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Dr. Lindsey G.
Pharmacist

My goal for you isn't adhering to a difficult regimen. It's finding the therapy that works for you.

Proactive MTMDiabetesAnticoagulationReal-Time MonitoringAmbulatory Care

Get to Know Lindsey

Lindsey’s Story

๐ŸŽ“ Clinical Background

Lindsey has known she wanted to be a pharmacist since she was 9 years old. She became a PTCB-certified pharmacy technician in 2013 and worked across multiple settings and major hospitals in Ohio before enrolling in pharmacy school and moving to California. She served as an ambulatory care intern at Kaiser through graduation, focusing on anticoagulation, diabetes, anemia, and kidney transplant patients. A final rotation at RUHS deepened her diabetes focus. After graduation, a temporary MTM role at IEHP led her to Gojji.

๐Ÿ’ก Why Lindsey Chose This Work

Lindsey noticed a critical gap during her diabetes rotation: most chronic disease care is reactive โ€” providers see patients every 3 to 6 months, and by then, a lot has already gone wrong. She wanted to do work that was proactive, helping patients avoid disease progression, heart attacks, and strokes before they happen. At Gojji, she can see blood sugar and blood pressure readings in real time and follow up immediately when something looks off โ€” not weeks later.

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Something You Might Not Expect About Lindsey

Outside of work, Lindsey's other full-time job is being a mom to two daughters, ages 2 and 8. Her days are filled with Girl Scouts, cheer practice, and helping run her oldest daughter's lemonade business. On the evenings they get to slow down, it's mommy-daughter movie night โ€” no exceptions.

Training & Credentials

The Qualifications Behind the Care

Your Care with Lindsey

What Working With Lindsey Looks Like

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Within 30 Days of Enrollment

Your First Session With the Clinical Team

Device Setup & First Conversation

Your first discussion happens within 30 days of enrollment. You'll meet with our clinical team โ€” a pharmacist or a pharmacy technician. This is dedicated time, not a quick check-in.

The first goal is to get your device set up, start testing, and confirm we can see your data. Once readings are coming in, we begin collecting your baseline: medications, labs, and the rest of your picture.

This time is reserved for you. Nothing is too small or too basic to bring up.

Come prepared withAt least 7 days of readings โ€” or questions about your device if you have not started testing yet โ€” plus any questions or challenges about your journey.
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What Lindsey Can Do For You

Beyond What You Might Expect

Most patients don't realize that a Gojji pharmacist can identify therapy gaps and make real recommendations or adjustments based on your readings, labs, and current medications. When patients are honest about side effects, adherence challenges, or anything that's been difficult, it makes it possible to tailor care to your actual needs โ€” not a generic protocol.

This includesProactive real-time blood sugar and BP monitoring, Therapy gap identification and management, Diabetes and anticoagulation expertise, Medication regimen individualization, Care escalation and provider coordination
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What a Successful Session Feels Like

The Goal Every Time

When a session goes really well, patients feel listened to and empowered in their own care. They feel like they can take an active role in managing their health โ€” not just follow instructions, but actually understand and own their plan.

You'll leave withA clearer understanding of your condition, at least one question answered that's been on your mind, and a specific next step to work toward together.

The Partnership

My Commitment to You

What Lindsey Asks of You

Your Part in This

Lindsey needs honesty in every session. She hears all too often that patients haven't felt listened to in other settings. She is here to listen โ€” fully and without judgment.

What Lindsey Promises in Return

The Commitment Back to You

You know your body. Lindsey knows the medications. Together, she promises you'll find what works best for you โ€” not the easiest option, but the right one.