Dr. Dr. Fakhri Kalolwala

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Get to know Internist and Hospitalist, Fakhri Kalolwala, MD, who serves patients in Houston, Texas

Dr. Kalolwala is a board-certified internist practicing at Aqeeq Internal Medicine, a Division of Mufaddal Medical Consulting PLLC. He is one of the best primary care physicians in the Houston, Texas area. Dr. Kalolwala is also affiliated with Memorial Hermann Katy Hospital in Katy, Texas, as well as Houston Methodist West Hospital and other hospitals in the Houston area. 

“At Aqeeq Internal Medicine (AIM) we are dedicated to serving the people in Houston, by improving and maintaining your health through internal medicine, preventative care and treating both chronic and acute illnesses and diseases. Look no further than us for the best primary care practice in Houston”, states the official website of the practice. 

Dr. Kalolwala is a 2013-graduate of the American University of Antigua College of Medicine. In 2013, he completed the internal medicine residency program at Maricopa Integrated Hospital in Phoenix, Arizona. He is licensed to practice in the states of Texas and Arizona. 

Subsequent to his education, the doctor attained board certification in internal medicine through the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM). Dr. Kalolwala is a member of the Texas Medical Association, Harris County Medical Association. He is also involved in the local Bear Creek community and supports local teams and volunteers at a local medical clinic.

Internists are physicians specializing in internal medicine, a discipline focused on the care of adults emphasizing use of the best medical science available in caring for patients in the context of thoughtful, meaningful doctor-patient relationships as exemplified by the life and work of Sir William Osler, the "father" of internal medicine in the United States.

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