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Maggy Award Winner Three Years in a Row!!

Maggy Award Winner Three Years in a Row!!

For the THIRD year in a row, our very own Dr. Melanie Mintzer was recognized as a Maggy Award Winner! Just as exciting is the fact that Dr. Justin Glodowski earned Honorable Mention in the class of Best Doctor. This is his second year to be honored with this recognition. The Maggy Awards are presented each year by Cary Magazine. More than 11,000 area residents vote for their favorite service heroes, and we’re proud that our doctors were chosen. We would like to say ‘Thank you’ to our patients for recognizing Dr. Mintzer and Dr Glodowski! Learn more about the awards or see the full list of winners.

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