ZAHAV MDMedical Concierge

About ZahavMD – Medical Concierge

Aaron Rubinstein, M.D.
Your physician

Aaron Rubinstein, M.D.

Aaron Rubinstein, M.D. is an emergency physician who trained at the University of Illinois College of Medicine and completed his Emergency Medicine residency at Resurrection Medical Center in Chicago, where he co‑chaired the Education Committee. He has spent years caring for people at their most urgent moments, in emergency departments and the pre‑hospital setting, as a volunteer with local EMS. Outside of medicine, he enjoys spending time with his wife and two children, hiking, and playing guitar.

  • Training and education
    • B.S. in Biology, Touro University
    • M.D., University of Illinois College of Medicine
    • Emergency Medicine residency, Resurrection Medical Center
  • Board certification and licensure
    • Board eligible in Emergency Medicine
    • Licensed to practice medicine in Illinois and Wisconsin
  • Clinical experience
    • Emergency Medicine
    • Pre-hospital Medicine
    • Medical Education
    • Medical Directorship
The practice

Why Zahav.

Zahav is Hebrew for gold: the standard of care you deserve.

Too often, medicine has become about navigating insurance policies and waiting lists rather than the person in front of the physician. A late-night emergency visit can mean a high co-pay, a long wait, and arranging child care or care of a pet, all of which add stress to an already difficult moment.

Throughout his training and experience, Dr. Rubinstein saw how often patients were told what to do rather than given the information to decide for themselves. Zahav is built to change that: a physician you can trust, who comes to you, gives you a reliable assessment, and explains your options so the decision is yours, often without leaving the comfort of your home.

Unhurried

Time to listen, examine, and inform.

Private

Your home, your schedule, your physician.

Straightforward

Private-pay with clear, itemized records.

ZahavMD Medical Concierge

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