Lindsey Latteman, MD, FACOG

"“Communities, countries, and ultimately the world are only as strong as the health of their women.” -Michelle Obama

“I want to help keep our whole community healthy by taking care of women at all stages of life. I have always been drawn to talking to the women in my life about their health–whether from a reproductive or general health standpoint. I believe in helping patients have the lives and families they want to have, when they want them. I want my patients to feel comfortable asking me questions they feel they can’t ask elsewhere about private topics, and I think that being informed about your health is the best way to improve it. I look forward to working with you to decide together on a plan that’s right for you.”

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Stellis Health – Buffalo Clinic (September 2018 – present)

EDUCATION:

Undergraduate: Bachelor of Arts, Washington University in St. Louis, French and Chemistry

Internship/Residency: Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology

Doctor of Medicine: Medical College of Wisconsin

CERTIFICATIONS:

Board Certified – Obstetrics & Gynecology

Neonatal Resuscitative Program

Fellow of The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (FACOG)"

"PrimaCare Direct is a health membership for primary care that allows you to pay one low monthly fee of $75 directly to the clinic of your choice for primary care access. The majority of medical needs are, typically, met through primary care visits. Your major medical plan is for the other healthcare services, hospital and specialty care, but is not needed for routine primary care.

PrimaCare Direct is a cooperative of clinics in Minnesota that want to lower the cost healthcare to the patient, while focusing on providing exceptional care centered around wellness. Traditional health insurance programs discourage doctor visits by adding extra costs to each visit (copays) or even accessing insurance altogether (deductibles). PrimaCare Direct encourages patients to visit their physician regularly and build a working relationship to achieve good health outcomes."