Community Memorial (CMH) healthcare network is expanding the primary care team with the addition of a new physician as the organization continues to focus on patient needs.

Dr. Andrew Call, board-certified in Family Medicine, will join Community Memorial’s Family Health Center team, seeing patients in Cazenovia. Dr. Call completed his post-doctoral training at the University of Rochester and then later held the position of Chief Resident of the program, placed at the forefront of patient care. Call graduated from the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City after obtaining his Bachelor of Science in Biology from Alfred University before advancing to the University of Rochester. With extensive experience in Family Medicine, Call has worked in hospital-based practices along with the private sector of patient care for decades in western New York.

“Dr. Call is a fantastic addition to our Cazenovia practice,” said Jeff Coakley, President and CEO of Community Memorial. “His commitment to high-quality care, exceptional patient satisfaction, and convenient services has made him a highly sought-after physician.”

Affiliated with the New York State Family Physicians group, Dr. Call has made significant contributions to the education of medical students as they work through their academic requirements. “Both my commitment to patient care and the enhancement of fellow peer providers has offered me the opportunity to gain insight to perspectives from all angles and allows personal connection and care for those I treat,” said Dr. Call.

Joining the Cazenovia office, Dr. Call will offer patients another access point into the Community Memorial network. Patients have direct access to ancillary services, including laboratory, radiology, and rehabilitation services. “My heart is in medical practice with a small-town feel, and Community Memorial offers that,” added Dr. Call. “My philosophy of care centers around being kind, creative and compassionate, and I look forward to engaging with my patients and building those relationships.”

Community Memorial offers primary care in five other locations as well (Hamilton, Morrisville, Munnsville, Sherrill and Waterville) and welcomes patients for all services, including specialty care. Regularly check the ‘News and Events’ section of the website for the latest updates as services continue to expand.

For more information about the Community Memorial providers and services, please visit www.communitymemorial.org.