Danielle Carcia, DO, FAAFP
Core Faculty
Geriatrics and Quality Lead
Dr. Carcia joined Capital Health in 2017 as a physician at Capital Health Primary Care – Columbus, where she cared for patients of all ages in an outpatient primary care setting. Prior to Capital Health she trained and worked at Abington Memorial Hospital (Now Abington Jefferson Health). Dr. Carcia is a volunteer faculty member for the Rowan School of Osteopathic Medicine. She was inducted as a fellow of the
American Academy of Family Medicine in 2025 and also serves as the medical director of Ambulatory Quality for Capital Health.
Dr. Carcia enjoys spending time outdoors and exploring the many river towns local to our area. In her free time, she can often be found spending time with her family, biking, and trying out new restaurants.
Education
- Ursinus College, Bachelor of Science in Biology
- Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, Doctor of Osteopathy
Medical Training
- Family medicine residency – Abington Jefferson Health
- Geriatrics fellowship – Abington Jefferson Health
Board Certification
- American Board of Family Medicine
- Certificate of Qualification in Geriatric Medicine
Honors and Awards
- Healthcare Hero at Capital Health
- Eastern Pennsylvania Geriatric Society 1st Prize in Annual Research Night
- Resident Patient Safety Award – Abington Jefferson Health
- Institute for Healthcare Improvement Safety Award
- POMA Committee on Professional Guidance and Young Physicians Resident Leader
- Chief Resident, Abington Jefferson Health
Professional Interests
- Geriatrics
- Patient safety
- Ethics
- Preventive medicine