In these difficult and emotionally painful circumstances, Adoria Health and Aesthetics Clinic wishes to inform patients about the future of family physician Ārija Lāce’s (formerly Bušmane) practice.
Ārija Lāce has been missing since the tragic floods in Nepal on 26 August. Her family and colleagues are holding on to hope while living with profound heartache. At the same time, they recognise their responsibility to ensure that the patients who have placed their trust in Ārija over the years continue to receive care and compassion.
I am Dana Zālīte, Ārija’s daughter. I have given the greatest care and consideration to finding people with genuinely kind and open hearts to continue my mother’s practice. After careful consideration, it has been decided that two physicians will carry on her work — physicians for whom a compassionate approach to patients matters as much as their professional expertise.
Ksenija Margole and Ieva Grīnberga-Dērica will run the practice together, combining their knowledge and experience to provide patients with the same attentive and dependable care they have received until now. Both physicians have extensive experience working with patients and building close relationships based on trust. Their professionalism and empathy will carry forward what Ārija Lāce has established over the years: trust, warmth and a high standard of medical care.
It matters deeply to me that my mother’s work, and the trust her patients have placed in her over the years, are carried forward, along with the values she held dear.
We invite all of Ārija Lāce’s patients to continue placing their trust in Adoria Health and Aesthetics Clinic, confident that the care they receive here will remain both professional and compassionate.
With sincere respect,
Dana Zālīte,
Co-owner of the clinic