WW “Formerly Weight Watchers”

We treat obesity as a disease and support patients in all treatment options: healthy lifestyle changes, anti-obesity medicines, bariatric surgery, and endoscopic procedures. By treating obesity, we can help improve a patients health and quality of life. We work as a team to best support our patients.

I strive to help my patients better understand their bodies, from their reproductive years through menopause and beyond. I partner with my patients to offer the best obstetric or gynecologic care tailored to their needs. Together, we discuss the pros and cons of the available treatment options so they can make healthcare decisions that are right for them. I want them to feel empowered about their bodies and health, and I am here to support them. I have been told that I am easy to talk to, even when discussing sensitive topics. Knowing that my patients trust me with their most personal concerns and utmost vulnerability is an honor and privilege. I enjoy caring for patients throughout the different seasons of their lives. I love developing relationships with my patients that continue for years. I was born and raised in southern New Hampshire. I’m excited and grateful for the opportunity to serve the community I grew up in and call home.

Although I was fortunate to have the opportunity to complete residency and fellowship training in New York City, I was born and raised in New Hampshire and love being back in this area, raising my kids, and having the privilege of taking care of patients in New Hampshire and Vermont. I enjoy working in the field of allergy and immunology because we care for a wide variety of age groups. We can get to know and follow the allergic conditions of entire families, which is very rewarding. Also, this is a particularly exciting time to be working in this field because it is evolving so much. New medications and therapies are emerging that help us improve the quality of care we provide for our patients. Asthma and allergies can be very stressful for everyone. The difficulty in breathing that can come with asthma can be scary for children, and sometimes even more so for their parents. I want my patients to know that I’m here to help them to get their disease under control and to help them stay healthy, so that those stressful moments are fewer and farther between. It’s so rewarding to see patients make progress, whether it’s seeing them outgrow their food allergies so that they can enjoy a food again, or getting their allergies or asthma under control so that they can get back to feeling good and doing what they want to do.