Larissa Gemme and I work for the North Shore Physicians Group

in Beverly at the Cummings Center I went to medical school at the University of New

England College

of osteopathic medicine in Maine I did my residency in family medicine

at UMASS Memorial Medical Center in Worcester

and then I did a fellowship back in Maine at the University of New England

in neuromuscular medicine and osteopathic manipulation

ODO's are doctors that are trained at an osteopathic medical school and it's a

more holistic philosophy of medicine

so I basically look at you as a whole person

so I look at body mind spirit and how it all interrelates

working with North Shore Physicians Group we are affiliated with Mass General

which is in the best medical care in the country

the biggest benefit is that when you see some

of these specialist we have access to the records

right away, so it's a better continuity of care

and it's a better caliber care. I decided to become a

family medicine doctor because you get to see everybody

you get to see babies, all the way up to the grandparents great-grandparents and

everybody in between

so I think I was just drawn to getting to know families and hearing their

stories

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