Rasha Morad, MD, has devoted more than 30 years to improving care in post-acute, subacute, chronic hospital, and long-term care settings, especially for older adults. She has led multiple top-rated facilities across two states, where her role as a Certified Medical Director has resulted in consistently reduced readmissions and enhanced patient outcomes through strong oversight and steady guidance.
Her ability to manage patients with medically complex conditions spans varied healthcare environments. Dr. Morad has practiced in intensive care units, home health services, primary care offices, and outpatient clinics. She has successfully treated geriatric patients with multiple comorbidities and provided critical support for those recovering from COVID-19, both before and after hospitalization.
Alongside managing complex cases, Dr. Morad emphasizes preventive care by educating patients on weight control, smoking cessation, and chronic disease management. She has also developed health initiatives for women’s wellness, STD prevention, and occupational safety, particularly in communities that have limited access to care and resources.
She has played a central role in digitizing clinical operations to support efficiency and patient safety. Dr. Morad led the successful adoption of EMR systems like GehriMed and PointClickCare, all while ensuring full HIPAA compliance. She follows current clinical guidelines and uses her language skills to serve diverse populations with respect and understanding.
Her work in rural outpatient settings reflects a continued commitment to vulnerable populations. Dr. Rasha Morad supports regional providers while personally caring for geriatric patients and individuals transitioning out of hospital care. She helps reduce unnecessary hospital readmissions and provides valuable guidance to family medicine and mid-level teams.
She approaches rural care with attentiveness and collaboration. She assists with complex cases and works closely with referring clinicians to coordinate services. Her work ensures that each patient’s needs are addressed consistently, even in areas where access to specialized care may be limited.
In her leadership roles across skilled nursing and post-acute care facilities, Dr. Morad delivers comprehensive inpatient care while supporting strong recovery outcomes. She focuses on transitions from hospital to home, wound care management, and recovery timeline supervision, all while mentoring medical and nursing staff to maintain high performance and documentation standards.
Her responsibilities include regulatory compliance and performance review. She helps facilities meet state and federal expectations and leads continuous quality checks. She participates in ethics committees and collaborates with hospitals to improve care coordination and help families make informed medical decisions.
She has provided care across various hospital departments, including primary and preventive services, employment evaluations, and physical assessments. Rasha Morad has also led recovery planning in post-operative rehabilitation for patients recovering from complex surgeries such as open-heart bypass and organ transplants while ensuring safe adherence to clinical protocols.
Her hospital duties extend to inpatient care and consultation. She has provided follow-up in intensive care and cardiac units and offered consult services in general medicine. Her presence in hospital systems has helped maintain safe and consistent care delivery across multiple departments and disciplines.
Her medical contributions include volunteer service at hospitals and free clinics where she provides care to uninsured individuals. Dr. Morad has also supported international organizations dedicated to emergency medical relief and global health equity, helping extend care to those in underserved regions around the world.
She integrates preventive approaches in local and global outreach, using her training to promote health education and minimize long-term risks. She remains actively involved in initiatives that align with her values of accessible, ethical, and inclusive healthcare.
She received her Internal Medicine training at the University of Maryland Mid-Town Campus and served as Chief Resident during her time there. Dr. Rasha Morad is Board-Certified in Internal Medicine and recognized as a Certified Medical Director in Post-Acute and Long-Term Care. She has published several articles on chronic disease management and metabolic health.
Her writing reflects a deeper interest in helping patients and peers understand evolving health trends. She continues to engage in scholarly work that supports evidence-based medicine and enhances care for aging populations with complex medical needs.
She holds memberships with the American College of Physicians, the American Medical Association, and the Society of Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Physicians. Rasha Morad, MD, is licensed to practice in California and Maryland and maintains ACLS and BLS certifications, ensuring emergency and routine care readiness.
Outside her clinical work, she enjoys exploring nature, cycling, and global cuisines. Dr. Morad finds balance in personal activities that support wellness and time with loved ones, strengthening her ability to care for others professionally.