Dr. Eugene C. Santillano MD

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Bringing Expertise in Addiction Medicine to Diverse Healthcare Settings and Leading Change in Addiction Services Integration

Dr. Santillano, a distinguished Addiction Medicine specialist, is revolutionizing the approach to addiction consultation services with a range of offerings catering to various healthcare settings. With a strong background in family medicine and addiction medicine board certification, he is dedicated to introducing and supporting addiction services in primary care and beyond, aiming to address a wide spectrum of addiction issues.

Through direct addiction consultation services, both one-time and subscription-based, he provides personalized care to individuals struggling with addiction. Additionally, the availability of contracted consultation services extends the reach of addiction support to outpatient, inpatient, incarcerated, ambulatory urgent care, and detox/residential rehabilitation clients, ensuring that comprehensive care is accessible across different healthcare environments.

Moreover, as a Practice Change Consultant, Dr. Santillano plays a pivotal role in implementing addiction services in primary care settings by introducing policies and procedures that support various forms of addiction, including nicotine, alcohol, benzodiazepine, opiate, stimulant, and food addiction. This proactive approach not only addresses addiction issues at their core but also fosters a culture of understanding and support within primary care practices.

With a solid academic background, he received a degree in Biology from the University of California Davis and earned his medical degree from the Drexel University College of Medicine, before completing a residency in family medicine from the University of California Davis Health.

In conclusion, Dr. Santillano stands as a beacon of hope for individuals grappling with addiction by offering comprehensive consultation services and spearheading initiatives to integrate addiction services into primary care settings. With a focus on education, training, and practice change consultancy, he is at the forefront of revolutionizing addiction medicine and ensuring that individuals receive the care and support they need to overcome addiction challenges.

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