Luke Ragon, MD

Luke Ragon, MD, is drawn to rural family medicine because of its focus on disease prevention, care for medically underserved populations, and outpatient procedures. His goal is to work in a small, rural town, developing enduring relationships with his patients and engaging with the community. Luke is from Dansville, MI and earned his undergraduate degree in Biology from Hope College in Holland, MI. He earned his medical degree from Wayne State University School of Medicine in Detroit. While in Detroit, Luke was involved with community service and clinical outreach. He was a part of the Fabric of Society program that allowed him to volunteer with local organizations providing clinical and social care. Through his volunteer work, Luke learned how people are adversely affected by socioeconomic disparities and how this directly impacts health. He also volunteered with Street Medicine Detroit to provide care for the unreached and homeless population. From these experiences, Luke learned empathy, compassion, and a renewed respect for the resilience of the human spirit. He also learned the joy of working with patients in limited resource settings. When he is not in the clinic, Luke enjoys spending time outdoors hiking, camping, hunting, and fly fishing and fly tying. He also enjoys cheering for the Cleveland Browns and the Ohio State Buckeyes.