Catherine D. Agricola, M.D. has been practicing primary care in the Hudson Valley since 2016, believing that primary care should be personalized for the people, families, and communities it serves.
She cared for hundreds of adults and children in traditional primary care settings, developing lasting doctor-patient relationships. However, she found that institutional medicine was not fostering the personalized, community-oriented, and comprehensive approach she valued.
Dr. Agricola grew up in a small Connecticut town and pursued undergraduate studies in pre-medical science and music at Columbia University before attending Yale School of Medicine.
She trained in a combined Internal Medicine and Pediatrics program (Med-Peds) at the University of Rochester, home of the biopsychosocial model of care, fulfilling training in both specialties.
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