Dr. Gregory Braccia is a Pottstown, Pennsylvania physician and anesthesiologist. Known for his specialty in pain management and anesthesiology, Dr. Braccia has been practicing medicine and cared for patients for the last twenty five years. Dr. Braccia has been recognized as an outstanding physician with a mastery of medical skill and attention for his patients. His practice includes the careful, deliberate care of patients through high levels of communication and a system of reciprocation that makes pain management possible.

Pain is something that is incremental and varies based on a variety of factors, so this type of care is best practiced through a carefully constructed and monitored system of communication between doctor and patient. Sometimes this kind of communication is not realistic. Dr. Braccia is aware of this possibility, and thus integrates non-verbal communication into his practice. This means being tuned in to non-verbal signs of pain progressions and signs of comfort. It means finding a variety of indicators for clues from reflexive signs to biological responses.

Dr. Gregory Braccia is a graduate of Jefferson Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Known for its academic health care center and involvement in education, medical research and patient care, this institution was founded in 1824, and it is the ninth oldest existing medical institution in the United States.

Dr. Braccia is a continued member of a number of associations such as American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress since 2005, the International Spine Intervention Society since 1994, the Institute for Functional Medicine since 2014, and Integrated Practitoner since 2014, and is Certified in Intravenous Nutrition for Physicians.

Dr. Braccia names a number of outside interests that he uses to balance his career and personal life. Still, they influence his practice in surprising ways. For example, Dr. Braccia is an avid runner and he uses skills from his running hobby to help him be in touch with patient pain and other health concerns. Dr. Braccia’s schedule lets him run times each week and uses the discipline he gets from this hobby to help him understand what is going with his patients as they recover and heal.