Andrew N Le, DO

Andrew Le, DO, is a sports medicine physician at MemorialCare Medical Group. Dr. Le completed his medical education at Western University of Health Sciences. During his time there he was the recipient of multiple scholarships and awards in family medicine, was the President of the Sports Medicine Club, and ultimately graduated with honors. He went on to complete his residency, elected Chief Resident, at Kaiser Permanente’s Woodland Hills Family Medicine Program. Following his residency, he completed a fellowship at Kaiser Permanente’s Los Angeles Sports Medicine Program. During his time there, his research was selected to present at both local and national conferences in sports medicine and was a team physician for Santa Monica College and CSU Los Angeles.

Family is Dr. Le’s greatest pride and joy, which makes him feel honored to extend a family environment to his patients within his profession.

I often reflect on what it truly means to be a “family” doctor. To know that this word, which is so simple, yet elemental to who I am as a person, will one day be a part of my professional title is the fuel that drives my unwavering commitment to my patients.

From the young age of 5, Dr. Le developed a deep-rooted love for soccer. Playing the sport led to two ACL surgeries on the same knee, which was a long and difficult recovery, but those injuries sparked his genuine interest in sports medicine. 

The joy of regaining my identity from a catastrophic injury, and my wish to share this special feeling with others have led me towards a career in Sports Medicine.

Dr. Le finds his profession to be the highest honor and privilege to listen to each patient’s story when they are most vulnerable and channeling that vulnerability into meaningful and lasting connections. His ultimate goal is to attain a deeper understanding of his patient’s concerns and devise a comprehensive treatment plan that will improve their quality of life. He has a specialized interest in diagnostic and interventional ultrasound, orthobiologics, percutaneous tenotomy, barbotage, peripheral nerve hydrodissection, management of chronic tendinopathy and arthritis, and comprehensive wellness care for patients of all ages.

Outside of medicine, Dr. Le enjoys playing multiple sports including soccer, basketball, and running. He is passionate about volunteering and has covered several Special Olympics events as well as volunteered abroad on medical mission trips to Honduras and Vietnam.

Sports knows no boundaries and can touch and unite people from all racial, ethnic, and cultural backgrounds.