Cindy T. Yang, MD - Closed

Dr. Don Y. Park is a board-certified, fellowship-trained UCI Health orthopaedic spine surgeon with expertise in endoscopic spine surgery, minimally invasive spine surgery and outpatient spine surgery. He uses these advanced, ultra-minimally invasive techniques to treat most spinal conditions with less pain and faster recovery. Park earned his medical degree from UCSD School of Medicine in San Diego, followed by a residency in orthopaedic surgery and a fellowship in spine surgery at Stanford University in Palo Alto, Calif. Prior to joining UCI Health, he was an associate clinical professor and vice chair of quality and safety at UCLA. He is internationally recognized as a key opinion leader in spinal endoscopy and lectures regularly throughout the world on the innovative technique. He has published peer-reviewed articles and textbook chapters on endoscopic and minimally invasive spine surgery, and prides himself on providing exemplary, individualized care for his patients so they can have the best possible outcome with a rapid return to their lifestyle and function. Park, who also speaks Korean.

Dr. Sonia R. Sehgal is a board-certified UCI Health internist who specializes in the care and treatment of older adults. Her clinical interests include healthy aging, hypertension, osteoporosis, preventive medicine and elder abuse. She earned her medical degree at St. George's University School of Medicine, Grenada. She completed an internship and residents in internal medicine at Maricopa County Medical Center in Phoenix, Ariz., followed by a fellowship in geriatric medicine at UCI Medical Center. In fall 2021, Sehgal was named one of 12 Dean's Scholars, a select group of UCI School of Medicine faculty members charged with implementing initiatives that advance the training and assessment of medical students' clinical skills and develop the next generation of medical education scholars and national leaders. She is also leading the medical school's expansion of its geriatric and gerontology program and its workforce development efforts. And as the Archstone Foundation Endowed Chair, she will support the foundation's mission: "To improve the health and well-being of older Californians and their caregivers."