Osteopathic psychiatrist Dr. Lily Yang (Touro University California DO) practices in Point Loma at Kaiser Permanente's Kenyon Street facility near Pechanga Arena, where her osteopathic training adds whole-person philosophy to psychiatric medication management and diagnostic evaluation. Her residency in upstate New York preceded a move to San Diego, where her Kaiser caseload now spans anxiety, mood disorders, and generalized-anxiety presentations across adult and adolescent populations—a patient mix shared with department colleagues including Eduardo Enrique Lopez-Gibson, MD on the Kenyon campus. Yang's osteopathic background emphasizes the connection between physical health and psychiatric symptoms, informing treatment plans that account for sleep disruption, chronic pain, and somatic complaints alongside mood and anxiety pharmacotherapy. Telehealth capability extends her reach across California for follow-up medication checks and therapy-integration appointments that do not require in-person evaluation. Community-based psychiatric resources supplement Kaiser's network for members needing specialized modalities, with referrals routed to providers such as Alexander Papp, MD for outpatient psychiatric care beyond the Kaiser system. The most complex cases involve adolescent mood-disorder presentations requiring family-system assessment, school-coordination letters, and multi-medication trials calibrated to developing neurochemistry.