Tatiana Rugeles Suarez, MD

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Compassionate Physician Brings Extensive Experience in Internal and Geriatric Medicine to Local Community

Gonzaba Medical Group is proud to announce that Tatiana Rugeles Suarez, MD, a dual board-certified physician in internal medicine and geriatric medicine, has joined their team at Hillcrest Medical Center. Dr. Suarez brings a wealth of knowledge and a deep commitment to improving the health and well-being of seniors in the San Antonio community.

Born and raised in Bucaramanga, Colombia, Dr. Suarez’s passion for medicine began at a young age, inspired by a desire to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others, particularly the elderly. “I believe it is crucial to help seniors maintain their health and independence so they can continue to enjoy life with their families and pursue their passions,” Dr. Suarez stated.

Dr. Suarez earned her Medical Degree from the Universidad Industrial de Santander in Colombia. She further honed her skills by completing an internal medicine residency at George Washington University in Washington, D.C., followed by a fellowship in geriatric medicine at Boston Medical Center. Her dedication to education is evident as she has also completed a Certificate Degree in Clinical Research Training at Harvard Medical School.

Joining Gonzaba Medical Group in 2024, Dr. Suarez is eager to serve the diverse patient population and contribute to the organization’s mission of providing exceptional healthcare to seniors. “Healthy aging is a vital component of a fulfilling life, and I am excited to be part of a team that prioritizes this,” she remarked.

Throughout her career, Dr. Suarez has actively engaged in sharing her knowledge through educational lectures and international presentations on various topics within geriatric and internal medicine, including cardiovascular health, dementia, and patient safety. Her expertise extends to areas such as post-heart attack recovery and liver health, making her a valuable asset to the Gonzaba Medical Group.

Outside of her professional commitments, Dr. Suarez enjoys running, cooking, solving puzzles, and dancing. Her vibrant personality and diverse interests reflect her holistic approach to health, emphasizing the importance of both physical and mental well-being.

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