Dr. Alissa Kaye has been practicing OB/GYN for more than 14 years in the community in which she grew up. She was a Women’s Studies major at University of Pennsylvania and stayed at in Philadelphia for post-baccaulareate pre-med program and medical school at Jefferson Medical College. She completed her residency at Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York City and then joined her father in private practice.
Dr. Kaye enjoys the close personal relationships she develops with patients and feels especially lucky to care for multiple generations of families. She enjoys sexually transmitted disease (STD) and contraceptive counseling for young women, and also helping women through menopause.
Dr. Kaye lives with her husband and her two young daughters in Westfield, NJ. In her spare time she enjoys walking her labradoodles,reading, and doing Gyrotonic.
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Dr. Alissa Kaye has been practicing OB/GYN for more than 14 years in the community in which she grew up. She was a Women’s Studies major at University of Pennsylvania and stayed at in Philadelphia for post-baccaulareate pre-med program and medical school at Jefferson Medical College. She completed her residency at Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York City and then joined her father in private practice.
Dr. Kaye enjoys the close personal relationships she develops with patients and feels especially lucky to care for multiple generations of families. She enjoys sexually transmitted disease (STD) and contraceptive counseling for young women, and also helping women through menopause.
Dr. Kaye lives with her husband and her two young daughters in Westfield, NJ. In her spare time she enjoys walking her labradoodles,reading, and doing Gyrotonic.
Accreditations
Board Certified in OB/GYN
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