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Lara Westbrook, M.D. (she/her)

Accepting new patients

  • Resident Physician, Department of Family Medicine

Specialty

  • Family Medicine

About me

Dr. Lara Westbrook is a primary care doctor who treats adults and children with chronic disease and substance use disorders. She also offers:

•    Gender affirming care

•    Refugee care

•    Reproductive care

•    Prenatal care

•    Obstetrics 

•    Newborn care

Dr. Westbrook believes that patients hold the most insight into their own health and their community’s health. She works to identify what is most important to them.

She partners with patients to empower them to make health choices aligned with their values, beliefs and goals. 

Dr. Westbrook is passionate about building lasting, supportive relationships with patients. 

She also advocates for them in the health care system.

Observing family medicine doctors prompted Dr. Westbrook’s interest in medicine. She was inspired by the doctors’ role in helping patients navigate a challenging health system. 

Outside of work, she pursues many outdoor activities. They include hiking, backpacking, skiing and paddleboarding.

Dr. Westbrook is also a certified yoga instructor. She enjoys sharing her yoga practice with others. She also loves to read, cook, try new foods and explore new places near and far.    

Education and training

  • Degrees

    • B.S., 2017, Public Health, University of Washington
    • M.D., 2023, University of Washington School of Medicine
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Insurance

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