ATP Medicine, LTD
2000 W. International Airport Road,
Suite B4
Anchorage, AK 99502
ph - (907) 868-2961
fax - (907) 868-2962
atpmedicine@gmail.com
Message from Dr. Thomas
November 15, 2022
Although I was hesitant to make this announcement on social media, as it can be fleeting at times, there is no denying that it’s quite effective in reaching everyone.
Beginning next year, I shall be out of town briefly each month to support my wife as she is moving to Phoenix, Arizona for medical and family reasons.
Please be assured that I have no intention of closing ATP Medicine. Words cannot express the utmost gratitude I have for the Alaska aviators and other aviators that see me. Not only have you built a great practice for me, but I have become very good friends with many of you; you have taken/taught me flying above the Arctic Circle, float flying, ski flying, off runway flying, instrument flying, acrobatics, given me great flight instruction, shared meals with me, and offered a laugh or two in my office.
You have been friends, colleagues, instructors, advisors, and been like my family. Therefore, it is my goal to maintain care of this great community, and to reciprocate all you have done for me. I shall endeavor to always be here to help as long as you want me.
Sincere thanks
Bob
Veteran - 10% discount
CAP - 10% discount
Special Issuance
Often, the aviator may have a medical condition that requires special consideration by the FAA. Althought the medical condition may be disqualifying, most often the FAA can provide a waiver, which is called a special issuance for that medicial condition. The airmen may need to provide the FAA with periodical information and documentation about their medical condition. It is the AME's job to guide the airmen do this process. Basically, to summarize, the AME's job is to keep the aviator flying. Assisting pilots through the special assurance is a job ATP Medicine finds especially rewarding.