The physician you call “Doc”
Matthew V. Speicher, DO, MBA, FACEP
A Bethesda native and Georgetown Prep alumnus, Dr. Speicher graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy and spent 24 years serving in the Navy. His career took him from combat missions as a Naval Flight Officer to emergency medicine, special operations deployments, and leadership at Walter Reed. He served three and a half years as a White House physician across two administrations before coming home to build Anchor Point.
As a Naval Flight Officer, he saw the value of a trusted Flight Surgeon—the “Doc” who understood the individual, the mission, and often the family. That familiarity mattered as much as clinical judgment.
Anchor Point brings that relationship home: a deliberately small practice with time to listen, understand your household, and stay involved as needs change. When something important happens, you should know exactly who to call.
Explore Care & ServicesTraining & experience
A foundation of service and clinical breadth.
U.S. Naval Academy
Graduate and Naval Flight Officer. F-14 Tomcat RIO and F/A-18F Super Hornet WSO, including combat deployments.
Medical Education
DO, Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Emergency Medicine
Residency and Point-of-Care Ultrasound fellowship, Naval Medical Center Portsmouth. Special operations deployments in Africa and South America.
Walter Reed
Department Chief, Emergency Medicine.
The White House
Care for senior national leaders and their families; Chief of Contingency Operations, White House Medical Unit.
Board Certification
Board-certified in Emergency Medicine. Fellow, American College of Emergency Physicians (FACEP).
U.S. Navy
Commander, retired, after 24 years of service.
MBA
University of Massachusetts Amherst.
Anchor Point Medicine
Comprehensive care, grounded in experience.
Emergency medicine, bedside ultrasound, and procedural experience inform Dr. Speicher’s judgment. Explore how that experience shapes your care, or find a membership for your household.
Direct access
Reach your physician by phone or text, with a trusted covering physician when he is away.
Responsive care
Same- or next-day visits for acute illness and injury, with guidance on the right next step.
Time to listen
Conversation comes first, with room to understand your story before the examination begins.
Personal attention
A small practice where your physician knows you, your household, and your health priorities.