Hi there! My name is Laslo Jones, and I’m the voice behind ePhysicianHealth.com. I’m a general practitioner hailing from Minnesota—“The Gopher State”, and I graduated from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities.

While I’ve spent years helping patients navigate their health journeys, I’ve also carried a lifelong passion for writing that I just couldn’t shake.

This blog is where those two paths meet.

Why I Started This Blog

Working as a GP, I’ve seen so many different sides of healthcare—some inspiring, some challenging, and others that are just part of the everyday hustle in this field.

I created this space to share honest insights into the life of a general practitioner and to shed light on the moments and stories that don’t always make it into textbooks or clinics.

But this isn’t just about my experiences. It’s about offering something useful to you—whether you’re a fellow practitioner, a patient, or just someone curious about the world of everyday healthcare.

From personal reflections to practical tips you can use before, during, or after therapy, my goal is to make this blog not just informative, but genuinely helpful.

What You’ll Find Here

At ePhysicianHealth.com, I write about:

  • Real stories from my time in general practice
  • Thoughtful commentary on the medical field
  • Advice and quick tips for patients
  • Reflections on the human side of healthcare

Whether it’s a simple suggestion to make your next doctor’s visit more effective, or a behind-the-scenes look at the ups and downs of my career, you’ll find it all here—written with honesty, a little humor, and a lot of heart.

If you want to read more about how I do things around here, visit my editorial policy.

Let’s Keep in Touch

Thanks for stopping by and spending some time here. I truly hope that what you read on this blog brings you clarity, comfort, or maybe even a smile.

Feel free to explore the articles, leave a comment, or just drop by anytime you need a grounded perspective on health and wellness.

Let’s make medicine feel a little more human together.

— Laslo Jones