Dr. Reiff, a long time solo physician in central Phoenix has recently associated with her
son, Aeyrie Reiff FNP. Her practice began in 1990, revitalizing the office of Louis P. Lutfy MD (1945) then
maintained by his son, Phillip Lutfy MD. She retains a number of artifacts on display from that period.
She is a native of Texas with a BA from the University of Texas and an MA from the University College of
North Wales in English Literature. She graduated from Southwestern Medical School in Dallas in 1986
and finished her Family Medicine Residency in Phoenix at Good Samaritan. She continues to study
health in continuity of care for families she has known throughout this time, and has particular
experience in babies and children, bone health in women, skin care, diet, exercise and careful use of
supplements. She is dedicated to sharing hardship and joy with all patients.
 

Dr. Reiff has a lifelong interest in botany, herbs, gardening, canning and baking bread. She is a potter
making functional work: plates, cups, bowls, and vases, which are also displayed in the office. She and
her husband of many years, a teacher, poet and sculptor, also share an avid love and experience of the
deserts and mountains of Texas and Arizona. Her father was a prisoner of war in Nazi camp Stalag Luft
IV and Stalag Luft I for eleven months and was liberated in May 1945. He kept a diary of these trials
recorded in tiny script on cigarette papers which he smuggled out and published in 2001: Return Ticket,
My Diary as a POW Airman in WWII, which is available online.