Anthony J. LoGiudice, MD

I have always considered being a physician as my vocation, not just a job. As such, the patient must always come first, no matter the challenges inherent in their care. We have the privilege to treat patients with everyday common problems, those with limited access to healthcare or resources, as well as those who may be living the worst day of their life after injury. Every patient must be treated with dignity and respect. Guiding a patient through the process of healing, whether involving surgery or not, and seeing them “graduate” from clinic with a restoration of function as well as faith in themselves yields the greatest rewards of satisfaction for me as a physician. I am proud to say that some of my most profound physician-patient relationships have come from patients on whom I never even operated. Such successes cannot be won without an amazing care team of fellow MDs, APPS, RNs and MAs surrounding and supporting my busy practice.