Amanda B. Morrison, M.D.

Dr. Morrison is a Family Medicine doctor that takes a person-centered, holistic approach to care for both individuals and families across generations. She believes in the importance of integrating evidence-based medicine with the needs and wishes of each patient, guiding them through their health journey to function at their best and continue to do the things that bring them joy.

Dr. Morrison is originally from a small town in Pennsylvania. It was here that she developed her passion for ensuring access to high-quality medical care for all, and discovered the ability to care for a community through the care of its families. She traveled to Buffalo, NY to complete her undergraduate and medical school training at the University at Buffalo, and she was then called to complete her residency and Chief Resident year at the University of Rochester Family Medicine Program.

Dr. Morrison enjoys taking care of patients of all ages, with deeper clinical interests in nutrition/dietary counseling, integrative medicine, women's health, and pediatric/adolescent care, as well as procedures including skin biopsies, joint injections, trigger point injections, and placement of long-acting reversible contraception options such as IUDs and the Nexplanon implant.