Dr. Luis Daniel (Danny) Diaz is a board-certified bilingual family physician fluent in Spanish. He received his Doctorate of Medicine from Howard University College of Medicine in Washington, D.C. Dr. Diaz served in the U.S. Army before completing a family medicine residency at Ellis Hospital in Schenectady, NY. He began his studies at the University at Albany in Albany, NY, earning his Bachelor of Science in biology. Dr. Diaz has a particular interest in disease prevention, especially for cardiovascular disease, metabolic disease, and mental health.
Along with providing patient care, Dr. Diaz also serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor for the Department of Family & Community Medicine at Albany Medical College in Albany, NY.
Though Dr. Diaz was born in Fort Gordon Army base, he has called Clifton Park home for the last 25 years. Some of Dr. Diaz’s earliest childhood memories are of him accompanying his father, Dr. Miguel R. Diaz, while he provided free medical care to the underserved. He cites this as a major inspiration in pursuing a career in medicine. He enjoys forming close relationships with his patients and believes a deep appreciation of each patient’s value system is key to providing exceptional care. Dr. Diaz strives to provide full-spectrum Family Medicine care, including Suboxone management and Medical Cannabis/Marijuana.
In his spare time, Dr. Diaz volunteers at the City Mission, the Bethesda House, and Migrant free clinics, where he provides care for the underserved. He also enjoys weight training, traveling, and outdoor adventures with his two puppies, Archie and Louie.
Medical Marijuana
Compassionate Care for You and Your FamilyYou are potentially eligible for medical marijuana if you have been diagnosed with certain severely debilitating or life threatening conditions, such as cancer, ALS, HIV/AIDS, Parkinson’s disease, MS, epilepsy, neuropathy, PTSD, and chronic pain, among others.
Your first step is speaking with a certified practitioner at our practice. Call our office to schedule an appointment to see if medical marijuana is right for you.