John Andrew Intravia, M.D.

My condolences to the Intravia family. I worked with John for many years in multiple RN roles at Middlesex Hospital. I enjoyed working with him as well as our conversation outside the professional environment. He is an excellent Doctor and fine human being. He will be missed. Rick Cedrone.

So sad to hear of John’s passing. Deepest condolences to Cathy, John Jr., my Goddaughter Marissa, Morgan, and all their families.
As John’s office nurse for twenty years in private practice on Church Street, I saw him at his professional best every day. Beginning with the jangling of John’s keys in the door each morning, the whirlwind of activity kept us busy until the last smiling patient left and their paperwork was completed. John’s clear and thorough explanations always helped each...

I was so fortunate to have John as my Godfather. My childhood memories are filled with the Birthday and Christmas gifts he gave as well as his kindness, goodness and generosity. A role model, mentor and incredible physician. He honored me with being the Godfather to his beautiful, intelligent and talented daughter Marissa, who has grown into an incredible mother, professional and wife with 3 beautiful children. I am heartbroken by his passing. Steven.

Rest in Peace, Dear Brother.

So sorry to hear of Dr. Intravia's passing. He was my physician for many years and went above and beyond for myself and my family. I always appreciated his attention to detail and his strong and unwavering compassion. Praying for peace and comfort for you all.

I worked with Dr. intravia as a post op endo nurse at Middlesex Hospital. I was always impressed by his concern for the patient and respect that he had for the staff that he worked with. I hope that his family can have positive memories and remember the smiles that he gave. Sending prayers.

My deepest condolences to Dr. Intravia's family and friends. He was my doctor. Very compassionate and caring. I was talking about him recently as what a great doctor he was. May he rest in peace

With much sympathy, Cathy.