Dayton Chamber Member of the Month

If you’re looking for a Family Practice physician who has been seeing patients privately for almost 20 years and has 9 dedicated employees, look no further than Logan Family Medicine! They are a Family Medicine private practice, focusing on comprehensive family medicine, preventive care, chronic condition management, acute care, skin biopsies, joint injections and lung, breast, colon and stomach cancer screenings. While there aren’t any “typical” days in healthcare, what surprises Dr. Logan is the way each day brings a familiar but unique story on how a disease affects the individual. The same diagnosis can present in so many varied circumstances and ways. Connection is the best thing about this profession. “Never do I walk into a room without leaving connected in a fulfilling way. I’m a people person and have professional gratitude for all my patients, as they let me be a physician; a calling I knew since age 18. It’s tons of fun with adventure, and vulnerability.

Even knowing your personal calling at a young age does not make you immune from difficulties in your field.  The first challenge plaguing Dr. Logan is learning early on that a patient’s disease progression occurred, despite his best intentions and full knowledge. His second big challenge is teaching patients to separate the voting booth from the medical office, and he says that is definitely getting harder, not easier. A new coming attraction allowing his office to stay in private practice is utilizing a small portion of online communication.

 He proudly states you won’t find that awful Muzak playing in his office. “We play the best music in town! Monday through Friday varies but keeps up moving! From rock/jazz/country/80s/ or 90s.” A fabulously eclectic mix of music isn’t the only perk of working in the office. His employees have glowing reviews, stating “Dr. Logan is the best human being around. He has such an amazing heart. His compassion toward not only us as his work family, but toward his patients is unlike anything you have ever witnessed. He has the patience of a saint. He loves this community and fights every day to make each patient feel cared for.”