Expert medical care for eating disorders.
A private, boutique practice offering compassionate, evidence-based medical care for adolescents and adults with eating disorders — and for the families who support them.
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Two decades of specialized, compassionate care.
Dr. Bar is double board certified in Internal Medicine and Adolescent Medicine. She completed her residency at Kaiser San Francisco and her fellowship at Stanford Medical Center, where she also served as a Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine at the Stanford University School of Medicine. Trained in both adolescent and adult medicine, she is one of the few physicians who treats eating disorders across the lifespan — from early adolescence through midlife and beyond.
Her practice is intentionally boutique — a discreet setting where every treatment plan is individualized and developed in close collaboration with each patient’s care team. Dr. Bar adopts a Health At Every Size (HAES), non-dieting approach, is a dedicated advocate for Family-Based Therapy (FBT) in adolescent recovery, and brings the same individualized, medically grounded care to adult patients at every stage of life.
- Medical School
- Ben Gurion University, in collaboration with Columbia University
- Residency
- Internal Medicine, Kaiser San Francisco
- Fellowship
- Adolescent Medicine, Stanford Children's Health
- Undergraduate
- McGill University, Honors Physiology
Medical Care for Eating Disorders
An eating disorder is best handled by a caring professional with sensitivity to patient outcomes and needs. Dr. Bar's private practice is geared toward the complexity and discretion this care requires — ensuring every patient feels supported throughout their recovery journey.
Adolescent Medicine & Adult Care
Adolescent medicine addresses the physical, psychological, and social development of teens and young adults, with the family involvement that recovery at that age often needs. Dr. Bar's Internal Medicine training extends the same specialist eating disorder care to adults — including those facing an eating disorder for the first time in midlife, or returning to recovery after years.
What’s behind the spike in eating disorders among young men
Dr. Bar joined TODAY to discuss the post-pandemic rise in eating disorders and the role social media plays — a trend she sees in young people and adults alike.
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10309 Santa Monica Blvd, Suite 300
Century City, CA 90025
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