Kara Denny, MD
New York
Doctor of Medicine, a common medical school degree for physicians. MDs at One Medical typically specialize in family medicine, internal medicine, geriatrics or pediatrics.
About Kara
I take a thoughtful, patient-centered approach to practicing medicine, focused on getting to know my patients and their values in order to develop individualized health plans that best suit their needs. I pride myself in providing a non-judgemental and accepting environment for my patients. While able to provide comprehensive care for a wide array of health needs, I am particularly interested in adolescent, women's, and LGBTQ+ care. I also welcome any opportunity to practice travel medicine and enjoy preparing my patients for international travel.
To stay healthy and happy, I practice yoga regularly, enjoy time spent in nature, and travel when possible. I love to cook and to explore the city’s food scene. And I find live music and time spent with loved ones are great for the soul. I earned my medical degree at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine and completed an internal medicine-pediatrics residency and a masters in public health degree at the University of Minnesota. While completing an Academic General Pediatrics fellowship at the University of Minnesota, I focused my energies on older children and adolescents, learning how to best address their needs, collaborate with their parents, and prepare them to transition from their pediatric to adult care. I am board-certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine and the American Board of Pediatrics.
To stay healthy and happy, I practice yoga regularly, enjoy time spent in nature, and travel when possible. I love to cook and to explore the city’s food scene. And I find live music and time spent with loved ones are great for the soul. I earned my medical degree at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine and completed an internal medicine-pediatrics residency and a masters in public health degree at the University of Minnesota. While completing an Academic General Pediatrics fellowship at the University of Minnesota, I focused my energies on older children and adolescents, learning how to best address their needs, collaborate with their parents, and prepare them to transition from their pediatric to adult care. I am board-certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine and the American Board of Pediatrics.