Dr. Fallouh is a board-certified in internal medicine. Dr. Fallouh earned a Doctor of Medicine degree in 1992 at the Damascus University School of Medicine. After medical school, Dr. Fallouh participated in extensive research at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland, where he has publications. His experimentation at Johns Hopkins University included heart attacks, Alzheimer’s disease, wound care, obesity, blood transfusion, cancer, alcohol abuse, and high cholesterol. Additionally, during this time, he completed a postdoctoral fellowship in cardiology. Dr. Fallouh completed his internal medicine residency training at New York Medical College. Afterward, in 2004 he began his practice as an internist. His experience includes medical office care, inpatient and hospital treatment, assisted living/home visits, resident teaching/training, medical directorship in numerous nursing homes, hospice facilities, and home care agencies, and a consultant in geriatric-psychiatry and addiction treatment. Also, Dr. Fallouh is involved in rehabilitation care, palliative care, and business management. 

Dr. Aaron is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and completed his residency training through Temple University. He specializes in the care and treatment of older adult patients with multi-organ system diseases and complex illnesses. Not only does he practice in the hospital setting, but he also follows patients in the community as well as in subacute nursing and long-term care facilities. This facilitates the continuity of care of all of his patients. With over 20 years of experience as a hospice medical director, it is not enough to simply diagnose and treat patients but to always keep in mind a palliative approach when a cure is no longer possible.