Doctor of Medicine, a common medical school degree for physicians. MDs at One Medical typically specialize in family medicine, internal medicine, or pediatrics.
About Lindsey
Being a family medicine provider is rewarding for Lindsey, as it allows her to develop relationships with individuals and their families which span generations. She’s honored to learn how a person's unique life experiences shape their family and impact their health. Her goal is to explain how conditions affect the body and mind, answer all questions so a person feels comfortable developing plans with her that fit their lifestyle, and help them reach their goals. Her interests include women's health, adolescent medicine, senior care, and mental health.
To stay healthy, Lindsey enjoys group fitness classes (especially spinning), cooking a variety of foods with her husband, and sharing a good laugh with friends daily. She finds happiness in traveling, eating cuisines from around the world, and spending time with her family. Lindsey earned her medical degree at Rush University Medical Center before completing her residency at Advocate Illinois Masonic. She’s board-certified by the American Board of Family Medicine.
Other languages spoken: conversational Spanish
To stay healthy, Lindsey enjoys group fitness classes (especially spinning), cooking a variety of foods with her husband, and sharing a good laugh with friends daily. She finds happiness in traveling, eating cuisines from around the world, and spending time with her family. Lindsey earned her medical degree at Rush University Medical Center before completing her residency at Advocate Illinois Masonic. She’s board-certified by the American Board of Family Medicine.
Other languages spoken: conversational Spanish
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