About Us
Dr. Patrick B. Michel, PharmD, MBA, RPh
Dr. Patrick B. Michel is the President and CEO of Boston Senior Medicine. He's a registered clinical pharmacist with a background in hospital based pharmacy, as well as business management and administration. Dr. Michel holds both a Doctor of Pharmacy and a Master’s in Business Administration from the University of Rhode Island.
Dr. Michel is an active member of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy, American Pharmacist Association and the Massachusetts Pharmacists Association. His clinical interests are in appropriate pharmacokinetic dosing and reduction or elimination of polypharmacy and he has partnered with Medicaid to optimize pharmacotherapeutic outcomes. He has also provided consultative services in multiple skilled nursing facilities, assisted living facilities, and primary care practices.
Dr. Michel has overseen multiple clinical programs providing pharmacologic review services for patients in Massachusetts from Springfield to North Andover to the Cape.
India S. Michel, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC
India S. Michel is Boston Senior Medicine's Lead Nurse Practitioner. She holds a national nurse practitioner certification from the American Nurses Credentialing Center. She holds both Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Nursing from the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and graduated as a member of the MCPHS School of Nursing Honor Society.
She’s an active member of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, the Massachusetts Coalition of Nurse Practitioners, and the American Nurses Association. She regularly attends local and national conferences to refine her expertise. India Michel has practiced in both the hospital and office settings.
She focuses on prescribing and continuing only medications that are helpful and necessary, which gives everyone peace of mind. Beside her passion for medicine, India loves creating memories with her family, cooking, and running. She’s currently training to complete her first Triathlon.
The mission of Boston Senior Medicine is simple: to prevent senior hospitalizations through extraordinary house call medicine.
We understand that it is often difficult for seniors to leave their homes for regular visits. We also understand that that many senior hospitalizations can be avoided with more access to care, vigilance, and communication between patients, families, and providers.
Attention to detail, excellent communication, and community partnerships are paramount. We listen first, take the time to explain, then follow through and communicate.