Our mission is to offer holistically based health care to address both the physical and mental aspects of health. OUR COMMITMENTS TO YOU: Respect: To treat all individuals with respect regardless of background, religion, sexual orientation etc. Partnership: To empower you and encourage you to become a partner in your health. Community/Environment: To create a welcoming home-like space where you can feel safe and heal. To honor your individual healing process by giving personalized care. Education: To continue our own process of learning. To help you grow and understand more about your own health. We serve patients ages 6-106 with comprehensive, personalized health care. All of our care is provided in a comfortable, home-like atmosphere. We have worked in Gig Harbor since 1979 and are located near Highway 16. We provide a full range of both preventative and illness care. Our specialties include advanced cardiovascular health (preventing heart attacks and strokes) and advanced cholesterol testing. We also focus on mental health, depression, ADHD treatment, women's health. We see adults and teens with regular, acute and chronic problems. We offer the convenience of full-service billing and accept most major insurance companies, including auto accident and Worker's Comp claims. Dr. Luria received his undergraduate at the University of Michigan in Zoology, and his medical education from the University of Rochester. He did his internship in medicine at the University of Kentucky, and then entered the U.S. Public Health Service where he spent a year in Gallup, NM working with Navajo Indians at the regional hospital. He focused on out-patient care. He spent his 2nd year in Kotzebue, AK (above the Artic Circle in a bush hospital) where he provided full out-patient and in-patient care to Alaska Natives. Subsequently Dr. Luria moved to Gig Harbor, initially opening a new clinic in Port Orchard for an HMO. He and Mrs. Luria opened their private practice in Gig Harbor in 1979, as one of the first new physicians in Gig Harbor in several years. Dr. Luria enjoys tennis and biking, sings bass with the Peninsula Community Chorus, and regularly dances contra and English country dance. Catherine Luria was the first nurse in Washington State to receive authority to write prescriptions. She was named Pierce County Nurse of the Year in 1983. She has a special interest in learning difficulties and the impact of health on the educational process. Catherine Luria grew up in upstate New York and received her undergraduate education at Mary Washington College in Chemistry. She received her masters degree in nursing from the Graduate School of Nursing, New York Medical College. Initially she worked in public health in Rochester, NY where she was one of the first nurses in the new role of nurse practitioner at an inner city neighborhood health center. Mrs. Luria was on the faculty of the School of Nursing, University of Kentucky in pediatric nursing and then entered the U.S Public Health Service where she was the nurse practitioner instructor in a physician assistant program, preparing Native Americans who spoke English as their second language and Navajo, Hopi and other native languages as their first language to be family practice physician assistants. When the Lurias moved to Kotzebue, Alaska Mrs. Luria was on the medical staff of the hospital, providing in-patient, out-patient and obstetrical care to Alaska Natives.

Education & experience

Education

Medical School - University of Rochester

University of Kentucky (Internship)

Practice

Harbor Family Health

Certifications

American Board of Family Medicine

Professional memberships

American Academy of Family Physicians

Background

Languages spoken

English

Gender

Male

NPI number

#1831150879

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