Primary Care Doctor - Geneva, NY

"I would highly recommend him to anyone. He is caring and empathetic. He cares. I will say he is an amazing doctor. My first time meeting him was yesterday, February 4th, 2026, and I can honestly say he listens, takes his time, and doesn’t make you feel rushed. I never had a provider who took the time to teach and show me what was going on. For years, I was questioning a lot, especially after having my thymus gland removed. I wish I had not had my thymus gland taken out, but back then, it kept growing and was causing issues. Every time I would take a sip of soda, water, or juice, or drink coffee or eat something, I would choke. Then it got to where I was having chest discomfort. I’m just glad I have a caring provider who listens to me, as it calms my nerves and makes me worry less. For many years, doctors dismissed me and gaslighted my problems. But when I finally got the diagnosis of advanced stages of osteoporosis and osteopenia, then osteogenesis imperfecta to Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, however, I’m unsure if I have it or if it is because I have a mutation of my CO1A1 and CO1A2 genes. I broke into tears because I was just shy of 31 when I learned this. As for the start of my problems, it was the end of March 2017. I felt like, after that, I noticed a change, but I do question why I was born with mostly baby teeth and a few adult teeth that I would lose back in my early 20s, or why my voice never fully developed in puberty. But I guess it was meant to happen. I wish I could be normal. I was born with low muscle tone and flat feet, and at age 20, I was told I have cerebral palsy in my legs, but my pediatrician never told my mom anything. I learned this from an orthopedic doctor and Social Security. There are more issues with my health. I am praying that it gets better. That is my heart. I pray I don't need a bypass. I am so scared of what the cardiologist told me about the findings. "