Jeffrey W. Wiley, MD
Concord Orthopaedics
Medical Honoree
 Dr. Wiley is a board-certified orthopaedic surgeon, and member of the American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons. He has been with Concord Orthopaedics for over 20 years and works in Concord, Derry, and Windham. Wiley, a native of Ohio, graduated from The College of Holy Cross in Worcester, MA. Dr. Wiley attended Dartmouth Medical School and remained at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center for his ortho residency. He completed a Total Joint Replacement fellowship at Harvard Medical School and Brigham & Women's Hospital. Dr. Wiley’s practice focuses on arthritis of the hips and knees. He enjoys interacting with patients and helping them return to a pain free life and to the activities they enjoy.
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Dr. Weigel is a family physician at Epsom Family Medicine where she provides comprehensive and individualized medical care. She is a graduate of Tufts University School of Medicine and completed her residency training at New Hampshire Dartmouth Family Medicine Residency. She is passionate about family medicine because of its broad scope of practice and unique focus on the care of patients within the context of their communities. She has a special interest in the interactions between mental and physical health in her patients. Dr. Weigel is keenly aware of the impact arthritis has on the health of her patients and their families. She hopes to bring awareness, education, and advancement of care to those affected by this disease.
Caroline is an enthusiastic 20-year-old from Augusta, ME, and is extremely excited to be this year’s Jingle Bell Run Honoree! In the past, she has volunteered for the Arthritis Foundation’s Walk to Cure Arthritis and National Virtual JA Camp. The Arthritis Foundation promotes a cause which Caroline is incredibly passionate about, as she was diagnosed with juvenile arthritis (JA) at the age of 3. She’s aware of the physical and emotional toll that arthritis takes, and wants to help reduce that burden for others. Caroline also studies full-time at the University of Maine, where she’s double majoring in Psychology and Child Development.
Maddie is a kind and empathetic 12-year-old from Keene, NH. She was diagnosed with ehlers-danlos syndrome and juvenile arthritis at 11. She is the oldest of 3 siblings and has never let her pain or difficulties come before her desire to be the best big sister. She is a wonderful 6th grade student and an amazing self-advocate for her independence. This past summer she attended Camp D-H, and found her self-confidence, and sense of community. She was able to make physical and emotional connections with the other campers and counselors there, which has helped empower her. One day she hopes to use what she has learned to help others.
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