Rosemont Professional Building
9480 Rosemont Dr.
Streetsboro Ohio 44241
330-626-5566
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John Foss, M.D.
- Medical School: University of Michigan
- Joined PFM: 1989
- Special Medical Interests: Diabetes, High blood pressure, Asthma
- What’s his secret to being a good doctor: Having dedication and being a good listener.
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A passion for science and a desire to help people brought Dr. John Foss to medicine. In fact, helping people and problem solving are his favorite things about being a doctor. Guiding his patients to a healthier life is his primary goal.
When not at the office, Dr. Foss makes time with his family a top priority. He also enjoys skiing, golfing, and reading scientific and biblical literature. His favorite retreats are hiking the Rockies and relaxing on a Florida beach. He and his family attend Hope Community Church.
Brian Holsinger, D.O.
- Medical School: Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine
- Joined PFM: 1999
- Special Medical Interests: Missionary medicine, Infectious diseases, Geriatric medicine, Sports medicine
- What’s his secret to being a good doctor: Good communication with patients, families, and peers.
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Dr. Brian Holsinger found the inspiration to become a doctor through his mother’s encouragement, his great respect for his own childhood physician, and his desire to help others. He has discovered being able to help people is what he enjoys most about his job. He’s also found medicine gives him infinite opportunities to learn, camaraderie with his peers and the privilege of following in the footsteps of the Great Physician, Jesus Christ.
Away from the office, Dr. Holsinger enjoys reading, soccer, cross country skiing, and
spending time with his wife and two daughters. He and his wife are members of
Cornerstone Community Evangelical Free Church in Akron.
Amy Friedman, M.D.
- Medical School: Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine (NEOUCOM)
- Joined PFM: 2006
- Special Medical Interests: Women’s and adolescent health
- What’s her secret to being a good doctor: Listening to patients and keeping balance between work and home.
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In recent years, Dr. Amy Friedman has provided excellent
medical care in Norton. However, having grown up in Mantua, she is excited
to provide the same wonderful care "closer to home." In her free time, Dr. Friedman
loves spending time with her husband and children, as well as skiing,
traveling, and cooking.
Ann Meyer, D.O.
- Medical School: University of Osteopathic Medicine and Health Sciences (Des
Moines, Iowa)
- Joined PFM: 2007
- Special Medical Interests: Prevention medicine, Women's Health, Bioidentical
Hormones, Orthopedics
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After starting her medical practice in New York, Dr. Ann Meyer has been caring
for the medical needs of many families in the northeast Ohio area since 1994.
She has raised her three terrific teenage children in their hometown of Hudson,
where she also attends St. Mary's Parish.
Carrie Leister, P.A.-C
- Medical School: Cuyahoga Community College
- Joined PFM: 2001
- Special Medical Interests: Women’s health, Pediatric and adolescent care
- What’s her secret to being a good P.A.: Being a good listener.
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Carrie Leister, P.A.-C., wanted to have an active part in helping others to be well physically, emotionally, and spiritually. This desire inspired her to join the medical field. As a physician assistant, she can care for most illnesses, and finds offering those patients who are interested the power of prayer the most satisfying part of her job. She also enjoys the people she works with at the office.
Mrs. Leister uses her free time for reading and medical missionary work. She enjoys traveling and really loves the Caribbean and Sanibel Island. She and her husband are members of His Ministry, where she is a flutist in the church orchestra.
Chuck Haver, P.A.-C
- Medical School: Chatham College
- Joined PFM: 2006
- Special Medical Interests: Pediatric and adolescent care, Sports Medicine
- What's his secret to being a good P.A.: Taking time to explain the patient's
condition and ensuring their understanding of the treatment plan.
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At a young age, Chuck always had a fascination with science and the workings of
the human body, which lead him into the medical field. He has worked in
Family Practice since 2001.
Chuck loves spending quality time with his wife and three
children, and enjoys multiple sports, computers, and "relaxing" by doing yard
work. Chuck and his family attend Fishcreek Nazarene Worship
Center. Growing up, he always looked forward to the long-time
family tradition of vacationing in Myrtle Beach, which he has now continued with
his own family.
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