Listening to my patients is important to me. I use that information and physical exams to create personalized care plans. Family Medicine is diverse and keeps me engaged and always learning. I see Family Medicine as comprehensive healthcare for all ages. I love improving outcomes for my patients. I ensure both patients and their caregivers are involved in decision-making. The... Read More about Lindsay L. Perry, MSN, APRN

I have been a family physician in Keene since 1996 and I am proud to be a part of a long tradition of physicians providing care at Cheshire Medical Center. I value knowing my patients and their families, understanding their concerns and what is most important to them. I believe this is best accomplished through careful listening, open and honest... Read More about Leslie T. Pitts, MD

Being a primary care physician has been my lifelong dream. I love building meaningful relationships with my patients and empowering them to make life-altering decisions. As a primary care doctor, when I see a patient, I take into account their whole picture: socioeconomic and psychological factors, as well as family dynamics. Then we work together to come up with goals... Read More about Muthutantrige H. Cooray, MD

I like to think of my approach to health care as a team project with patients. I'm an educator, so I make sure that they have all the information about options for making medical decisions. Every patient can make their own decision, but my job is to help them make educated decisions. When you involve people in their health care... Read More about Sharon E. Ferguson, DO

It’s important to me that new patients feel welcomed and respected. I’m here for them, to help them make informed decisions about their health and feel their best. I want to hear their concerns, and to attend to the whole person. I truly enjoy getting to know my patients and helping them meet their health goals. I’ve always been a... Read More about Kathleen R. Thompson, MSN, APRN

I like to give patients options. I will share my guidance and recommendations, but that will be tempered with what they really want for themselves. With the same symptoms for a 40 year old patient and a 95 year old patient, my guidance would be very different. I'm easy to chat with, and I’m able to get the information I... Read More about Michael F. Kasschau, MD

I chose to work in family medicine because I want to help people in all stages of their life. I love having the chance to treat the whole person and to form long-term relationships with my patients. My goal is to help my patients understand their condition and feel comfortable with their care plan. I believe in using shared decision-making... Read More about Kathryn R. Bradley, MPAS, BS, PA-C

Anything that is important to my patients is important to my care. That means not only addressing the issues they came in for, but also looking at their home lives, support systems, hobbies and lifestyles. I always view each patient as a whole. I hope they feel heard, validated and empowered in my care. I want them to know that... Read More about Joshua F. Leduc, DNP, APRN

I enjoy the variety and diversity that Family Medicine offers. I find great joy in interacting with patients at all stages of life, whether guiding a child through their first check-up, supporting a woman's health choices, or helping someone manage a chronic condition. What drew me to Family Medicine is the opportunity to truly get to know my patients and... Read More about Samia Khan, DO

My primary focus is on preventive care, aimed at ensuring my patients can lead full, active lives within their community. Before starting my medical career, I was a school teacher. During that time, I developed a deep interest in mental and physical well-being. This led me to realize that I wanted to play a more significant role in helping improve... Read More about Julie L. Nowak, MSN, FNP

As a primary care provider, I enjoy developing long-term relationships with my patients. It is very rewarding to know my patients and help them through difficult times in their lives. It feels good when I can help someone cope with an acute or chronic illness. As a natural caregiver, I care for my patients the way I would want someone... Read More about Molly G. Boudreau, MSN, APRN

The most rewarding aspect of being a nurse practitioner is making a positive difference in someone's care. My role is to provide personalized care plans that focus on my patients' overall well-being. Patients need to better understand their health so they can make informed decisions. I work closely with my patients to support and educate them. Together, we create a... Read More about Kayla A. Green, MSN, APRN