Dr. Thomas FryMD

Dr. Fry focuses on adult primary care, preventive medicine, and diabetes management. He takes particular interest in helping patients manage diabetes comprehensively and has directed faculty development programs centered on that condition. His clinical approach also incorporates nutrition, fitness, and health screenings.

Dr. Fry graduated cum laude from Brandeis University before earning his medical degree from the University of Massachusetts Medical School. He joined Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School in 2010, where he supervises residents and clinical staff.

Dr. Fry takes a cohesive preventive approach, weaving health screenings, nutrition, and fitness into each patient's care plan. He also places significant emphasis on patient safety and the communication skills that reduce medical error. Values rooted in his background as an Eagle Scout inform his commitment to service.

Yes, diabetes management is a central clinical interest for Dr. Fry. He directed faculty development at Mass General Brigham Healthcare Center in Waltham specifically to help clinicians improve care for patients with this condition. He works closely with patients to manage their diabetes as part of a broader preventive care plan.

Yes, Dr. Fry holds an affiliation with Harvard Medical School through Massachusetts General Hospital, which he joined in 2010. In that role, he supervises residents and clinical staff alongside his patient care responsibilities.

Dr. Fry sees adults across a broad range of primary care needs. He works especially well with patients managing diabetes and those who want a preventive, lifestyle-focused approach to their health. Patients who value a physician attentive to safety and communication also find his practice style a strong fit.