Personalized Care. Superior Outcomes.
Root Cause. Proactive.
Preventative.
Americans Have Never Been More Unhealthy
The Problem
Healthcare in Crisis
Healthcare in Crisis
- OUR BODIES ARE UNDER ATTACK.
- Approximately 60% of American adults have at least one chronic disease, and many children do as well.
- 74% of Americans (all ages) are overweight or obese.
- 97.6 million adult Americans are prediabetic, and 30 million are diabetic.
- 93.2% of American adults have metabolic dysfunction.
- Life expectancy is going down.
- We
- OUR BODIES ARE UNDER ATTACK.
- Approximately 60% of American adults have at least one chronic disease, and many children do as well.
- 74% of Americans (all ages) are overweight or obese.
- 97.6 million adult Americans are prediabetic, and 30 million are diabetic.
- 93.2% of American adults have metabolic dysfunction.
- Life expectancy is going down.
- We are doing things to our bodies that humans have never done before, except in the last 100 years. Significant repercussions should not surprise anyone.
- We ingest artificial ingredients, ultra-processed genetically modified (GMO) foods, microplastics, hormones, antibiotics, pesticides, potential carcinogens, and disturbing levels of added sugar and artificial sweeteners.
- Municipal Water Supplies are frequently unhealthy due to excessive levels of contaminants.
- From too much screen time to too little exercise, many of us have adopted habits and lifestyles which are unhealthy.
Healthcare in Crisis
Healthcare in Crisis
Healthcare in Crisis
- In the current healthcare environment, obstacles, poor communication, delays, suboptimal outcomes, and a lack of transparency are more often than not the norm.
- Too many patients. Too few physicians. Not enough time.
- With an average primary care doctor caring for over 2,000 patients in his panel - do the math - it is no wonder that every pa
- In the current healthcare environment, obstacles, poor communication, delays, suboptimal outcomes, and a lack of transparency are more often than not the norm.
- Too many patients. Too few physicians. Not enough time.
- With an average primary care doctor caring for over 2,000 patients in his panel - do the math - it is no wonder that every patient-doctor interaction feels rushed and best outcomes cannot be achieved.
- Medications and testing are overprescribed.
- Given these limitations, it is nearly impossible to provide excellent care - care that is proactive and focuses on root cause, prevention, and achieving long-lasting health.
Our Solution
Healthcare in Crisis
Our Solution
- Improve access by markedly reducing physician-patient panel size to <300 patients per physician.
- Create time for the patient by extending patient appointment times to 30-90+ minutes.
- Allow physicians sufficient time to be thoughtful. Cutting-edge care comes from doctors who dedicate themselves to becoming lifelong learners and allow themsel
- Improve access by markedly reducing physician-patient panel size to <300 patients per physician.
- Create time for the patient by extending patient appointment times to 30-90+ minutes.
- Allow physicians sufficient time to be thoughtful. Cutting-edge care comes from doctors who dedicate themselves to becoming lifelong learners and allow themselves the time to apply this knowledge to the unique needs of each patient.
- Always listen to the patient. They know their bodies best. Evidence-based guidelines are meant to guide, not replace personalization of care.
- Leverage technology to improve, not get in the way of, face-to-face time with patients.
- Continually broaden knowledge and skill sets so that the primary care doctor provides the vast majority of care and referrals become infrequent.
- Truly collaborate and remain fully engaged when a referral to a specialist is needed. The PCP is always in the game and is always the quarterback of your care.
- Assist the patient in navigating the complexity and fragmentation that now defines the majority of healthcare.
- Communicate in a timely and effective manner with patients. Patient to doctor communication without unnecessary intermediaries.
- Assume responsibility for the full spectrum of care from acute needs to chronic disease management, including prevention and wellness, as well as Specialty Services.
Trilogy Model of Care
Why TRILOGY HEALTH?
Incredible Access
Trusting Relationships
Trusting Relationships
Trusting Relationships
Trusting Relationships
Trusting Relationships
Customized Wellness
Trusting Relationships
Customized Wellness
Proactive Care
Truly Comprehensive Care
Customized Wellness
Direct communication
Truly Comprehensive Care
Truly Comprehensive Care
Truly Comprehensive Care
Truly Comprehensive Care
Truly Comprehensive Care
About Trilogy Health
Experienced Medical Professionals
At our practice, you will find a team of extremely qualified and dedicated medical professionals providing a comprehensive suite of services to manage almost all of your healthcare needs. Our broad capabilties enable us to rarely require the assistance of outside caregivers. We are constantly evolving and growing our skills and knowledge to ensure a seamless experience. This commitment allows us to stay by your side throughout your entire health journey as active participants. We advocate and work collaboratively with specialists, when needed, to deliver to you the best possible care.
Transforming Lives With Compassionate Care
At Trilogy Health, we understand that medical care can be stressful. Our compassionate staff is here to provide support and guidance every step of the way.
Leveraging State-of-the-Art Technology
We stay at the forefront of medical technology, empowering us to deliver accurate diagnoses and effective treatment plans for our patients. By leveraging these advancements, we craft high-impact, cost-effective solutions that streamline administrative and clinical tasks. This frees up valuable time for what matters most - effective communication and personalized patient care.
2024 MA Community Clinician of the Year
"A passion for lifelong learning has fueled my commitment to expanding my skills and expertise. This ensures my patients receive the most comprehensive, compassionate care available. I'm deeply grateful for this recognition." — Francis Duggan, MD
“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.” — Aristotle
Recognized by the Massachusetts Medical Society
"2024 Community Clinician of the Year"
Excellence is the compass guiding our practice. From the initial consultation to the follow-up appointment, we deliver exceptional care at every touchpoint. Our unwavering commitment is reflected in our motto: "If it's not excellent, we're not done!" This relentless pursuit of excellence ensures you receive the best possible care, every time.