Internal Medicine * General Practice

Joseph P. Coppola, D.O.

Dr. Joseph Coppola is originally from West Springfield, Massachusetts.
He is the youngest of five brothers and sisters. Brought up on the values
of hard work and family by his stay at home mother and father, a first
generation Italian-American with twenty years of service in the US Marine
Corps. Dr. Coppola was able to transfer from his local high school to
preparatory school on a hockey scholarship. He completed his high school
education in 1985 at Berkshire School in Sheffield, Massachusetts where
his interests in medicine and the sciences grew. On an academic scholarship he completed his undergraduate studies at Hobart College with a B.S.
in Biology in 1989. He then attended the New York College of Osteopathic
Medicine receiving his Doctor of Osteopathy degree in 1993. He completed
his internal medicine residency in Erie, PA in 1996 where he served as
Chief Resident. He became Board Certified in Internal Medicine in 1996
and successfully recertified in 2006.
In the ever changing field of healthcare, Dr. Coppola has worn several
hats: He served as Director of Medical Education and Assistant Director of
the Internal Medicine Residency at Millcreek Community Hospital in Erie, PA
from 1996-1998. In 1998 he moved to Sarasota, FL and practiced Internal
Medicine privately until 2005, during this period, he also had over 6000
hours of emergency care experience, served as Medical Director of the
Lakewood Ranch Medical Center Urgent Care Facility in Bradenton, FL
and Medical Director of Heartland Outpatient Physical Therapy Services in
Sarasota, FL.
Dr. Coppola returned to New England in 2006. He made several attempts
to practice medicine as an employed physician with various large healthcare
systems. Unable to provide the type of care and time to his patients under
the typical American Healthcare bureaucracy, he opened Coppola Medical
Clinic in October 2011. He has given up all third party payer, hospital, and
administrative responsibilities to devote his full attention to the medical care
of the patients in his practice. A strong emphasis has been placed on providing a level of care and availability no longer found in healthcare.
Dr. Coppola lives in Wolfeboro, NH with his wife Milly, and two children,
Michael and Giovanna. They enjoy the great sense of community in
Wolfeboro and everything the Lakes Region has to offer. The area has
become the perfect place for his family and profession, offering personalized care of a bygone era.

Lisa Moody, RMA

Lisa has been part of the medical profession for the past 32 years.
She trained in Hagerstown, Maryland, and graduated as a RMA in 1980.
Over her career, she has worked in hospitals as well as physician offices in
such specialties as Internal Medicine, Surgery, OB/GYN, Cardiopulmonary
and Family Medicine.
She moved to NH with her three daughters 12 years ago and they
all came to love the way of life and beauty of the area. She enjoys boating,
fishing, her dogs, and especially spending time with her two grandchildren.
She is an avid sports fan and lives and dies with the Patriots and Red Sox.
After working with Dr. Coppola for two years and sharing the
philosophy of patient care over patient volume, she was eager to join
Coppola Medical Clinic as the full time nurse on staff.

Milly Coppola, CMA

Milly Coppola has worked in the medical field for 17 years. Trained
at the J.H. Thompson Academy in Erie, PA, she became a Certified Medical
Assistant in 1995. As a Medical Assistant she has broad experience in
Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, and Emergency Medicine. She enjoys her
time with patients and being part of a team with the goal of providing quality
care. She has also served as practice manager at Dr. Coppola's medical
practice in Sarasota, FL.
Born in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, Milly has adjusted nicely to our
New England climate and culture. She enjoys baking, skiing, snowmobiling,
as well as keeping the Coppola Household and children (Michael, 11 & Giovanna, 7) organized.

Carole Stabile

Carole grew up in Massachusetts, graduated from Graham Junior
College, married and raised a family of 5 children. Carole and her husband
retired to Wolfeboro ten years ago, a place they have visited often and
always loved. Carole has worked as a patient coordinator for a number of
physicians since moving to Wolfeboro.
Carole is also a graduate of the University of NH Master Gardener
program and started "Angels in the Garden" in Wolfeboro; a free assistance
program for the elderly or disabled who need a little help in the garden.
She created and supervised the planting of the garden that surrounds the
"Welcome to Wolfeboro" sign on the Alton line. She also works with the town
garden which supplies fresh produce to the Food Pantry. Carole also enjoys
being a member of the Wolfeboro Garden Club and volunteers with Senior
Meals.