About
O. S. in Biology and French from Butler University in Indianapolis. She went on to study medicine at Midwestern University outside of Chicago, IL. Her residency in Family Medicine took place at MacNeal Hospital in Berwyn, IL. Her medical school class selected her as one of two students for a three-year research and teaching fellowship in Osteopathic Manual Medicine, with a research focus on cranial osteopathy.
Dr. Greer holds board certification in Family Medicine and certification in Anthroposophic Medicine. She has studied the methodology of anthroposophy since 1999. Before arriving in Chester County, PA in fall 2015, she practiced holistic family medicine in south central Wisconsin and helped develop a slow food-slow medicine hospital wellness program focused on organic gardening. Dr. Greer specializes in integrative care for women and children and brings trained Osteopathic Manual Therapy to her patient members.
Education & Training
Undergraduate
Butler University, Indianapolis, IN - B.S. Biology and French
Medical School
Midwestern University (outside of Chicago, IL)
Residency
Family Medicine, MacNeal Hospital, Berwyn, IL
Fellowship
Three-year undergraduate research and teaching fellowship in Osteopathic Manual Medicine with research focus on cranial osteopathy
Certifications
Conditions Treated
Who is Dr. Greer right for?
Dr. Greer is a strong fit for women and children seeking integrative, relationship-centered care. Patients who want a physician trained in both conventional family medicine and osteopathic manual therapy will find her approach resonant. She works well with families drawn to anthroposophic medicine and holistic health philosophy. New patients should expect a wait time of approximately 12 months for a spot on her panel.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Greer specializes in integrative care for women and children. She practices family medicine through an anthroposophic lens, combining conventional medicine with natural remedies, lifestyle support, and self-empowerment. She also offers Osteopathic Manual Therapy to patient members.
Yes. Dr. Greer holds board certification in Family Medicine. She also holds certification in Anthroposophic Medicine.
Dr. Greer earned her medical degree from Midwestern University outside of Chicago, IL. She completed her Family Medicine residency at MacNeal Hospital in Berwyn, IL. She was one of two students in her class selected for a three-year fellowship in Osteopathic Manual Medicine with a focus on cranial osteopathy.
Dr. Greer came to Chester County, PA in the fall of 2015. Before that, she practiced holistic family medicine in south central Wisconsin, where she also helped develop a wellness program emphasizing slow medicine and organic gardening practices.
Yes. Dr. Greer trained in Osteopathic Manual Therapy and offers it to current patient members. Availability depends on scheduling. Osteopathic Manual Therapy falls under the practice's pay-what-you-can model for therapies, with a small supply fee for procedures.
Dr. Greer has a wait time of approximately 12 months for new patient members. Prospective patients can contact Carah Medical Arts to join the waiting list.
Dr. Greer approaches medicine through integrative anthroposophic principles. She combines conventional family medicine with natural remedies, osteopathic manual therapy, and a focus on the whole person. She has studied anthroposophy since 1999 and draws on that foundation in both her clinical work and her care for the community she serves.
Doctor profile last updated April 10, 2026