Savannah Kimball, MD

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Dedicated Obstetrician and Gynecologist Champions Patient Empowerment and Health Equity

Dr. Kimball, a distinguished obstetrician and gynecologist, is making waves in the medical community at Torrance Memorial Medical Center with her patient-centered approach and commitment to advancing women's health care. Renowned for her expertise and compassionate care, Dr. Kimball is transforming the patient experience by fostering collaboration and empowerment in every aspect of care.

Described as a beacon of knowledge and empathy by her colleagues, her dedication to her patients is unmatched. She believes in the power of shared decision-making and works tirelessly to ensure that her patients are well-informed and actively involved in their health care journey. From addressing high-risk obstetrics to promoting health equity and bridging disparities in women's health, her passion for patient advocacy shines through in every interaction.

A graduate of Northwestern University with a degree in biomedical engineering and a proud alumna of Indiana University School of Medicine, Dr. Kimball brings a unique blend of technical expertise and compassionate care to her practice. Her residency training at Los Angeles County + University of Southern California Medical Center further honed her skills, earning her accolades such as USC's Outstanding Teaching Award.

While her roots may lie in Round Rock, Texas, she has found her heart in the vibrant community of the South Bay. When she's not in the clinic, Dr. Kimball can be found exploring the great outdoors, savoring fine dining experiences, and cherishing moments with her husband. With her expertise, compassion, and commitment to excellence, she is shaping a healthier future for women in El Segundo and beyond.

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