Neha B. Vyas MD, MBA, FAAFP

Dr. Neha B. Vyas, MD, MBA, FAAFP, is a physician in the department of Family Medicine at the Cleveland Clinic. She is an assistant clinical professor at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, and a fellow of the American Academy of Family Medicine. She earned her undergraduate degree in Anthropology from Rice University and her medical degree from Baylor College of Medicine. Dr. Vyas has been practicing general family medicine since 2001, with an emphasis on prevention, primary care office procedures, health care for families, and pediatric and adolescent medicine.

In addition to practicing as a family doctor, Dr. Vyas serves in several leadership roles. She is currently Vice Chair of Professional Development for Family Medicine at the Cleveland Clinic. She was formerly the activity director and lecturer for the Primary Care Conference at the Cleveland Clinic, showcasing current scientific studies applicable to practicing primary care providers. She is a regular contributor to many media outlets, including US News and World Report online, Reader’s Digest, CNN.com, Good Housekeeping, CBS News.com, Medpage Today, Real Simple, and Health magazine.

Dr. Vyas joined the Cleveland Clinic in 2014 and was previously the Section Head of Hillcrest Family Medicine. She received her EMBA from Case Western Reserve University in 2024 and continues to teach medical students in the Longitudinal Curriculum there. She uses her knowledge in evidence-based medicine to provide high-quality health education to empower her patients as well as the community at large, with the ultimate goal of developing healthy families and communities. Dr. Vyas resides in Cleveland, Ohio.