Mit Mahesh Patel, MD
Family Medicine
Provider Groups
Loyola Medicine Physician
Loyola Physician Partners
Primary Contact
888-584-7888
Services & Specialties
Areas of Specialization
- Family Medicine
Clinical Interests
Conditions Treated
- Kidney Stones
- Preventative Medicine
- chronic disease management
- heart disease
- preventative care
- preventive medicine
- Interstitial Lung Disease
- Preventive Health
Locations & Contact
Primary Location
Loyola Medical Group - Chicago
6649 Archer Ave
Chicago
, IL 60638
About
Mit Patel, MD is a compassionate and dedicated family medicine physician
committed to promoting lifelong health and wellness. With a strong focus on preventive care and chronic condition management, Dr. Patel takes pride in building lasting relationships with his patients to support their unique health journeys. A graduate of UIC with residency training at Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center, Dr. Patel brings a patient-centered approach to Archer Family Medicine. Fluent in Gujarati, he is passionate about serving diverse communities and ensuring accessible, high-quality care. Outside the clinic, Dr. Patel enjoys connecting with his community and advocating for healthier lifestyles.
Ages Seen
Education & Certifications
Education
Education:
University of Illinois - Chicago
Residency:
Saint Joseph Health System Graduate Medical Education
(2024)
Board Certifications
Family Medicine, Family Medicine, American Board of
Provider Groups
Loyola Medicine Physician
Loyola Physician Partners
Publications
- VA-ECMO-assisted aspiration thrombectomy in a patient presenting with acute massive PE with absolute contraindications to thrombolytics. Patel, M.; Mujer, M.; John, A.; Darki, A.; Catheterization and cardiovascular interventions : official journal of the Society for Cardiac Angiography & Interventions
- Raw regulates glial population of the eye imaginal disc. Hans, V. R.; Wendt, T. I.; Patel, A. M.; Patel, M. M.; Perez, L.; Talbot, D. E.; Jemc, J. C.; Genesis (New York, N.Y. : 2000)
- Sensitizing acute myeloid leukemia cells to induced differentiation by inhibiting the RIP1/RIP3 pathway. Xin, J.; You, D.; Breslin, P.; Li, J.; Zhang, J.; Wei, W.; Cannova, J.; Volk, A.; Gutierrez, R.; Xiao, Y.; Ni, A.; Ng, G.; Schmidt, R.; Xia, Z.; Pan, J.; Chen, H.; Patel, M. M.; Kuo, P. C.; Nand, S.; Kini, A. R.; Zhang, J.; Chen, J.; Zhu, J.; Zhang, J.; Leukemia