Dr. David SchroederMD

Dr. Schroeder specializes in internal medicine and primary care. He focuses on comprehensive, longitudinal care for adult patients. His clinical work includes preventive health, chronic disease management, and coordinating care with specialists when needed.

Dr. Schroeder has practiced internal medicine in Wellesley, Massachusetts since 1990. He brings more than three decades of community-based clinical experience to his patients.

Dr. Schroeder earned his medical degree at McMaster University in Canada, joining one of its inaugural classes. He completed his clinical training at McGill University. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation then selected him as a Clinical Scholar for the final two years of his training.

Yes. After completing his training, Dr. Schroeder joined Boston University School of Medicine as an Assistant Professor of Medicine. He taught and conducted clinical research there before focusing fully on community-based patient care.

Dr. Schroeder maintains an active affiliation with Newton Wellesley Hospital. He visits patients there when their care requires a hospital stay. This continuity keeps him closely involved in each patient's care across different settings.

Yes. Dr. Schroeder gives patients direct access by phone, text, and email around the clock. Wellesley Personal Care's concierge model means patients can contact him directly rather than routing through an answering service.

Dr. Schroeder treats each patient relationship as a genuine covenant. He believes careful listening is the foundation of good medicine. His small panel size allows him to spend meaningful time with each patient and respond quickly when concerns arise.

Yes. Professional organizations and medical boards have recognized Dr. Schroeder for delivering outstanding personalized care. His career spans more than three decades of community-based internal medicine in Wellesley.