Family Medicine Physician Joins CHP Lee Family Practice

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LEE, Mass. — Dr. Jeremy Stoepker, family medicine physician, has relocated from New York City to join the primary care team at CHP Lee Family Practice.

Stoepker has a special interest in LGBTQ health, alternative/complementary medicine approaches, and holistic attention to caring for individuals and families.

Most recently, Stoepker was a teaching/attending physician at the Center for Family and Community Medicine at Columbia University Medical Center; he also worked as a private practitioner at Westside Family Medicine in New York City.

Stoepker's past positions include assistant attending hospitalist at New York Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center and chief medical officer at Waitakere Hospital in Auckland, New Zealand, following completion of his family medicine residency.



A graduate of Georgetown University School of Medicine, he completed his family medicine residency at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital Medical Center. He earned his bachelor's degree in chemistry at Hope College in Holland, Mich.

He has received the Patient-Centered Care award in 2007 from New York Presbyterian Hospital.

For an appointment at CHP Lee Family Practice, call 413-243-0536.


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Lee Company Awarded Cybersecurity Grant.

LEE, Mass. — Patriot Armored Systems, LLC, has been awarded $30,000 to enhance its cybersecurity infrastructure. 
 
The Healey-Driscoll administration and the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative’s (MassTech) Center for Advanced Manufacturing (CAM) have awarded $540,473 to 20 Massachusetts-based manufacturers to upgrade their cybersecurity infrastructure. 
 
The grants were provided through the Manufacturing Cybersecurity Program (MCP), an initiative that supports small to medium-sized manufacturers across Massachusetts with capital funding to secure and improve their cybersecurity infrastructure.
 
With the funds, participating companies will be able to invest in badge readers, network switches and security appliances such as firewalls to address gaps in security. As a result, awardees will be able to strengthen their cybersecurity defenses and operate more efficiently. 
 
"Protecting manufacturers from cybersecurity threats will ensure the Massachusetts manufacturing ecosystem remains safe, secure and competitive," said Massachusetts Economic Development Secretary Yvonne Hao. "The MCP will empower manufacturers to grow and provide opportunities to access new markets while remaining protected from threats to their operations."
 
Launched in 2023, the MCP is a Massachusetts Manufacturing Accelerate Program (MMAP) program that allows Massachusetts manufacturers to better protect their businesses by establishing a more secure cybersecurity framework. The program also connects manufacturers with nonprofit partners to foster an ecosystem of support and collaboration. These partnerships assist manufacturers with assessments, requirements, equipment acquisition and other cybersecurity needs. By investing in critical cybersecurity upgrades, MCP helps drive business growth, increases job opportunities and strengthens the supply chain.
 
"Through this program, CAM aims to not only help small and medium manufacturers grow, but also to become more resilient," said CAM Director Lily Fitzgerald. "MCP enables manufacturers to invest in critical infrastructure while meeting customer demand. Overall, the program is essential for strengthening and securing the broader ecosystem here in Massachusetts."
 
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