Malika Manyam, MD

My work as an internal medicine physician spans both the hospital and outpatient settings. Practicing across these environments has provided a deep appreciation for the full spectrum of patient care—from managing acute, complex illnesses at the hospital bedside to supporting long-term health and wellness in the outpatient office.

The Hospital Bedside

In the hospital, internal medicine is the discipline that brings clarity to complexity. It is where multi-disciplinary teams unite around patients during critical moments. That collaborative environment represents medicine at its finest: thoughtful, coordinated, and entirely centered on patient needs.

From Acute Care to Prevention

Hospital experience directly informs outpatient care. Understanding acute illness at its most severe allows for earlier recognition of subtle changes, more thoughtful chronic disease management, and proactive strategies designed to prevent avoidable hospitalizations.

Continuity & Relationship

Outpatient medicine provides what acute care cannot: time. It allows for an understanding of a patient's values, family context, and health goals over years rather than days. I value both hospital and clinical care deeply, and believe each practice area makes me far better at the other.