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South Shore Hospital & FoodSquire Partner to Help Families of Newborns
Lung Cancer Screening
4 Steps to Reducing Your COVID-19 Risk as Massachusetts Reopens
Five Signs That It May Be Time for Joint Replacement
South Shore Hospital Cardiologists Keep the Pace in Heart Innovation
How High BMI Can Affect Your Care During Labor and Delivery
Todd A Kerensky, MD

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As the Medical Director of Addiction Medicine at South Shore Health, I work to tackle the defining medical challenge of our time: Substance use and alcohol use disorder.
In addition to seeing adult patients at South Shore Hospital, I work with colleagues across South Shore Health to develop and implement a comprehensive addiction medicine treatment program. This program will connect patients with the resources they need to manage substance use disorder, no matter if they come to us through the Emergency Department, primary care, or another setting. Additionally, I serve as Medical Director for Spectrum Health System's opioid treatment program, ATS/detox, CSS, and therapeutic community in Weymouth.
Prior to my work at South Shore Health, I helped launch the Bridge Clinic at Boston Medical Center, which connected patients with treatment options for substance use disorder. I also served as Medical Director for Spectrum Health Systems’ Opioid Treatment Program in Weymouth.
In my spare time, I enjoy baseball, reading fiction, snowboarding, and cooking.
Why Millennials Need a PCP
Jon O Wee, MD

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Every patient has unique challenges and circumstance of their disease. My goal is to provide expert care that is tailored to the patient and their family's needs. Using advanced and proven minimally invasive techniques such as thoracoscopy, robotic and endolumenal treatments, my goal is to minimize pain and accelerate the recovery process so that patients can return to their normal lives. For patients with cancer, a thorough workup and expedited care is important in getting treated correctly. Lung cancer, esophageal cancer, thymomas and mediastinal cancers can be difficult to navigate. I will shepard patients and families through the tests, consultations, and treatments needed so that patients always know that they are being cared for. For patients with esophageal conditions such as reflux, hiatal hernias, diverticular disease, achalasia, etc., there are minimally invasive surgical options that can provide excellent symptom relief and improve the quality of their lives. In addition, I treat the multitude of thoracic diseases including thoracic outlet issues, hyperhydrosis, chest wall disorders such as pectus, metastatic cancer issues, end stage cancer surgical therapy among others.
