Washington Township Medical Foundation

Washington Township Medical Foundation Washington Health Medical Group is dedicated to being the premier multi-specialty medical provider in the communities that we serve.

08/08/2025

Reminder! Please follow us as we transition this account to the Washington Health page at https://www.facebook.com/WashingtonHealth1/ . As of August 1, you’ll find our posts—along with news, updates, community health education seminars, screenings, and events—on the Washington Health page.

Thank you for being part of our medical group community. We hope you’ll stay connected!

07/18/2025

Please follow us as we transition this account to the Washington Health page at https://www.facebook.com/WashingtonHealth1/ . Starting August 1st you’ll find our posts, along with news, updates, community health education seminars, screenings, and events on the Washington Health page. Thank you for being a member of our medical group community – we hope you’ll stay connected!

04/14/2022

As you may have heard, the Centers for Disease Control recently updated its COVID-19 booster guidelines. Now, certain immunocompromised individuals and people over the age of 50 who received an initial booster dose at least 4 months ago are eligible for another booster to increase their protection against severe disease from COVID-19. This info and all of the CDC’s updated COVID-19 vaccine and booster recommendations are explained at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/booster-shot.html. Our Washington Hospital and Washington Township Medical Foundation vaccine clinic is available to schedule your vaccine or booster. Call us at 510.248.8200 for an appointment, or to find out if you qualify for another booster.

04/13/2022

Did you know that our Russell Nord, MD, was host physician for the Sweet 16 and Elite Eight rounds of March Madness in San Francisco last month? It was particularly exciting considering he was right there on the sidelines when his undergrad alma mater, Duke University, took the floor. This prestigious role in the Sweet 16 grew out of his longtime status as tournament physician for the annual West Coast Conference Men’s and Women’s NCAA Basketball Championships. To find out more about Dr. Nord, medical director at Washington Sports Medicine and an orthopedic surgeon with Washington Township Medical Foundation, visit www.whhs.com/Sports.

03/23/2022

Next week, on March 30, it’s National Doctors’ Day! We’re grateful for all the Washington Hospital doctors and staff who are there for us for life’s most important, and challenging times. Take a moment today to honor a Washington Hospital Doctor by making a gift in their honor at www.whhs.com/donate. Read more below from John Combs, a Washington Hospital patient, on why he loves his team at the UCSF-Washington Cancer Center.

* “I’m very pleased with the level of care I’ve received at Washington Hospital. Dr. Eftimie is a fantastic and caring doctor, and we’ve developed a good friendship. Dr. E and the staff take such good care of me and I wouldn’t be where I am today without them.” – John Combs

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03/23/2022

Brain Injury Awareness Month is recognized each March in the U.S. It’s an opportunity to bring attention to the prevention and care for those suffering damage to the brain or an impact to the head. Our Steven Zonner, DO, a Family and Sports Medicine physician with Washington Township Medical Foundation, has more than 30 years of experience. He is a leading expert in the field, especially on concussions. Dr. Zonner not only works with area schools and athletes on concussion prevention and care, he’s also a researcher who’s studying the effects of repeated subconcussive hits among high school football players. Find out more about Dr. Zonner and his clinic at www.mywtmf.com. Pictured are team members, from left: Merzedes Rivera; Cheryl Marcajida, CMA; Osay Wardak; Dr. Zonner; and Gustavo Silva.

03/17/2022

Pictured here are first-time mom Sara Malhotra and her healthy, active son Riaan. Born in August 2020, right in the middle of the pandemic, the Fremont parents take Riaan to Bhaskari Peela, MD, for well-baby checkups. The Washington Township Medical Foundation pediatrician is dedicated to guiding parents and families through a child’s preventive care and development. “Dr. Peela has been wonderful at helping us navigate parenthood,” said Sara, “especially through the challenges of a pandemic. She’s very caring, answers all our questions, and is totally committed to Riaan‘s health.” Meanwhile, mom said Riaan is entertained by animals and books. Find out more about Dr. Peela and make an appointment at https://www.mywtmf.com.

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2500 Mowry Avenue, Suite 255
Fremont, CA
94568

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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Multi-specialty patient care that puts patients first

Located in the Silicon Valley and surrounded by some of America’s favorite destinations, Washington Township Medical Foundation is a fast-growing organization dedicated to the highest quality of patient care to the communities we serve. It’s a highly skilled staff with some of the top physicians in Northern California and the U.S., and each is 100 percent committed to exceptional service for our patients and visitors.

We are focused on being the premier multi-specialty medical provider in our local communities. When patients trust their care to Washington TownshipMedical Foundation, they are in the hands of a staff that can offer the most advanced treatments and technologies available––and a team that will always put patient needs first.