Patrick Byrne, DO

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Founder & Licensed Physician

Dr. Byrne graduated from Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine and went on to receive his training in Family Medicine from the Drexel University College of Medicine and Hahnemann University Hospital. In 2018 he turned his focus towards a more holistic approach, and began treating patients with medical cannabis.

His philosophy is to employ a goal-oriented approach to optimize well-being; promote lifestyle changes through nutrition, movement, and natural supplementation with plant-based medicine. This unique approach of personalized medicine can help improve quality of life, and decrease reliance on pharmaceuticals.

As a compassionate patient advocate, Dr. Byrne has helped thousands of patients suffering from chronic pain, anxiety, insomnia, autoimmune inflammatory diseases, migraines, IBS/IBD, and other chronic medical problems. The goal is to increase function and wellness, and to reduce or eliminate unwanted side effects from conventional medications.

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I’m thrilled to be participating in this educational event. It’s a privilege to help expand awareness and appreciation for the therapeutic benefits of medical cannabis. As a clinician who’s treated thousands of patients in my career, I’ve seen firsthand how this powerful plant can help patients in terms of pain, anxiety, sleep cycle, etc.
— Dr. Patrick Byrne
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