EMR Upgrade throughout the weekend: CCP will be completing a scheduled upgrade to our electronic medical record (EMR) system to help enhance and support your care experience. Our practices remain accessible, on-call providers continue to be available, and Latham Urgent Care will remain open for urgent medical needs. Most of this work is happening behind the scenes. If you receive care this weekend, you likely won’t notice any difference, other than occasionally confirming information to ensure we have the most accurate details for your care. We appreciate your patience.

 

If you visit Urgent Care this weekend, it would be helpful to bring a current list of your medications. You should also expect paper prescriptions rather than electronic prescriptions during portions of the upgrade. Any other office-specific changes or instructions will be communicated directly by your practice, if needed. Please check your practice’s website for the latest updates.

Brittney Aupperle

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Biography

Small changes to one’s daily routine can truly lead to more significant lifestyle changes. You don’t have to be perfect. Be 1% better every day, and those small changes will add up.

Brittney Aupperle is a certified physician assistant specializing in urology and general practice. She received her Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies from Albany Medical College in Albany, NY, and earned her Bachelor of Science in biology from Siena College in Loudonville, NY. Brittney is a member of the New York State Society of Physician Assistants. She will be treating patients at Community Care Urology – Niskayuna, with rights to treat patients at Ellis Hospital and Albany Medical Center.

Brittney has been interested in medicine for as long as she can remember. She volunteered in the hospital one summer, and each day she looked forward to spending time with patients and getting to know them personally. Brittney knew she wanted a career where she could combine her love for science and passion for connecting with others. Her favorite part of the job is patient follow-ups to see patients’ progress. Brittney believes setting realistic expectations is so important when discussing care plans with patients as there is not always a quick fix for everything.

As a physician assistant, Brittney is easy to talk to and thinks it’s essential to help patients feel comfortable expressing all their concerns without hesitation. What brings her the most satisfaction professionally is assisting patients through uncomfortable or anxiety-inducing procedures. She loves when someone admits that it wasn’t nearly as bad as they imagined. Brittney has learned that no patient is truly a “textbook case” because every individual has specific needs and goals. With this in mind, she makes sure to bring an open mind and consideration to each interaction.

Brittney is originally from East Greenbush, NY. She enjoys making connections with her community, and remaining local throughout all her studies and training has allowed her to do that by filling different roles in healthcare over the years. Brittney has two rescue dogs and is interested in volunteering at the local animal shelter. She enjoys cross-country skiing and hiking in the Adirondacks.

Education

MS
Albany Medical College
Albany, NY
BS
Siena College
Loudonville, NY