ROME — Rome Health has recently added family practitioner Michael Parslow, D.O., to its primary care practice, located in the medical center on the main campus of Rome Health. Dr. Parslow is the first of four new primary care providers who will be joining the practice over the next four months, the health system said […]
ROME — Rome Health has recently added family practitioner Michael Parslow, D.O., to its primary care practice, located in the medical center on the main campus of Rome Health.
Dr. Parslow is the first of four new primary care providers who will be joining the practice over the next four months, the health system said in a news release.
Parslow has been caring for families since 2017. He grew up in Wells, which is located in the Adirondacks. After graduating from Utica University with a bachelor’s degree in biology and a minor in chemistry, he earned his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2014. Parslow completed his family-practice residency at St. Elizabeth’s Family Medicine Residency in Utica.
Dr. Parslow said he was attracted to practice in Rome because of the hospital’s transformation and its focus on accessibility. “I heard about the big changes that were happening here at Rome Health and how the hospital has made itself more available to the community,” he said in the release.
He continued, “I love working in family medicine. One moment I am providing care to someone in their late seventies, early eighties, then my next patient is a 2-year-old child. I enjoy being able to provide care to everyone who is in need of it.”
Dr. Parslow is accepting new patients.
