Jenny Zhang, MD
Medical Doctor
Dr. Jenny Zhang offers more than a decade of extensive clinical experience, encompassing specialized training in both general surgery and anesthesiology. Her personal journey with hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (hEDS) has profoundly shaped her career and aspirations, fueling her dedication to delivering exceptional care and advocacy for the EDS and hypermobile community. As both a patient and physician, Dr. Zhang possesses a profound and nuanced understanding of the clinical manifestations of Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, as well as its effects on daily life. Dr. Zhang adopts a comprehensive approach to optimizing health and well-being, with a specialized focus on neuroplasticity, the integration of Eastern and Western medicine, and the complex interrelations amongst the mind-body-gut connection.
Dr. Zhang received her medical degree from the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center in New Orleans and currently resides in Seattle. Dr. Zhang is also a classically-trained chef with a dedicated interest in the concept of "food as medicine," utilizing culinary medicine to enhance the management of chronic illnesses and overall quality of life.
Reviews
"Dr. Zhang took a lot of time to listen to all of my concerns, even things that were seemingly unconnected. She assured me that she wanted to hear all of my story. When I told her, she listened. Most physicians have too little time to do this, and several physicians have discounted my symptoms as irrelevant. My symptoms come and go, and they vary in severity; Dr. Zhang took this into consideration, and in our first session she provided specific steps on how I can help myself at home. I have implemented all of these steps and am showing some improvement already, which is incredibly encouraging and totally empowering. I no longer feel alone and hopeless, and I have more information to help me live a full and happy life." - Kim
Interested in joining the team?
We are looking for more people who want to join our mission to increase awareness and access to medical care for Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome