Our clinicians
Meet the people who will know your name
Four family physicians, a physician assistant, a nurse practitioner and a nurse care manager, sharing one chart across two clinics. Each card shows who has room for new patients right now.
All clinicians
Showing all 7 clinicians.
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Dr. Naomi Okafor, MD
Family physician and founder
Accepting new patientsNaomi opened Larkfield in 2011 with one exam room and a promise she still keeps: you see your own doctor, and your doctor has read your chart before walking in. She looks after a lot of families across three generations and likes a visit that ends with a written plan you can actually follow.
- Where
- Larkfield West, Video visits
- Languages
- English
- Special interests
- Diabetes and blood pressurePreventive careWhole-family care
Book with Naomi At Larkfield since 2011 -
Dr. Daniel Reyes, DO
Family physician
Accepting new patientsDaniel coached youth soccer before medical school and still spends fall Saturdays doing sports physicals at East. He sees adults and kids, handles most sprains and strains in the clinic, and explains things in English or Spanish, whichever the family prefers.
- Where
- Larkfield East, Video visits
- Languages
- English and Spanish
- Special interests
- Sports injuriesMen's healthTeen athletes
Book with Daniel At Larkfield since 2016 -
Dr. Priya Raman, MD
Family physician, women's health focus
Accepting family of current patientsPriya's panel is close to full, so she is welcoming family members of her current patients. Anyone can book her for women's health visits like IUD placement or menopause care, and she works closely with the rest of the team on everything else.
- Where
- Larkfield West
- Languages
- English and Tamil
- Special interests
- IUD and implant placementMenopause careEarly pregnancy
Book with Priya At Larkfield since 2014 -
Dr. Thomas Lindqvist, MD
Family physician, older adults
Accepting new patientsThomas cares for a lot of patients in their seventies, eighties and nineties. His favorite visit is the one where a patient leaves with fewer pills than they came in with. He welcomes adult children to visits (with the patient's OK) and keeps the plan in writing for everyone.
- Where
- Larkfield East
- Languages
- English
- Special interests
- Medicare wellness visitsManaging many medicationsMemory concerns
Book with Thomas At Larkfield since 2019 -
Grace Kim, PA-C
Physician assistant
Accepting new patientsGrace runs most of the same-day sick visits and splits her week between both clinics. Ear infections, rashes, sprains, stitches: if it came on this week, there's a good chance Grace is the one who sees you, and she sends a note to your own clinician afterward.
- Where
- Larkfield West, Larkfield East
- Languages
- English and Korean
- Special interests
- Same-day sick visitsSkin concernsMinor procedures
Book with Grace At Larkfield since 2018 -
Marcus Bell, FNP-C
Family nurse practitioner
Accepting new patientsMarcus sees newborns through grandparents, with a soft spot for nervous teenagers and their parents. He covers the Tuesday and Thursday evening video visits, so he's often the one who sorts out a medication question after work hours.
- Where
- Larkfield West, Larkfield East, Video visits
- Languages
- English
- Special interests
- Kids and teensMental health check-insEvening video visits
Book with Marcus At Larkfield since 2020 -
Hannah Brooks, RN
Nurse care manager
Care teamHannah is the person between your visits. Patients in our chronic care program hear from her by phone or portal, send her their home readings, and ask her the questions that don't need a full appointment.
- Where
- Larkfield West, Larkfield East
- Languages
- English
- Special interests
- Chronic care check-insHome blood pressure and sugar logsMedication questions
About chronic care At Larkfield since 2017
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What the badges mean
- Accepting new patients Book a first visit online or by phone. You can choose this clinician as your primary clinician.
- Accepting family of current patients Their panel is nearly full. Spouses, children and parents of their current patients are welcome. Anyone can still book them for specific visits like IUD placement.
- Care team Part of your care team between visits, not a primary clinician.
Found someone you'd like to see?
Book a first visit with any clinician who is accepting new patients. First visits are 40 minutes, so there's time to get to know each other.