Dr. Mathew Wood, DO
Family medicine physician, Wheeling, WV
Wood Family MedicineDr. Wood is a family medicine physician and a former Marine.
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About Dr. Wood
Dr. Wood was born and raised in West Virginia. He served in the Marine Corps for 5 years and left as a Sergeant with an honorable discharge. He began at Northern Community College, then moved to West Liberty University.
In 2002 he was accepted at the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine. He finished his family medicine residency at Wheeling Hospital in 2009 and was voted chief resident. That year he founded Wood Family Medicine.
Dr. Wood is an osteopathic physician who cares for patients with many kinds of medical issues. His work covers diabetes, hypertension, joint pain, depression and high cholesterol. It also covers weight loss, ADHD and hormone replacement therapy.
He treats medical cannabis patients. He says he was West Virginia's first physician to see medical cannabis patients. He does minor surgeries in his office and has skill in dermatology.
He sees patients starting at age ten. Many of his patients are over 65. The practice accepts some insurance and offers cash paying options for patients without insurance or with insurance it does not accept.
The practice offers telehealth visits through a secure telehealth network.
Membership and fees
The practice accepts some insurance and offers cash paying options for patients without insurance or with insurance it does not accept.
The medical cannabis exam costs $180, paid when the appointment is made.
Osteopathic manipulations in the office cost $50, and insurance does not cover them.
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Questions patients ask
Does Dr. Wood take insurance, or offer a membership?
The practice accepts some insurance. It offers cash paying options for patients without insurance or with insurance the practice does not accept.
How much does Dr. Wood charge?
The medical cannabis exam costs $180, paid when the appointment is made. Osteopathic manipulations in the office cost $50, and insurance does not cover them.
Where did Dr. Wood train?
He finished his family medicine residency at Wheeling Hospital in 2009. He was voted chief resident there.
Does Dr. Wood offer telehealth?
The practice offers telehealth visits through a secure telehealth network.
Where is Dr. Wood's office?
Dr. Wood practices at Wood Family Medicine.
Does Dr. Wood see medical cannabis patients?
Yes, he treats medical cannabis patients. The medical cannabis exam costs $180, paid when the appointment is made.
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