He enjoys spending time outdoors on the farm with his wife, three children, and wolfhounds. Kyle Gillett, MD James O’Hara, FNP is a family nurse practitioner with a diverse background in orthopedics, cardiology, and integrative medicine.

Gillett describes the “6 pillars of health”: exercise, diet, sleep, stress, sunlight, and spirit. These are more powerful than any medication or supplement. He enjoys spending time outdoors on the farm with his wife, two sons, and two wolfhounds.

123 likes, 12 comments - kylegillettmd on February 26, 2025: "Dr Gillett has been curious why his wife gets so many more diet and training questions than he does “in the wild” (not online). Maddie gives her thoughts on the podcast.

Kyle has founded numerous healthcare businesses and takes pride in putting together only the best teams. His favorite things include spending time with his beautiful wife, Julie, four wonderful sons, and his sweet daughter—engaging in all sorts of games, mountain biking, hiking, fishing, playing at the lake, and many other kinds of family ...

Dr Gillett has been curious why his wife gets so many more diet and training questions than he does “in the wild” (not online). Maddie gives her thoughts on the podcast. My thoughts: I thought at first that it may be because of Maddie’s strength and talent with a barbell.

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We got our blood work back! My wife Alicia and myself wanted to get a baseline on our blood work, find out any deficiencies and get an overall view of what we could improve. We met with Dr. Kyle Gillett who enjoys providing holistic individualized care to his patients.

Apr 26, 2017 · Kyle was born May 21, 1950 to Frank and Marie (Arruda) Gillett. He is survived by his wife Patricia (Gungle) Gillett; two sons, Angus Gillett of Providence, RI and Christopher Gillett of...

Oct 10, 2022 · Males pass away more than twice as often from self-harm, and more often from cardiovascular disease. Dr. Gillett believes that males passively self-harm just as often, they just don’t report it. Males often internally “catastrophize” or have a “fatalistic” attitude about health.