Andrew Call, MD
Andrew Call, MD
Specialty: Family Medicine
Trust Andrew Call, MD for High Quality Healthcare
As we continue to evolve to meet and exceed the needs of area residents, the CMH healthcare community is proud to welcome Andrew Call, MD to our Family Health Centers in Hamilton and Cazenovia. Dr. Call has over 20 years of experience in rural and small community healthcare. His extraordinary level of expertise allows us to advance our commitment to providing world-class family healthcare.
Learn More About Dr. Call
Call is a board-certified medical doctor. He earned his medical degree from Mount Sinai School of Medicine in 1994 and is a graduate of Alfred University. He completed his residency and training at the University of Rochester Highland Hospital. Dr. Call is a member of AAFP, NYSAFP, and AOA professional organizations.
Call resides locally with his wife. He enjoys spending time with his family, playing music, and walking on the beach with his wife.
CAZENOVIA
3045 John Trush Jr. Boulevard Suite 1
Cazenovia, NY 13035
(315) 815-1430
Gregory Ripich, MD
Trust Dr. Gregory Ripich for High Quality Surgery with Proven Results
Community Memorial Hospital is an award-winning leader in general and specialty surgical services – inpatient, outpatient and ambulatory. On average 2,900 surgeries are performed here each year with low surgical infection rate. All four operating rooms at Community Memorial are equipped with laminar flow, a system that reduces ambient bacteria in the air, dramatically cutting the risk of infection following surgery. It provides crucial protection for total joint replacements as well as other operations.
Surgical Interests & Experience
Minimally Invasive Surgery/RoboticSurgery:
Hernia
Gallbladder
Colon/Rectal
Colectomy, Complex/Ventral Hernia, Foregut/Nissen-Hiatal Hernia, Biliary
Colonoscopy/EGD/PEG
Sentinel Node
Thyroid/Parathyroid
Skin Cancer
Varicose Veins
Robotic Proctoring:
General Surgery
Learn more about Dr. Ripich
Gregory Ripich, MD, is a general surgeon with board certification from the American Board of Surgery. Dr. Ripich attended SUNY Health-Science Center in Syracuse, NY, and completed his residency and training at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor, MI. He currently sees patients in both the Hamilton and Cazenovia Family Health Centers.
My philosophy of care is to put myself in the patients’ shoes. I want to connect with them and understand them.
I wanted a career that would provide me with unlimited opportunities. My dad was a doctor, so I knew going into Medical School would put me on a track for a meaningful career that could take me anywhere in the world.
I built my practice around having compassion for patients, and I think it made a difference in how my team around me works and cares for our patients.
Trust. It is important to me that patients trust me. I take the time to get to know them and understand their lifestyle to care for them.
Growing up I was an active hunter and fisherman. I have a one-year-old Australian Shepherd who keeps me busy and has gotten me back outside doing the things I love again.
I am happily married; together we have five children: four girls and one boy.
“It is important to me that patients trust me. I take the time to get to know them and understand their lifestyle to care for them.”
Dr. Ripich is ready to meet your healthcare needs.
If you need surgery, you can trust Dr. Ripich to provide you with the best possible care. To schedule an appointment, please call (315) 824-4600.
Jocelyn M. Morin, MD
Dr. Jocelyn Morin is ready to help you and your family stay healthy.
At the Community Memorial Hospital Family Health Center in Cazenovia, we offer primary and preventative care for newborns to the young at heart. As members of your healthcare team we recognize that you are the ultimate decision maker in regards to your health. Our goal is to provide you with the most up to date evidence-based guidelines so that you can make informed decisions about your medical, mental and spiritual care.
Learn more about Dr. Morin
Jocelyn Morin, MD, practices Family Medicine and has board certification from the American Board of Family Medicine. She received her undergraduate degree in Biochemistry at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire, attended medical school at the Ohio State University College of Medicine, and completed her residency and training through the Ohio State University Family Medicine Program. Professional memberships include AAFP, AMA, and NYAFP.
Dr. Morin served as a Peace Corps Volunteer for three years as a secondary school teacher and chemistry professor in Malawi and Lesotho. She lives in Cazenovia with her husband and two children.
I saw the practice of medicine as perfect combination of two of my passions: service and science. From a very young age I was fascinated by biology; disease and human physiology included. My undergraduate major was biochemistry. I’ve also been very involved in research through college, medical school, and residency, but I realized I wouldn’t be satisfied only with research; I wanted to have meaningful personal connections and feel like I was serving the people around me in my work. My life experiences, starting with ill family members and friends, service in Peace Corps, and later on volunteering for the homeless and at free clinics, called me to medicine, and family medicine in particular, to help people.
The doctor-patient relationship is the most important thing in medicine. I aim to get to know my patients and understand their background and community so we can tailor medicine to their specific needs. I value trust and mutual respect, and I want my patients to be empowered with the information to make their own decisions and I might take on different roles in this relationship: as a coach motivating patients to take charge of their health, as an interpreter of tests and information, as a liaison who coordinates patient care between specialists, and as an advocate for health in the community.
My family, my patients, the place I live (love Cazenovia), and my work.
Spending time with my family, cooking and appreciating good food, spending time hiking, biking boating and canoeing outdoors, playing music (piano and viola), travels to new and interesting places, reading for pleasure, and most recently, tennis.
Walk with a Doc program through Madison County
“Girls and Me” women’s event as a physician panelist
Peace Corps
My husband, Tim Morin, Ph.D. is an Assistant Professor in Department of Environmental Resources Engineering at SUNY ESF. We have two sons, Elliot and Peter.
“I aim to get to know my patients and understand their background and community so we can tailor medicine to their specific needs.”
Dr. Morin is ready to meet your healthcare needs.
If you need a family physician, you can trust Dr. Morin to provide you with the best care possible. To schedule an appointment, please call (315) 815-1430