Dr. Matthew M. O\'Brien, MD

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Leading Family Physician Advocates for Personalized Healthcare to Enhance Quality of Life

Dr. Matthew Maximilian O’Brien, has established himself as a beacon of patient-focused care at Brandywine Hundred Family Medicine, his thriving medical practice based in the heart of Wilmington, Delaware. With a steadfast commitment to personalized healthcare, Dr. O’Brien is revolutionizing the doctor-patient relationship by prioritizing individual well-being and quality of life.

In a healthcare landscape often plagued by impersonal interactions and bureaucratic barriers, Dr. O’Brien stands out for his unwavering belief that every patient deserves to be treated as a unique individual, not just a number on a chart. Drawing upon his extensive experience and deep-rooted values, he provides compassionate and comprehensive care that goes beyond mere medical treatment.

A proud affiliate of the esteemed Christiana Care Hospital System, Dr. O’Brien also serves as a Clinical Instructor for the Christiana Care Family Practice residency program and in the Clinician Educator Track at Jefferson Medical College. His dedication to medical education and mentorship underscores his passion for cultivating the next generation of healthcare professionals.

Hailing from a family of esteemed physicians, Dr. O’Brien’s commitment to his calling was shaped by his upbringing in Wilmington. A graduate of Columbia University with a Degree in Applied Physics Engineering, he transitioned to the field of medicine after a brief stint in the corporate world. Upon completing his medical studies at Jefferson Medical College in 1997, he embarked on his internship and residency in family and community medicine at Christiana Care, where he honed his skills and embraced his individualistic approach to patient care.

A board certified family physician recognized by the American Board of Family Medicine, Dr. O’Brien is a proud member of prestigious medical organizations including the American Academy of Family Physicians, the American Medical Association, the Medical Society of Delaware, and the Delaware Academy of Medicine. His tireless advocacy for patient-centered care and commitment to excellence have earned him the respect and admiration of both his colleagues and the community he serves.

For those seeking a compassionate and dedicated family physician who prioritizes personalized care and holistic well-being, Dr. Matthew Maximilian O’Brien stands as a beacon of hope in the healthcare landscape of Wilmington, Delaware.

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