Adrienne K. Kuhlengel Weber, MD

I became a familiy medicine physician to be able to address most challenges that patients face and to provide excellent care to patients from infants to elderly adults. The most rewarding part of medicine for me is the relationships that can be built between physician and patient. With four years of medical school training at Georgetown University and 3 years of intensive residency training at Lancaster General Hospital, I am well-equipped to care for most medical problems that patients may face. I perform many in office procedures including joint injections, dermatological procedures, iud and nexplanon insertions and removals, as well as treating injuries, lacerations, and abscesses. Furthermore, I care for people who seek to maintain excellent health, as well as those with complex medical problems seeking improved health. I truly enjoy caring for the whole person.

My professional philosophy is to be the family doctor that I would want my loved ones to see: available when needed, up to date with evidence-based care, reasonably on time, a good communicator, and someone who cares about them, listens well, and gets to know them. Built into my wiring is a passion for those that are marginalized and powerless. That has shaped my carreer to an extent. Most of all, I am a small town doctor meant to serve his town.

Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health is a not-for-profit health system offering a comprehensive network of care in Columbia. Their services include primary-care and specialty physicians, outpatient, Urgent Care services, and four hospitals. With a focus on providing quality healthcare, Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health aims to meet the diverse medical needs of the community. Their team of dedicated professionals strives to deliver exceptional care to patients in a compassionate and efficient manner. Generated from their website's infomation