Amichai D. Kilchevsky, MD

Urology visits can be sensitive in nature. When I see patients, I focus on their feelings and comfort. I work to build a good relationship with each patient and tailor their visit to their needs and choices. I aim to make sure my patients feel heard and understood. I want to address their worries with kindness, professionalism, and thoroughness. I want to help them understand their health and the treatment they'll get. People come to me with problems that range from sudden health issues to long-term conditions. I help patients manage conditions that many people don't talk about but are very important. These include problems with controlling urine, issues with how the bladder works, and the sexual health of men, women, and genderqueer persons. We have many evidence-based treatments to help these conditions, including lifestyle and behavioral changes, medications, and surgical treatments. I'm thankful for the people I meet and work with every day. I have a special connection to the Upper Valley community and the people who live here. I always enjoy it when patients share their love for Boston sports teams and show me pictures of their pets. I like getting to know my patients as individuals I see around town.

I am dedicated to working with families through many aspects of life and growth, from family planning to transitions related to separations, divorce, and remarriage. I am also an advocate of families being active together to maintain good health.

Cardiology is among the most dynamic and exciting fields in medicine, and it’s a privilege to work with patients to improve their cardiovascular health. My goal is to provide the most current, cutting-edge care with an emphasis on the needs and preferences of the patient. I believe that outstanding care is grounded in clear communication, respect, and compassion. In my view, the art of cardiovascular medicine is in applying the wealth of clinical data in our field to achieve an excellent outcome for the individual patient.