relocating to Philadelphia to complete her internship and internal medicine residency at Temple University Hospital, where she graduated in 2002. Her excellence in medical practice has been recognized through numerous awards, including the Best Outgoing Graduate award at Temple University Hospital.

Throughout her career, Dr. Kokroo has also made significant contributions to medical education as a Teaching Attending at St. Mary Medical Center, Trinity System, since 2020. Her commitment to teaching was acknowledged when she received the Best Teaching Attending Award in 2007 and again in 2015 at Saint Mary Hospital.

In addition to her clinical achievements, Dr. Kokroo is deeply involved in community service, receiving the Community Service Award from the Kashmiri Overseas Association in 2024. Outside of medicine, she enjoys writing poetry, painting, and engaging in philanthropy.

Dr. Archana Kokroo is poised to make a lasting impact on the health and wellness of her patients in Langhorne, providing them with the advanced, compassionate care they deserve.

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