Dr. Maia Mossé

Dr. Maia Mossé is a Stanford-trained internal medicine physician and Fulbright Scholar with a passion for helping patients live longer, healthier, and more vibrant lives. She completed her undergraduate, medical school, and residency training at Stanford University, where she built a reputation for excellence in both clinical care and humanism. She graduated with honors in Human Biology and earned her medical degree from Stanford School of Medicine, where she was inducted into the Gold Humanism Honor Society — one of medicine’s most meaningful recognitions of a physician’s commitment to compassionate, patient-centered care.

During her internal medicine residency at Stanford, Dr. Mossé received the Wolfsohn Award for exemplary professionalism, teaching, and dedication to patient care, and in her final year was one of only two residents honored with the Patient-Centered Medicine Award. She has also served as a Medical Advisor to BrainMind, reflecting her deep interest in brain health and cognitive longevity.

Dr. Mossé’s practice is grounded in proactive, personalized, evidence-informed, and relationship-based care. She emphasizes prevention, deep listening, and long-term partnership, and is known for her warmth, thoroughness, and thoughtful approach. She partners closely with patients to create care plans tailored to their goals, values, and stage of life — bringing particular expertise in nutrition, movement, and weight health, heart health and metabolic wellness, bone health and osteoporosis prevention, and cognitive vitality and dementia prevention. She is equally at home guiding patients through women’s health and menopause care, cancer prevention and survivorship, sleep and mental wellness, and integrative medicine, with a special focus on healthy aging, mobility, and fall prevention.

Outside of medicine, Dr. Mossé enjoys meditation, strength training, and scuba diving with her husband, discovering healthy and delicious new recipes, and playing with her black lab, Earl.