Gregory L. Hall, MD is a Cleveland Clinic-trained internal medicine specialist. Dr. Hall is an Associate Professor in both the Internal Medicine and Integrative Medical Sciences departments at the Northeast Ohio Medical University as well as an Assistant Clinical Professor at Case Western Reserve University’s School of Medicine. Dr. Hall was a governor-appointed member of the Ohio Commission on Minority Health and served as Chairman for many years, and currently serves as the board president of the Cuyahoga County Board of Health. Dr. Hall’s book "Patient-Centered Clinical Care for African Americans" is the first comprehensive title detailing the optimal clinical care of African Americans. He is a monthly presenter on the Pri-Med continuing medical education (CME) network with his acclaimed "Bridging the Gap" series. Dr. Hall founded and is the board chairman of the National Institute for African American Health which mentors the next generation of minority physicians as well as advocates for better health outcomes for African Americans. He is also the founder of VitaCode, LLC which produces Sequence Multivitamins for African Americans using a formula based on research-confirmed population outcomes. Most recently, Dr. Hall was named the medical director of University Hospitals’ Cutler Center for Men and oversees a multidisciplinary approach to improving all men’s health.

Internal Medicine,Expert in Black American Health & Healthcare

High Achiever,Great Guy

Gregory
Hall

College/University

Williams College
Major: Psychology

Medical School

Medical College of Ohio
Degree: MD
Specialties: Internal Medicine

Residency

Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Specialties: Internal Medicine