Dr. Bishal Sinha MD

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Get to know Internal Medicine Physician Dr. Bishal Sinha, who serves the population of Texas. Dr. Sinha graduated from the Maulana Azad Medical College in India with his Medical Degree in 2003. After obtaining his Medical Degree, he relocated to the United States and completed his residency with the New York University Downtown Hospital. Dr. Sinha is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine. He currently practices as an Internal Medicine Physician with Metropolitan Methodist Hospital and is affiliated with Methodist Specialist and Transplant Hospital, where he holds an expertise in internal medicine. He is currently the Vice Chief of Medicine at Metropolitan Methodist Hospital and the Chief Medical Officer for Complete Care Medical Associates, which is a local physician owned group committed to optimising outcomes for patients across the spectrum of healthcare in San Antonio. He received National Clinician of the Year award in 2014 from IPC healthcare and has completed a Healthcare Leadership Fellowship from UCSF as well. His patients have had exceptional interactions with him, one stating, “When my mom arrived unconscious to the ER…we were very worried about her and scared for her life. Most of the doctors here were so great. Dr Sinha came by every day…I can repeat that…EVERY DAY and gave us an update. Our family was guided through some very tough decisions regarding our loved one. Dr. Sinha has a great bedside manner…he is direct and to the point, it is evident that he has the patient’s best interests in mind for recovery. I am so glad that we were blessed to meet Dr. Sinha and the Methodist Hospital staff. My mom is off a ventilator, won’t require dialysis, and beginning rehabilitation to get back to her normal routines. Thank You Dr. Sinha…you are amazing. We truly appreciate meeting you and we are glad our paths crossed.” More information regarding Dr Sinha’s practice is available at this website. Internal Medicine is the medical specialty dealing with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of adult diseases. Internists are skilled in the management of patients who have undifferentiated or multi-system disease processes. They care for hospitalized and ambulatory patients and may play a major role in education and research.

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