ArnuMed Primary Care in Warren, PA

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2025 Penn Ave East, PA

814 757 6505
ArnuMed.com

No facility fee
Same day appointments for URGENT issue.

-if paying cash, visits are $70
-free clinics available for 1x visit, for under-insured or uninsured

Diplomas and licenses are mere papers that indicate the bare minimum qualification has been met. Considering that most p...
02/25/2026

Diplomas and licenses are mere papers that indicate the bare minimum qualification has been met. Considering that most phone calls end with “Are you a doctor by any chance?”, (something that never fails to make my mother smile) one might say that acting with the grace and displaying a fund of knowledge unmistakable of a physician is far more important. I won’t get into that philosophical debate.

What I do want to mention is what I am most proud of on this wall: the American flag and what it stands for. Without the principles that makes the US a great nation, I would have not had the opportunity to help people in the way I was meant to.

🇺🇸🫡
-Dr Le

The patient in reference in the text exchange trusts me to make decisions about his life more so than himself or his wif...
02/24/2026

The patient in reference in the text exchange trusts me to make decisions about his life more so than himself or his wife and other family members. I’ve saved his life so many times, we both lost count.

Any P*P will *always* act in your best interest and within the best of their ability. Whether a patient feels this way, or what a clinician’s best ability translates into are entirely different questions. Take some solace in the fact that they are doing their best. A carpenter doing plumbing intends well and will do his best… as to the outcome of his best efforts. 🤞🏻🤷‍♂️🤞🏻🤷‍♂️

We are constantly choosing the lesser of bad outcomes… a patient who trusts his doctor will see it this way. A patient that doesn’t will think, “If only I hadn’t listen to him/her, I wouldn’t be experiencing this.”

That’s why, imho, strong rapport with someone’s P*P is the single most important factor in whether a clinician is the right fit for you.

I’m not the right fit for some patients and that’s ok. It’s far more important a patient get better care with someone they trust. My ego doesnt get bruised when it comes to ensuring what is best and safest for patients.

-Dr Le

02/24/2026

I heard from enough patients that a certain practice would charge a physical without it being any different from a usual visit; they often dont find out until EOB says so, or I review their records and see that it was categorize as a physical, though bizarrely far too lacking in details to be a bona fide “physical”.

Per usual, a copay would be collected, which would be waived in a physical

It seems likely it billed as a physical AND problem based visit in the same day, in which case the copay applies. But the amount of time spent with patient and then the documentation to pass muster when it gets audited would be quite a feat.

Did anyone else experience something similar?

-Dr Le

02/23/2026

The waiting room was re-assigned to a more strategic location to optimize patient’s comfort and privacy.

Multiple problems with the waiting room near the entrance…
-cold draft whenever door is opened
-privacy concerns as info is revealed
-space too cramp

-Dr Le

Dear UPMC, For someone purporting to uphold legally binding contracts, you mention only details convenient to you, such ...
02/23/2026

Dear UPMC,

For someone purporting to uphold legally binding contracts, you mention only details convenient to you, such that it begs the questions if any of the content can be trusted.

Note the following:
-I provided explicit proof that both individuals *asked for* the mugs. Last I checked, this is America , where free will is a basic human right. Please respect our flag 🇺🇸 and what it stands for.

-I explicitly stated “If anyone specifically requests one, they are accepting the risk…” ie, do NOT bring it to work where it can be seen. That they do it anyways seems like a big middle finger?🤷‍♂️ I’m not sure how that’s my problem, though clearly it bruised your ego.

To turn the table… in the long letter of cease & desist, was there any mentioning, let alone providing irrefutable proof that what I did was unsolicited?

The broader implication of this threatening letter is that UPMC employees are expected to be mindless robots who are NOT ALLOWED to act as they please, and that freedom of speech is aggressively suppressed.

It is beyond the pale that scare tactics is the rule of the land, and that you would blatantly trample the constitutional rights of hard working, patriotic Americans in the furtherance of your financial interest.

Getting punished for exercising freedom of speech. Where I’m from, that’s called slavery.

Shame. On. You.

-Dr Le

02/22/2026

The 1st exam room is nearly complete, pending some minor customization. Pound for pound, furnishing an exam room is the more intricate process of building a medical practice, and usually a rate limiting step. It’s a room where the physician spends the most time: building rapport, having difficult conversations, making, and treating challenging diagnoses.

After signing the lease, my landlord wasted no time purchasing material and worked tirelessly such that each time I came back to the office, it’s difficult to believe it’s the same room.

Wanting better for my patients is easier said than done. Being able to make it a reality took patience, luck, and perseverance. I am beyond grateful the sink, cabinet, and drawers of the exam room were completed so quickly, and more importantly, tastefully.

-Dr Le

ArnuMed’s namesake, Michael J. Arnum, was someone who lived simply, gave generously, and found joy in using his many tal...
02/21/2026

ArnuMed’s namesake, Michael J. Arnum, was someone who lived simply, gave generously, and found joy in using his many talents for the benefit of others. Whether through a thoughtful act, steady encouragement, or a surprise batch of freshly baked goods, he made people feel seen and valued. There wasn’t anyone who wasn’t important to him.

Michael passed on February 26, 2023 — a day that marked both an end and a beginning. He spent his life helping others, and I was fortunate to be among them. When he passed, it ignited a fire in me to carry forward what he could no longer do. Choosing February 26th as our opening date was a deliberate gesture — a reminder that not only is the fire still burning, it is burning brighter.

As the opening date approaches, I am deeply grateful for the outpouring of support from this community — and for the many who have stepped forward, insisting on helping in whatever way they can. This day carries profound meaning for me and serves as a reminder that the practice was born from a commitment to help others, serve, and give back.

-Dr Le

02/21/2026

UPDATE: this floor plan is outdated. See most recent post.

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Slowly coming together

First half of virtual tour is what perspective entering office, sitting in waiting room, and then heading to exam room, (quickly glancing into break room).

The rest shifts to my perspective: me entering my office from a side entrance, and my view into the working area.

All too common of an American 🇺🇸 experience.
02/18/2026

All too common of an American 🇺🇸 experience.

I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to Lauren Rose for her generosity and care. She designed the acrylic lettering ...
02/17/2026

I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to Lauren Rose for her generosity and care. She designed the acrylic lettering for my fromt entrance office door, drove out to my clinic (and back), and meticulously applied each letter — all while balancing her adorable, incredibly well-behaved toddler on her hip. A true “hold my beer” moment.

The practice of medicine can feel heavy and, at times, thankless. Her thoughtful gesture was genuinely uplifting and acts of kindness like this mean more than words can convey.

Today also happens to be Lunar New Year. In Vietnamese culture, there’s a belief that how the year begins sets the tone for what follows. To start the year feeling supported and welcomed — especially while carrying the responsibility of being the sole outpatient internist* in the county — is deeply meaningful.

*an honor and privilege, though also one with tremendous pressure.

I’m grateful. And encouraged. 🥰😊😌

-Dr Le

I know what everyone is thinking: the feng shui feels… off. I’m working on it. -Dr Le
02/17/2026

I know what everyone is thinking: the feng shui feels… off. I’m working on it.

-Dr Le

02/15/2026

My dad called this morning and asked what he should do about his “cold” symptoms. He went on to describe what is unmistakably a bacterial infection.

“Oh. That’s serious. Is there an antibiotics I can get over the counter?”

“No, Dad, you’d need a script.”

“Oh. I’d have to call my doctor tomorrow.”

It brought me to tears that someone who had been there for me countless times making it possible for me to pursue my dreams, yet never expects anything in return.

“Dad. This is within my scope of practice. I can prescribe it. Remember to take it with food. Call me in a few days.”

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Warren, PA
16365

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Wednesday 8:30am - 6pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6pm

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