Fritz Lemoine

"TREATING PATIENT LIKE PEOPLE-

NOT NUMBERS

Born in Nashville, Tennessee, into a family of physicians, Dr. Fritz Lemoine is no stranger to the meaning of the word “care”. The word itself holding true in his vision of how medicine should be practiced. As a graduate of Vanderbilt University, George Washington University School of Medicine, The University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Residency program and an Associate Professor of Medicine at University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Hospital in 1995 he took his knowledge and energy back to his home town in Clarksville, Tn. From that moment on he has been a speaker for different pharmaceutical companies, participated in medical drug research, held positions on multiple medical committees, several Medical Directorships including one as an inpatient director for a Medicare HMO, Chief of Medicine and a member of the Board of Trustees of Gateway Medical Center Hospital. His integrity, experiences and accolades add an immeasurable amount of value to his profession as a physician. Not only known for his work in Internal Medicine, he is best known for his endeavors in the field of Diabetes – with a special interest in Diabetic Education. In his commitment to putting the patient first, he strives to help patients achieve better control over their diseases. By taking time to impart understanding, knowledge, and to answer questions in a manner that does not make them feel belittled, he gives them the tools they need to empower themselves and to live healthier lives. This is what inspired him to create PERSONAL HEALTHCARE OF NAPLES. On the day of your choosing, you will find Dr. Lemoine, his wife Miriam and staff opening the doors to their new practice, starting the coffee maker and welcoming patients to a safe place where THEY will always come first. They offer a uniquely private and personal environment that makes patients feel cared for. Where the patient and the doctor have enough time together to turn concerns into assurances and a medical visit into a health visit.