Mrs. Laurie Silicato, PA-C

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Dedicated Internal Medicine Specialist Offers Comprehensive Care with a Personal Touch

Laurie Silicato, PA-C, a highly respected Physician Assistant specializing in internal medicine, continues to make significant contributions to patient care in Queen Creek, Arizona. With over nine years of experience, Silicato has earned a reputation for excellence, reflected in her consistent 5.0-star ratings from patients and her affiliation with top-tier medical institutions.

Practicing at DHMG Family Medicine – Queen Creek, located at 20715 E Ocotillo Rd Ste 102, Silicato, provides a range of services tailored to meet the diverse needs of her patients. Her commitment to accessible healthcare is evident through her acceptance of new patients and the offering of telehealth appointments, ensuring continuity of care in a rapidly evolving medical landscape. 

Silicato’s educational background includes a Physician Assistant program completed at Stanford University in 2013, laying a strong foundation for her clinical expertise. Her professional journey is marked by a dedication to patient-centered care, with a focus on internal medicine that addresses both acute and chronic conditions. 

In addition to her role at DHMG Family Medicine, Silicato is affiliated with St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center, a facility recognized among America’s 250 Best Hospitals. This affiliation underscores her commitment to maintaining high standards of medical care and staying abreast of the latest advancements in the field.  

Patients consistently praise Silicato for her thorough explanations, attentive listening, and compassionate approach. Her unwavering dedication to patient well-being has solidified her status as a trusted healthcare provider in the Queen Creek community.

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