About Me

I’ve been fortunate to spend time in New England, California, and the Midwest. I completed my residency in internal medicine at Brown University, moved to Colorado in 2002, and was a hospitalist with Colorado Permanente Medical Group between 2004 and 2017. Mid-career, I completed a fellowship in hospice and palliative medicine at the University of Kansas and rejoined Colorado Permanente Medical Group in 2018. I now practice outpatient supportive care in Lone Tree and inpatient supportive care at Sky Ridge Medical Center for Kaiser Permanente Colorado.

About my practice

I believe that listening is vital to truly understanding my patients’ needs and concerns as they contend with a complex illness. I take the time to get to know my patients and their families and to learn what they value most. I hope that my patients and their loved ones can fully appreciate how palliative/supportive care is not only “end of life” care. It is a team approach to comprehensive symptom management, future planning and tailoring medical care to most fit your values. I’m fortunate to be part of a supportive care team of nurses, social workers, pharmacists and physician colleagues.

How I thrive

I enjoy photography, coffee, traveling, and going outside to run, bike, or snowboard. I think Red Rocks is the best concert venue on Earth. My kids don’t understand why my wife and I enjoy fantasy football, but we do.