3 Best Primary Care Physicians in Stamford, CT

“Dr. Jack V. DiTeodoro completed his Doctor of Medicine degree at the American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine and his Residency at Mount Sinai Hospital and Medical Center and St. Joseph Medical Center. He earned his Internship at Nassau County Medical Center and his Fellowship at Mount Sinai Hospital and Medical Center. Dr. Jack V. DiTeodoro holds board certification in Family Medicine from the American Board of Family Medicine. He specializes in family medicine and is affiliated with Stamford Health. He warmly welcomes new patients to his practice and accepts various health insurance plans. He believes all patient deserves personalized care, compassionate and access to clinical expertise.”

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“Dr. Tabitha B. Fortt earned her Doctor of Medicine degree from Fairfield University and Georgetown University School of Medicine. She completed her residency at the Columbia University Program in Family Practice-Stamford Hospital. She holds board certification in family medicine from the American Board of Family Medicine. Dr. Tabitha B. Fortt has over 28 years of experience in the field of family medicine. She gives lectures for the American Heart Association. She holds an affiliation with Stamford Hospital. She provides compassionate, high-quality health care for you and your family, and she suggests that patients care for their well-being using conventional and modern treatment approaches.”

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“Dr. Cristina M. Mallozzi pursued her dpctor of medicine degree at Quinnipiac University and her residency in family medicine at Middlesex Health. She is board-certified in family medicine by the American Board of Family Medicine. She specializes in family medicine and primary care. Dr. Cristina M. Mallozzi currently practices at Stamford Health Medical Group. Dr. Cristina M. Mallozzi takes great pleasure in developing meaningful relationships with her patients, considering them not just as patients, but as valued members of a larger family and community. She suggests that patients care for their well-being using conventional and modern treatment approaches.”

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