Letizia Alto, MD (Cherry Hill)
Letizia attended Hamilton College as undergraduate, received an MA in developmental anthropology from George Washington University in 2004 and did her medical school training at the University of Vermont Medical School. She believes that healthcare is a human right and that a patient's cultural background as an important part of providing complete care. She chose family medicine because of its emphasis on caring for all members of a family over time. She is attracted to the broad range of opportunities in family medicine and the ability of the family medicine practitioner to be able to handle a large variety of disease pathology and patient population diversity. Her special medical interests include international medicine, tropical disease, OB/GYN women’s health, the health of immigrant communities and underserved populations. She enjoys travel, cooking and eating, yoga and spending time with her two dogs.