Galan-Drye, Abigail

Wilmington Health is a regional leader in providing high-quality healthcare services, featuring a diverse team of primary care providers and specialists dedicated to delivering TRUECare to their patients. With a focus on value-based care, the organization actively participates in clinical research, offering over 50 ongoing studies to support the development of new treatments and improve patient outcomes. The facility also offers convenient non-emergency care options for minor ailments, ensuring easy access to medical services through walk-in clinics. Additionally, Wilmington Health provides occupational medicine services to local employers, promoting workplace safety and health for their employees. Generated from the website

SpecialtiesOutpatient physical therapy for general, orthopedic, and geriatric clients as well as injury prevention for running, golf, and sports. We offer pilates mat classes, therapeutic yoga classes and individualized fitness programs based on the client's needs.

I was born and raised in south Florida. I earned my undergraduate degree in psychology at the University of Florida and my medical degree at the University of Central Florida. I traded Florida's hot summers for Chicago's famously cold winters when I went on to complete my neurology residency and a clinical multiple sclerosis (MS) and neuroimmunology fellowship at the University of Chicago. I'm ecstatic to be back on the East Coast, now that I'm living and practicing in Wilmington, North Carolina. \n As a child, I always wanted to be a physician. Although my desired specialty at that time was pediatrics, I had a genuine interest in helping others, which led me to a career in medicine. Neurology is a specialty that is complex and requires time, patience and ability to think critically and analyze information. The most rewarding aspect of being a neurologist is utilizing the tools of history, examination and imaging to localize and provide patients with both answers to their questions and management of their specific diagnoses. I have personal ties to MS, which adds further enthusiasm and passion for practicing in this specific field. \n When not at work, I love spending quality time with my husband and our young daughter.