WILTON — Longtime area nurse practitioner Aimee McMaster has joined the staff of

Wilton Family Medicine, a service of Glens Falls Hospital.

Ms. McMaster provides primary care to patients of all ages from the practice’s office at The

Medical Center at Wilton, 135 North Road, just off Northway Exit 16. Appointments can be made by calling 926-1935.

Ms. McMaster has practiced at a number of medical offices in the Saratoga, Glens Falls and

Albany areas in a 25-year career as a nurse, clinical manager and nurse practitioner. She

earned a bachelor’s degree in nursing from Russell Sage College; a master’s of science in

nursing from Sage Graduate School; and post-master’s certificates in nursing

administration from Villanova University and as an acute cure nurse practitioner from Sage

Graduate School. She also earned a certificate in wound ostomy care and continence

education from Albany Medical Center.

Wilton Family Medicine opened in 2005 and offers a model of care known as Primary Care

Direct, which is designed for maximum patient convenience. With Primary Care Direct,

Wilton Family Medicine offers same-day appointments, along with early morning, evening

and Saturday office hours. Patients of Wilton Family Medicine also have access to an online

portal that provides them with 24-hour access to portions of their medical record, as well

as a convenient way to communicate with their provider. In addition to Ms. McMaster, the

Wilton Family Medicine provider team includes Dr. Chris Messitt, Dr. Mark Doyle and

Physician Assistant Kathy Mazur-Herren.

About Glens Falls Hospital:

Glens Falls Hospital is a comprehensive integrated system of primary care, specialty care

and hospital services, serving a six-county region of the southern Adirondacks. With 2,700

employees, 535 physicians and other credentialed providers, and 27 regional health

service locations, Glens Falls Hospital has the region’s longest-established employed

physician group, including specializations in primary care, cardiology, endocrinology,

hematology/oncology, internal medicine, nephrology, occupational medicine,

otolaryngology, psychiatry, emergency and inpatient medicine, thoracic surgery, and

wound healing. Patients are offered a wide range of inpatient surgical services, primary and

specialty care, rehabilitative and diagnostic services, and community health improvement

programs. For more information: GlensFallsHospital.org.