Matthew (Matt) Reedy, MD, was born and raised in Ravenna, Ohio. In high school, he had a perfect 51-0 record as a senior in wresting. This earned him a full wrestling scholarship to Ohio University. He majored in medicinal chemistry with a minor in biology and wrestled on the varsity team for the Bobcats. He graduated from Ohio University magna cum laude. He then completed medical school, graduating with honors from Northeast Ohio Medical University. Dr. Reedy completed his intern year at Summa Akron City Hospital in internal medicine followed by a dermatology residency at Indiana University. He is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine at Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED) where he enjoys mentoring medical students. He feels privileged to be practicing in Northeast Ohio near his family and friends.
Dr. Reedy is well-trained in general, pediatric, surgical, and cosmetic dermatology.
I have been getting facials done at Trillium Creek and absolutely love it! The staff is so kind and the results have been amazing!
Amanda P.
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Dr. Bryan Baillis and medical assistant, Tiffany, treated me wonderfully and let me know what to expect each step of my Mohs surgery. They…
David B.
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Very professional. Fast appointment, on time. Dr. Torok seemed to know what to treat my lips with, and I left feeling good!
Howard H.
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I have been a patient of Helen Torok for 30 plus years. The best dermatologist around helped me when others had no clue.
Kim W.
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Trillium Creek’s medical professionals have always treated me with respect and dignity. I appreciate their care.
Lisa T.
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This was my first visit with Trillium Creek, it was simply the best visit! Addressed all my concerns and very thorough! I will definitely…
Michelle A.
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Trillium Creek is amazing, love all the services!
Teresa C.
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Trillium Creek Dermatology has changed my life. After 25 years of living with extreme eczema breakouts, my allergies are to grass, pollen, and soap…
Zachary M.
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