Dedicated Senior Medical Center

Jason Gregorin

Whether caring for his younger siblings’ bruises as a child or taking pre-med classes, Dr. Jason Gregorin has always wanted to be a doctor. He says medicine is “a perfect mix” between his love for science and compassionate instinct. Dr. Gregorin values the relationships he forms with patients. “Doctors are only one half of the patient-doctor team,” he adds. Dr. Gregorin loves working with the senior population, explaining that their wisdom and life experiences have pushed him to continuously learn and grow as a doctor. A dedicated Cleveland Browns fan, Dr. Gregorin watches almost every game. He loves hiking, biking, and relaxing with his wife and children. He hopes to one day visit the United Kingdom, particularly Stone Henge.

Education: Nova Southeastern University College of Osteopathic Medicine , University Hospitals Richmond Medical Center , Ohio University

Services: Internal Medicine

Bradley Backoff

At a young age, Dr. Bradley Backoff knew he wanted to be a doctor. “I chose podiatry because I wanted to combine medical and surgical skill to better care for my patients,” he says. Dr. Backoff actively listens to his patients and enjoys getting to know them. “I like to make the exam room environment fun,” he says. Dr. Backoff loves working with the senior population. “I want to help increase the quality of life of people most at-risk for health challenges,” he says. He often attends conferences and lectures to keep up with medical advancements. In his free time, Dr. Backoff enjoys traveling and spending time with his Welsh corgi. An interesting fact about Dr. Backoff is that he used to serve as a high school ice hockey official.

Education: Kent State University , University Hospitals Richmond Medical Center , Miami University , University of Toledo

Certifications: American College of Food and Ankle Surgeons , American Podiatric Medical Association

Services: Podiatry

Michael Stuhler

Michael Stuhler is passionate about health and making a positive difference in people’s lives. His favorite part of being a nurse practitioner is “developing lasting relationships with patients.” He explains, “I believe this is a key ingredient to providing quality care.” He aims to treat every patient like family and loves caring for the senior population. He explains, “Not only is it crucial for our society, caring for our elders is extremely gratifying and fulfilling too.” If he could change anything about healthcare today, he would make it more affordable. In his free time, Michael Stuhler can be found hiking, reading, or spending time with his family. To relieve stress, he enjoys working in his yard.

Education: Kent State University , Cleveland State University

Certifications: American Association of Nurse Practitioners

Services: Geriatrics

Kimberly Peacock

Dr. Kimberly Peacock’s passion for caring for others and her love of science, math, and technology led her to pursue a career in healthcare. “I take time to really listen to my patients and become an advocate for health,” she explains. She enjoys listening to her patients’ stories and working with them on their health journey. She explains, “Health is a journey we will take together with joint decision-making.” She finds value in examining all aspects of a person’s life. She explains, “If the patients do not have stable housing, food, and access to education, then our interventions may be futile.” In her free time, Dr. Peacock loves spending time with her family. She also likes playing games, swimming, and enjoying the sunshine.

Education: Ohio University, Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine , Firelands Regional Medical Center , Kent State University

Certifications: American Academy of Family Physicians , American Osteopathic Association , Ohio Osteopathic Association

Services: Family Medicine