Curry Family Medicine: Amy Curry, DO

Curry Family Medicine in Grand Rapids, Michigan, provides exceptional care to each member of the family, from kids to older adults. Experienced in a wide range of specialties — including pediatrics, geriatrics, dermatology, mental health care, and women’s health — Curry Family Medicine helps patients lead their healthiest lives. Practice founder, Amy B. Curry, DO, completed her medical degree at Michigan State University (MSU) College of Osteopathic Medicine in East Lansing. She continued her studies at MSU for her residency, moving to its Kalamazoo Center for Medical Studies to complete her residency in family medicine. She served as chief resident during her final year. Dr. Curry is board-certified in osteopathic family medicine and is a member of the American Osteopathic Association, the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians, and the Michigan Association of Osteopathic Family Physicians. When patients visit Curry Family Medicine, they can expect personalized care. The entire staff enjoys serving families, building a connection that helps patients feel more comfortable. What’s more, understanding the full family health history helps Dr. Curry and the rest of the medical staff make educated, informed decisions about treatments. Dr. Curry prioritizes patient education, utilizing her past experience as a high school science teacher. She works with patients to make the diet and behavioral modifications that support their healthiest bodies, adding other treatments, like medication, as needed. With a focus on the entire family and the needs of patients at different stages of life, Curry Family Medicine provides a wide range of services. In addition to the acute care, physicals, and vaccinations most patients expect, the practice offers cryotherapy, treatment for ADHD, and mental health conditions like depression and anxiety, family planning services, and chronic disease management, including diabetes. To learn more about the services Curry Family Medicine offers or to make an appointment for any member of the family, call the office or schedule a visit online.