Dr. Sima Mirhashemi, DO

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Elevating Health Through Advanced, Personalized Care at Harbor Medical Clinic and Wellness Center 

Newport Beach, California – Harbor Medical Clinic and Wellness Center is proud to announce the continued success of its owner, Sima Mirhashemi, DO, an experienced osteopathic physician specializing in internal medicine. With over two decades of medical expertise, Dr. Mirhashemi is committed to delivering personalized patient care that prioritizes comprehensive lifestyle assessments and holistic health practices.

Located in the vibrant heart of Newport Beach, Dr. Mirhashemi’s approach to medicine emphasizes the importance of tailoring care to each patient’s unique health needs. By combining traditional medical practices with innovative treatment modalities, she aims to empower her patients in their journey toward optimal wellness. “I believe that healthcare should be a collaboration between the physician and the patient,” Dr. Mirhashemi stated. “My goal is to create an environment that fosters active participation and respects individual health journeys.”

Dr. Mirhashemi completed her medical education at the College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific before advancing her training through a residency in internal medicine at Los Angeles General Medical Center from 1996 to 1999. Her extensive background and qualifications include being a Diplomate of the National Board of Physicians and Surgeons and the American Board of Integrative Holistic Medicine. She is also an active member of several prestigious organizations, including the American Osteopathic Association, the American Medical Association, and the Alliance for Academic Internal Medicine.

At Harbor Medical Clinic and Wellness Center, Dr. Mirhashemi focuses on both superior treatment and preventative measures for chronic diseases, ensuring that health and well-being remain at the forefront of her practice. Her holistic approach integrates physical, mental, and emotional well-being into every treatment plan, underscoring her belief that true health encompasses more than just the absence of illness. 

Dr. Mirhashemi is dedicated to helping her patients achieve a perfect balance between nutrition, activity, stress control, and other beneficial modalities. “I strive to help each patient revive their body’s innate ability to heal,” she explains. “Together, we can work towards achieving a healthier and more fulfilling life.”

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