The Elder Service Plan Care Team
Elder Service Plan participants receive care from an integrated PACE team of stellar doctors, nurses, and support providers who are highly trained and experienced in working with seniors.
Primary Care
James F. Pedulla, MD
Dr. Pedulla has been with EBNHC since 1988. He has been a geriatrician with the Elder Service Plan since its inception in 1990, and has served as its Medical Director for the past 14 years. With a BA from Harvard College and his MD from Northwestern University Medical School, Dr. Pedulla trained in internal medicine at the former Boston City Hospital from 1984 to 1987. He is certified as a geriatrician by the American Board of Internal Medicine.
Mary Gorman, MSN
Mary Gorman has been with the Elder Service Plan since 2004. She has a BA in sociology and psychology from Connecticut College in New London, CT, and a MSN from the MGH Institute of Health Professions. Mary also worked at Cambridge Hospital in the medical/cardiac care (telemetry) unit as a staff RN. Mary is very pleased to be part of a team approach to health care. She believes the ESP program allows providers to get to know patients better than a traditional health care system.
Nancy B. Seigal, GNP
For 15 years, Nancy Seigal has been a member of the primary care team of the Elder Service Plan. She received her bachelor of science in nursing from Boston College in 1987, and was employed at Beth Israel Hospital on an acute medical and cardiac telemetry unit. She completed her master of science degree at the University of Massachusetts in 1993, specializing in gerontology. Nancy is a Basic Cardiac Life Support Instructor at EBNHC, and is involved with many quality assurance and improvement initiatives.
Pamela Woo, APRN, BC
Pamela Woo began working with the Elder Service Plan in May 2006. In 2005, Pamela graduated from the Simmons College adult nurse practitioner program with a focus in geriatrics, and has a background in adult acute care medicine. She also has a degree from Bowdoin College in biochemistry. Pamela enjoys volunteering her medical services overseas. In April 2007, she spent a week in Costa Rica providing health care in the villages and improving her Spanish language skills.
