Dr. Leland E. Hull, MD
DPC Internal Medicine physician, Wellesley, MA
New England MedicineDr. Leland Hull is a DPC Internal Medicine physician who founded New England Medicine after academic work at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Facts on this page last checked November 2026. How we check doctors
About Dr. Hull
Dr. Hull founded New England Medicine. Before that, she practiced academic internal medicine and did clinical research at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School. Her research looked at primary care, preventive genetics and implementation science, and at ways to bring evidence-based advances into everyday care.
She earned a BA in Molecular Biology from Princeton University and an MD from Stony Brook University School of Medicine. She also holds an MPH from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Her residency was at University Hospitals Case Medical Center.
She completed a fellowship in General Internal Medicine and Primary Care at Harvard Medical School and the VA Boston Healthcare System. Her approach rests on two ideas, curiosity and ownership. She believes good primary care comes from thoughtful questions, rethinking assumptions and staying involved beyond a single appointment.
She takes personal responsibility for patients' care over time.
Membership and fees
New England Medicine is a direct primary care practice. Annual membership is $2,500 for adults 18 to 44, $3,000 for adults 45 to 54, $3,500 for adults 55 to 64 and $4,000 for adults 65 and older.
Membership includes preventive care, chronic condition management, prompt evaluation of new concerns, care coordination, secure virtual care and onsite blood draws when appropriate.
Patients pay a recurring membership fee instead of having insurance billed for each visit. The first step is a brief meet-and-greet visit.
Services
Education and credentials
Hospital and practice affiliations
Location
Recognition and research
Publications
Patient reviews
Questions patients ask
Does Dr. Hull take insurance, or offer a membership?
New England Medicine is a direct primary care practice. Patients pay a recurring membership fee instead of having insurance billed for each visit.
How much does a membership at New England Medicine cost?
Annual membership is $2,500 for adults 18 to 44 and $3,000 for adults 45 to 54. It is $3,500 for adults 55 to 64 and $4,000 for adults 65 and older.
Where did Dr. Hull train?
She earned her MD from Stony Brook University School of Medicine. She completed her residency at University Hospitals Case Medical Center. She did a fellowship at Harvard Medical School and the VA Boston Healthcare System.
Does Dr. Hull see children?
The practice serves adults age 18 and older.
Are you Dr. Hull? Claim this profile for free. Report a correction.
