Training
Family medicine physician; University of Miami medical school (2007).
Dr. Vanessa Urbina, MD
Family Medicine PhysicianAccepting new patients
Florida adults who want a family-medicine clinician for ADHD, weight, or primary telehealth
I’m Dr. Vanessa Urbina. I practice family medicine with a focus on accessible primary care, ADHD support, and lifestyle-forward weight and metabolic health—for adults who want a clinician who knows their story.
Family Medicine
Primary Care
ADHD
Lifestyle Medicine
Florida
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Credential summary
Family Medicine Physician
Family Medicine
Why patients choose Dr. Urbina
My path includes medical training at the University of Miami and years in community family medicine—urgent needs, chronic conditions, and the everyday health questions that do not fit a 10-minute slot.
At Siya, I bring that same continuity mindset to telehealth: ADHD when attention and life demands collide, weight and metabolic care when habits and biology interact, and primary care when you need a medical home that answers the phone.
- Whole-person visits—ADHD, weight, and primary concerns in context, not silos.
- Lifestyle-first when appropriate—evidence-based options explained plainly.
- Telehealth with continuity—follow-up that respects your calendar and your goals.
Clinical focus
Family medicine with ADHD and metabolic care in Florida.
- Family medicine & primary care—chronic disease, prevention, and whole-person visits
- Adult ADHD—evaluation and ongoing support within family medicine scope
- Medical weight loss & lifestyle medicine—obesity and metabolic risk with lifestyle-first framing
- Telehealth primary care—continuity without unnecessary friction
Explore: state ADHD guides, primary telehealth, medical weight loss.
Credentials & training
- Family Medicine
- Medical school: University of Miami Miller School of Medicine (2007)
- Education: Florida Atlantic University (2003)
- Residency: Brookwood Baptist Health
Care philosophy
Care should feel patient-first—time to listen, clear explanations, and plans that fit real life. Lifestyle and prevention matter as much as prescriptions when they are the right tool.
Telehealth works when visits are structured, documented, and honest about what can and cannot be done virtually.
Who this provider helps
I’m Dr. Vanessa Urbina. I practice family medicine with a focus on accessible primary care, ADHD support, and lifestyle-forward weight and metabolic health—for adults who want a clinician who knows their story.
- Whole-person visits—ADHD, weight, and primary concerns in context, not silos.
- Lifestyle-first when appropriate—evidence-based options explained plainly.
- Telehealth with continuity—follow-up that respects your calendar and your goals.
Services supported
Treatment approach
Care should feel patient-first—time to listen, clear explanations, and plans that fit real life. Lifestyle and prevention matter as much as prescriptions when they are the right tool.
Telehealth works when visits are structured, documented, and honest about what can and cannot be done virtually.
What to expect
- Meet & Greet—logistics, fit, and your questions about Florida telehealth eligibility.
- Evaluation—structured history and standardized tools when ADHD or metabolic care is on the table.
- Treatment plan—lifestyle, medication, or referral options with clear monitoring.
- Follow-up—ongoing primary or specialty-aligned care as your plan evolves.
States & telehealth
States licensed
Telehealth where eligible: Florida—confirm at scheduling.
Privacy
HIPAA-compliant visits with documented summaries for continuity of care.
Telehealth availability depends on your location, medical history, and state regulations. Confirm licensed states when scheduling. For emergencies, call 911.
Ready for primary care that feels personal?
Book a Meet & Greet to see if we are a fit for your Florida telehealth needs.
Disclaimer: This page describes our clinical approach; it is not a guarantee of diagnosis or treatment. Eligibility depends on Florida licensure, medical history, and clinical appropriateness.