About
Dr. Leland Hull founded New England Medicine to practice internal medicine on his own terms: with time, continuity, and genuine investment in each patient. He studied Molecular Biology at Princeton University before earning his MD from Stony Brook University School of Medicine. He then completed his Internal Medicine residency at University Hospitals Case Medical Center, where he received the Ambulatory Excellence Award in 2016. His fellowship in General Internal Medicine and Primary Care took place at Harvard Medical School and the VA Boston Healthcare System. H. Chan School of Public Health.
Dr. Hull holds board certification in Internal Medicine since 2016. The Gold Humanism Honor Society inducted him in 2012, and Alpha Omega Alpha inducted him in 2015. Before opening New England Medicine, he practiced academic internal medicine and conducted clinical research at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School. That academic foundation continues to inform how he practices: with evidence-based rigor and careful clinical judgment. His clinical interests include women's health and menopause care, preventive genomics, individualized risk assessment, and chronic disease prevention. He chose Wellesley as home for this practice because he wanted to invest deeply in the local community he lives in.
Education & Training
Undergraduate
Princeton University, AB, Molecular Biology
Medical School
Stony Brook University School of Medicine
Residency
Internal Medicine, University Hospitals Case Medical Center
Fellowship
General Internal Medicine & Primary Care, Harvard Medical School / VA Boston Healthcare System
Additional Training
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health — MPH
Certifications
Conditions Treated
Who is Dr. Hull right for?
Dr. Hull works best with adults who want a primary care physician who knows them deeply over time. Patients managing chronic conditions, navigating menopause, or focusing on long-term disease prevention find his longitudinal approach well-suited to their needs. He brings particular depth to individualized risk assessment and preventive genomics for adults who want proactive health planning. His academic background makes him a strong fit for patients who value evidence-based thinking and coordinated specialist care.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Hull focuses on adult internal medicine, with particular depth in chronic disease management, women's health, and menopause care. He also conducts individualized risk assessments and incorporates preventive genomics into care planning. His approach emphasizes catching and managing problems longitudinally, across the full arc of a patient's health history.
Dr. Hull grounds his practice in two principles: curiosity and ownership. He tracks patterns across a patient's full history rather than treating each visit in isolation. He also takes personal responsibility for his patients' care over time, partnering with them through prevention, acute concerns, and chronic illness.
Dr. Hull studied Molecular Biology at Princeton University and earned his MD from Stony Brook University School of Medicine. He completed his Internal Medicine residency at University Hospitals Case Medical Center and a fellowship in General Internal Medicine and Primary Care at Harvard Medical School and the VA Boston Healthcare System. H. Chan School of Public Health.
Yes. Dr. Hull holds board certification in Internal Medicine since 2016.
Yes. Before opening New England Medicine, Dr. Hull practiced academic internal medicine and conducted clinical research at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School. That experience shapes how he approaches evidence, clinical judgment, and coordination with specialists.
Yes. Women's health and menopause care is one of Dr. Hull's core clinical interests. He offers evaluation and ongoing management for women navigating hormonal changes and menopause-related concerns as part of his primary care practice.
Yes. Preventive genomics and individualized risk assessment is a defined clinical interest for Dr. Hull. He incorporates this into care planning for patients who want a proactive, data-informed approach to long-term health.
Yes. Dr. Hull offers a virtual introductory meet-and-greet visit for prospective patients. This visit covers membership details, communication expectations, and overall practice fit before a patient commits to joining.
Doctor profile last updated June 11, 2026