Lucinda C. Guerra, MD

Urgent visits are often a starting point for unexpected injuries and illnesses. I may not have an immediate solution to your problem, but my goal is to provide you with reassurance and begin the path toward recovery. I am motivated to be in this field because of my previous experience in emergency medical services and athletic training. I can include concepts of sports medicine, orthopedics, and emergency medicine into my approach as a physician assistant. In urgent care, we don't often see the successes of our care. I consider it a success when patients continue to trust us for their care and recommend us to their family and friends. I believe in involving the family or friends in the conversation when it's appropriate. Often, they have insights into the patient's concerns that the patient might not fully express. I make it a priority to spend ample time with my patients. I listen to their stories, explain their diagnoses, and involve them in discussions about their plan of care.

Stacy E. Zickl, MMS, PA-C, is a dedicated family medicine provider based in Keene, NH, affiliated with Dartmouth Health. With a focus on both adult and pediatric primary care, she has been serving the community since joining in 2014. Her educational background includes a graduate degree from Yale University School of Medicine, and she is board certified as a physician assistant. Stacy Zickl is committed to delivering comprehensive healthcare and promoting healthier living for her patients. Generated from the website

I've always had a deep passion for sports and staying active, having played ice hockey as a child and through college. My love for physical activity led me to the field of orthopaedics. I chose this field because I relate to my patients' feelings and desires. I know how important it is for them to return to the activities they enjoy and that make them feel like themselves. I provide excellent patient care by: Listening actively: Listening carefully to the patient and their family is crucial. I want to understand their goals and concerns. Providing clear explanations: I explain their care plan in a way that's easy to understand. I want them to know what's happening and why. Being open to questions: I'm always here to answer any questions they may have about their care. No question is too small or unimportant. I work hard to ensure my patients grasp the concepts of their care. When they understand what's happening, they're more motivated to follow their treatment plan, bringing them closer to their goals. I'm enthusiastic and dedicated to being part of a healthcare team where the patient is at the center of everything we do. Building trusting relationships with my patients is something I truly value. I find immense satisfaction in helping people in our community return to the activities that bring them joy and define who they are.