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January 28th, 2025 To my patients, I am writing to share some bittersweet news—I will be leaving Northeast OB/GYN Associates on February 28, 2025. Since joining the practice in 2018 after completing my residency, it has been my greatest privilege to care for you and be a part of your journey. Caring for my patients has been the most fulfilling part of my career, and I am deeply grateful for the trust you have placed in me. Whether guiding you

June 1, 2022 To my patients, In 2012, I began my journey as a physician with Northeast OB/GYN Associates. Having recently finished my residency training in Houston, I was excited to move to a new city and begin my career serving a new community. Over the past ten years, I have been so fortunate. I have been blessed with the most amazing patients, colleagues, and co-workers. I have grown as a physician, become a mom (and delivered my kids at

It is with great sadness that we share the loss of our colleague, friend and outstanding physician, Dr. Vernon Theis. Dr. Theis was passionate about many things, including his 40-year career as an OB/GYN, hiking winding trails in Colorado, enjoying live music, photography and shocking everyone around him with headstands in the most unexpected of places. More simply put, he was passionate about life itself. Dr. Theis thrived in all aspects of his life, and he loved his role as

February 14, 2022 To my valued patients, It is with mixed emotions but hopeful anticipation that I announce my retirement from Northeast OB/GYN Associates after 25 years. I have been blessed with amazing patients and I will take with me many memories of you all. I have thoroughly loved caring for women and their children in all ages and stages of their lives. Thank you for the privilege to be your physician, I am forever grateful. I am beginning a

November 1, 2021 To my patients, It is with many emotions that I announce my retirement from medicine beginning November 1, 2021. I did not intend to retire at this time, but as recent years have highlighted, life inevitably includes circumstances beyond our control. I experienced a brain injury over the summer, and must now shift my focus to retirement, continued rehabilitation, and a new chapter of life beyond our office walls. Caring for you, my patients, has been the