Hill, Marykate, Driscoll, MD

As a hematologist-oncologist, I believe in helping my patients by partnering with them. Talking openly with my patients is very important. I explain their condition and treatment options in a way they can understand. I make sure to answer all of their questions and address their concerns. My patients' concerns and personal goals help guide the care I provide. We work together to achieve the best possible outcomes while ensuring they are comfortable and respected. As my patients go through their cancer journey, I want to be more than just their doctor; I want to be their advocate, teacher, and companion.

I aim to prevent colon cancer in my patients. It is a common and deadly disease and helping patients take preventative steps to avoid it is exceptionally rewarding. No matter the situation, my care is thorough, compassionate and always evolving. I believe in a life-long process of improving the care I deliver.

As a doctor in internal medicine, I am here to collaborate with my patients and work with them as a team to reach their health goals. My principal role is to provide safe, compassionate, and respectful support and medical guidance for each patient. That might vary from a simple preventive health screen to managing more complex, frail patients. I want to build a long-term partnership with my patients and their families based on mutual respect and trust. Together, we will strive to keep them happy and healthy.