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Harvard Medical School-Affiliated Medical Care, Right Where You Live

When it comes to your medical care, extraordinary quality and convenience is a winning combination. Hebrew SeniorLife Medical Group offers specialized on-site geriatric primary care practices for residents at three of our senior living communities: NewBridge on the Charles, Orchard Cove, and Center Communities of Brookline.

Your primary care physician will focus on maintaining your health and well-being based on your personal values, goals, and preferences. To that end, we offer:

  • Wellness assessments
  • Urgent care appointments
  • A geriatrician on-call 24/7
  • On-site lab services
  • Electronic medical records
  • Integrative therapies such as acupuncture and massage
Harvard Medical School students confer with Dr. Jennifer Rhodes-Kropf

A World-Class Collaboration

Our Harvard Medical School Affiliation

Our Harvard Medical School affiliation benefits patients, residents, and students, connecting us to one of the richest biomedical research collectives in the world. As the only senior care organization affiliated with Harvard, we use our expertise in geriatric medicine to train the clinicians and researchers of tomorrow. 

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How Do I Choose the Right Doctor?

It can be hard to know who the right person is to help yourself or your aging parent. One important decision we are all faced with is how to choose the right doctor to help us navigate the changes that come with aging. Our blog post offers helpful tips on making the best choice.

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Meet Our Primary Care Team

Our full-time, Harvard Medical School-affiliated primary care team includes the following geriatricians and other professionals.

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From Our Blog

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