Meet Our Providers

Dr. Hondros completed his undergraduate studies at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill and attended medical school at the Wake Forest University School of Medicine on a full academic scholarship. He completed residency training at the former Carolinas Medical Center (now Atrium) Family Medicine Program, where he served as chief resident. For the past 20 years, he has practiced Family Medicine in Matthews, NC. He has also been a state family medicine leader under the NC Academy of Family Physicians where he served as the 2022 NC State President. Dr. Hondros continues to regularly precept both medical students and physician assistant students. Dr. Hondros focuses on providing compassionate care and treating each patient as an individual human being. His patients are his number one priority. By age eleven, Dr Hondros knew he wanted to be a family physician. His free time involves spending time with his wife and three children, hiking, fishing, and volunteering at a local free clinic.

Education:
Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies
• Nova Southeastern University, FL
Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences, Minor in Psychology
• University of South Florida, FL

“Growing up in a medical household, I found an interest in medicine at a young age and becoming a physician assistant became my life goal. Using my passion for medicine, I want to help improve the lives of others. Using a patient-centered approach allows me to focus on treating the whole patient, free of judgement. I strive to make sure that your concerns are heard and addressed, and that you never feel rushed. I treat each of my patients like I would my own family. I look forward to meeting you and being your healthcare advocate!”

Education:
Physician Assistant Studies

• Medical University of South Carolina
Appalachian State University

“My passion is preventative medicine and whole-person care. I enjoy working with patients to create personalized plans that are realistic, sustainable, and fit naturally into their everyday lives. I also have experience in emergency medicine, where I gained valuable insight in handling high-stress situations. However, over time, I felt called to primary care, where I can build strong, lasting relationships with patients. I believe in meeting patients where they are and working together to find practical solutions that support both their short-term needs and long-term health goals. My goal is to empower each patient to take an active role in their health and to feel supported every step of the way, not only in managing illness but also in creating a healthier, more balanced life.”

Education:
Master of Physician Assistant Studies
• Eastern Virginia Medical School
Bachelor of Science
• Loyola University Chicago

“For as long as I can remember, I have wanted to be a provider and use my love of medicine
and science to help others. After college, I quickly realized the physician assistant role allowed me to serve my patients best, providing time and care using a patient-centered approach. With experience in orthopedics, I am knowledgeable in acute and chronic orthopedic management, including arthritis and injection-based medicine. I am passionate about treating the whole person, striving to meet each patient with openness. Aiming to treat each person like family, I will ensure you feel heard and validated; that your time is valued, and your problems adequately addressed. As your healthcare advocate, I look forward to working together to achieve my patients’ highest physical and emotional health.”