Dr. Adam Abodeely, MD, FACS, FASCRS, is double-board certified in general surgery and colorectal surgery. He is the founder of Adirondack Gastrointestinal and Colorectal Surgery where he is an active practicing surgeon. Dr. Abodeely obtained his medical degree from Loyola University Chicago. He then completed his general surgery training at Brown University/Rhode Island Hospital where he earned several teaching awards and was also named the “Outstanding Resident Physician of the Year” while at Brown University. After residency, he completed his colorectal surgery fellowship at the Rhode Island Colorectal Clinic, LLP, an affiliate of Brown University and Boston University.

Realizing the benefits of cannabis and other plant compounds for patients with cancer and inflammatory bowel disease, Dr. Adam Abodeely expanded his surgical practice to include medical marijuana patients with a variety of medical ailments. Being dedicated to patient safety and education, he is an active member in numerous international cannabinoid societies and he serves as Chairman of the Dispensary Review Committee for the Association of Cannabis Specialists. Dr. Abodeely gives presentations to a variety of audiences and provides consultations on various aspects of medical cannabis and cannabinoids.

Dedicated to advancing the science and education of plant-based compounds, he has a special interest in formulating products which merge science and nature to provide optimal harmony and effectiveness.