Christine DeMason, MD

As a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO), I believe that the patient should be treated as a whole person. We are made up of body, mind and spirit. If one of those aspects is not working properly, it can affect other aspects of our well-being. I also believe that it is important to find out the cause of a problem and treat the underlying condition, as opposed to only treating the presenting symptom. I often use alternative or complementary services in addition to traditional treatments like medication. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my family, cooking and running. I am active in my church and enjoy serving on the worship team and children's ministry.

I have always lived a life of service. I started my career in the United States Air Force serving my country taking care of active duty military, their families, and retirees. Most recently, I worked at a federally qualified health center serving under-served families in rural Pennsylvania. Now, I am excited to serve families across North Carolina. I enjoy pediatrics, womens health including polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), dermatology and preventative medicine. In my free time I like to hike, bike and volunteer at my sons school. My son and I also play in the handbell choir at our church.

I chose to become a doctor to be of service to my fellow man, in particular, the citizens of Chatham County. I believe in working with patients to help them find their path to better health. Outside of work, I am an avid cyclist and tennis player.