1507 Results forObstetricians & Gynecologists in Massachusetts

Care Philosophy: Dr. Sandra Fleming, MD is an Obstetrician / Gynecologist specialists in Wellesley, MA. She graduated from Boston University School of Medicine in 2000.

Care Philosophy: The only thing that matters to us is your health and your satisfaction with our care. We will treat you with the respect that you deserve. My aim is also to educate you concerning your obstetrical and gynecological problems. I feel you need someone to actually listen to your concerns without interuption. Your time is valuable, therefore, our aim is to have you seen within 15 of your scheduled time and we are very successful at this goal. I will personally call you with any abnormal results so that we can discuss your problem in detail. You will always find a friendly and attentive staff at our office.

Care Philosophy: At Tufts Medical Center Community Care (formerly Hallmark Health Medical Associates) we are committed to providing quality care, convenience and outstanding service to our patients. Our providers are focused on wellness and preventive care, offering our patients the best possible experiences and outcomes. We believe that collaboration between patients and providers is essential to achieving our goal of providing a high level of well-managed, individualized medical care. Patients benefit from the expertise shared between our primary care physicians and specialists, who coordinate patients' care and ensure easy access to all the services they need.

Biography: <p>Amna Khan, MD is a Board Certified OB/GYN. Dr. Khan was inspired to pursue a career in medicine, and more specifically Obstetrics and Gynecology by her aunt, who also practiced medicine. Dr. Khan offers procedures such as, colposcopies, and minimally invasive surgery. Dr. Khan focuses on providing accurate information/diagnoses and treatment plans best suited for the individual patient. Dr. Khan welcomes patients of all ages, although specializes in teenagers. Dr. Amna Khan practices a philosophy of treating all patients, community members, families, and colleagues with dignity, sensitivity, and respect and she values each patient's diversity. Doctor Amna Khan grew up in a subcontinent area and is fluent in Urdu and Hindu. When Dr. Khan is not practicing she enjoys photography and traveling.</p>

Biography: Dr. Sarah Paraghamian studied Political Science at the University of Pennsylvania and worked for community-based rural health programs in Paraguay and Nicaragua before applying to medical school. She earned her Medical Degree from the University of North Carolina, completed her Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency at the University of California at Irvine, and then returned to the University of North Carolina for her Gynecologic Oncology Fellowship. <br><br> Dr. Paraghamian is dedicated to providing compassionate and holistic care to her patients. Her research interests include clinical trials for gynecologic cancer, as well as reducing health disparities by addressing inconsistent delivery of quality care. <br><br> Outside of work she enjoys hiking with her family.

Biography: Kristin D’Orsi, DO entered medicine to make a difference in the lives of those around her. “Obstetrics and gynecology allows me to form long term relationships with my patients and care for them throughout their prenatal course, multiple births and beyond,” says Dr. D’Orsi. “I love being able to support my patients throughout life events – both happy and challenging. My goal when caring for patients is to look at each patient as a whole and focus on treating the whole body and not only the symptom or disease.”<br><br>Dr. D'Orsi is a Fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology. She is the medical student clerkship director for OBGYN at Lowell General Hospital. She enjoys teaching students and inspiring the next generation of future physicians. Outside of work, Dr. D'Orsi spends her free time with her children and family. She enjoys yoga and fitness, reading and enjoys being outdoors.

Biography: Irene Lewnard, MD was first inspired to become a physician by her grandfather who started his medical career as a family physician and later trained as an anesthesiologist, and her aunt who is a pathologist. She says they both believed strongly in serving their communities. Dr. Lewnard was inspired to go into the OB/GYN specialty by a mentor during medical school who had great compassion and skill in caring for her patients. “I enjoy the relationships OB/GYNs develop with women at all stages of life, from adolescence through menopause,” says Dr. Lewnard. “It is a privilege to participate in both joyful and challenging moments in their lives. I like that we are able to offer a wide variety of medical and surgical options to best help our patients.”<br><br>“I always try to listen to each patient carefully to understand their individual concerns and priorities, and how I can best help them," says Dr. Lewnard. "It is important to me that each patient completely understands all of the treatment options and participate in the decision-making process.”<br><br>Dr. Lewnard is a member of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Outside of work, Dr. Lewnard enjoys travel, outdoor activities, music, and spending time with her fiancé, family and friends.

Biography: <p>Alice Shen, MD is a Board Certified OB/GYN. Dr. Shen became passionate for medicine early as she felt compelled to be an advocate for women's healthcare from a very young age. Dr. Shen has been voted one of Boston Top Docs. She specializes in minimally invasive surgery, specifically laparoscopic and office procedures. Dr. Shen sees patients ranging from adolescence to older, menopausal patients. She is very family oriented and has 2 young children at home. Dr. Shen seeks to provide a casual comfortable setting for patients, allowing them to feel comfortable discussing some of their most sensitive issues regarding their health and lives.</p>

Biography: William Galvin, III, MD has been delivering babies and treating women in the Merrimack Valley for over 26 years, with a passion for obstetrics and expertise in gynecological surgery. He was inspired to become a physician at the age of 16 after he spent the summer volunteering with an international community impact program. After months of training prior to the program’s start, Dr. Galvin spent the summer traveling to different areas of Honduras helping to provide medical and dental care to young children. “The program was an incredible character building experience,” says Dr. Galvin. “I found it to be one of the most rewarding things I’ve ever done in my life. I knew I wanted to be a doctor after that experience so I could help people.”<br><br>Today, Dr. Galvin continues to be dedicated to his profession, to continue learning, and to helping the community. “When I started out, I was interested in trying to help decrease teenage pregnancies, which the state and this community have made great strides at addressing over the last several decades," says Dr. Galvin. "As healthcare has changed over the years, I’m excited to now be part of our organization's goals of bringing care and services out of the hospital and into people’s homes and the community. This type of care ties right back into what I did when I was 16 – not just providing individual care, but looking at preventive, community-level care.”<br><br>Dr. Galvin’s care philosophy focuses on three elements when seeing patients – be prepared; be present and be purposeful. “I didn’t invent that saying but it resonated with me when I first heard it," he says. "I think about these three things before I enter the room for any patient appointment. The greatest asset I think any doctor can have is the ability to listen. I am always consciously trying to make sure I spend time listening to my patients and hearing what they are saying.”<br><br>“As an obstetrician, this profession is a very rewarding, thankful and positive experience most of the time,” says Dr. Galvin. “It is so important to me to remember why I chose this career path during that summer in Honduras. One of my greatest joys in life is to have somebody say thank you for doing something that has really helped them.”<br><br>Dr. Galvin is a Fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology. He is also a member of Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society, American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists, New England Obstetrical and Gynecological Society, and the Massachusetts Medical Society. Outside of work, Dr. Galvin is dedicated to his family and friends. He spends as much time as possible with his wife and kids, as well as his close circle of friends. He also enjoys golfing, skiing, reading, traveling, and his newest hobby – maintaining his saltwater reef tank.

Biography: Michelle Cochran, MD decided at the age of three that she was going to be a doctor when she grew up. “I’ve never regretted that decision, and I cannot imagine doing anything else,” she says. Dr. Cochran chose to focus in obstetrics and gynecology because she loves the variety of her field. It allows her to do everything from delivering babies to performing specialized gynecological surgeries. “The most important part of my job is the long-term relationships I am able to form with patients through the various phases of their lives.”<br><br>Dr. Cochran is a member of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Outside of work, Dr. Cochran loves to travel and explore the world, both with her family and on her own. She enjoys experiencing other cultures and connecting with people wherever she goes.