JenCare Senior Medical Center

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  Yvette Thompson, MD

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  As a child growing up in Columbus, GA, Dr. Yvette Thompsonliked playing doctor. After that, all it took to spark her interest in a medical career was an advanced high school science course.  "I enjoy treating and educating my patients," she says. "Seniors' healthcare is very unique. They are regularly forgotten about or overlooked, which can leave them vulnerable to poor or worsening health and a lower sense of well-being. Taking the time to listen to their concerns is important to me and to them."

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  Danielle Cunningham, RN, MSN

  RN, MSN

  Danielle Cunningham’s experience in the hospital for the birth of her first child was a momentous event personally and professionally. It inspired her desire to pay it forward and become a nurse. Danielle specializes in neurology, pulmonology and critical care, and senior care is important to her. “The senior population is the highest population in need of health care,” said Danielle. “I want to be able to help provide the care they need.”

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  Folashade Alade, MD

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  Dr. Alade is a true advocate for her patients and believes in spending the necessary time required with her patients to fully understand their concerns. She is committed to providing pertinent and comprehensive care based on evidence based medicine.

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  Sophie Parker, MD

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  When it comes to her patients, Dr. Sophie Parker takes all matters to heart. Literally. As an expert in cardiovascular health and internal medicine, she knows how to help seniors live their best level of health.  "Diet, exercise, stress management and lifestyle – they're all important parts of a patient's well-being," says Dr. Parker. "I enjoy my role in helping patients lead a better life. Spending time with them helps me understand more about their lives and what they need to improve their health issues. I answer their questions and listen to their concerns. Doing so helps me develop the best care plan for them."

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  Libby Proctor

  As a high school student, Libby Proctor was very interested in science, medicine and helping people. Her interests led her to specialize in Oriental medicine and acupuncture. "I like interacting with so many different people, introducing them to a different kind of medicine and making them feel better," says Libby. "I'm expanding their perspective when it comes to medicine, health and wellness, and opening their eyes to new possibilities. I’m very good at introducing 'newcomers' to Chinese medicine. Seniors are unique because they usually present with relatively complex conditions. It’s a rewarding challenge to work with them."

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  Ruby M. Tucker, MD

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  Throughout her medical career, Dr. Ruby Tucker has seen first-hand how far a little compassion can go to improve patients' health and well-being. "Patients deserve the best I have to give," she says. "Because I'm responsible for the full scope of their care, I have to have a strong connection with them. I take time to get to know my patients and talk to them about their health, their family and all the other things that concern them. Clear communication, compassion and trust are keys to quality care. When my patients feel comfortable and as if they matter, they are able to achieve their best level of health."

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  Martha Alberti

  MSN RN NP

  Nurse practitioner Martha Alberti is passionate about cardiology and has focused on developing an expertise in cardiovascular care. She earned her bachelor’s degree in nursing from Skidmore College and her master’s from SUNY Health Science Center. “I love taking care of my patients, and strive to be the best provider I can possibly be,” Martha says. “I do this by being an advocate, listening to what my patients’ needs are and providing quality, compassionate, respectful care to help them achieve better health.” Martha and her husband have four children and five grandchildren. Her favorite place to be is where her family is. She also enjoys cooking and traveling; her favorite trip was to Germany.

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  Minhtam Thai, MD

  Podiatrist

  As a podiatry specialist and foot and ankle surgeon, Dr. Minhtam Thai, says “I love being able to make patients’ lives better.” It’s always been her focus—since she was a child—and those dearest to Dr. Thai inspire her to provide the best level of care. “Seeing the seniors in my family struggle in their daily activities, due to complications of diabetes, motivated me to prioritize seniors and gives me deeper insight for improving their quality of life,” she shares. When Dr. Thai isn’t providing compassionate care or keeping up with advances in podiatry, she loves going to her daughter’s soccer games and helping her practice. Dr. Thai also looks forward to visiting Vietnam, where she grew up.

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  Vincent Lee

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  Dr. Vincent Lee has been passionate about helping people stay healthy since he was in high school. As a primary care physician, he says “What I enjoy most is getting to know patients and hearing about their life stories. We have honest talks and I treat them like I do my own family with their health and well being as my top priority.” Focusing on seniors has been a joy and privilege for Dr. Lee. “Seniors have braved life, sacrificed so much for their families, and helped build the foundations of our communities. They are most worthy of respect and deserve the best care,” he adds. When Dr. Lee is not caring for his patients or staying up with the latest medical research, he loves to spend time with his family. Some if his favorite activites include hiking, exploring wildlife, playing tennis and eating Japanese food.

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  Sharnee White

  MSN, FNP-C

  Sharnee White, who has been working in the medical field for over ten years, explains that her favorite part of working in healthcare is educating and encouraging patients. “I love to introduce myself and inform patients this is a safe place to discuss anything,” she says. She appreciates the opportunity to care for the senior population, explaining that they are “vulnerable” and need “close contact with their providers.” She adds, “They are the leaders before us and need specialty care.” If she could change anything about healthcare today, she would descrease costs and increase availability. Sharnee White loves spending her free time with her family. She also enjoys traveling and trying foods from different cultures.

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  Ernestine Agbor Enohnyaket

  DNP, MSN, MPH, BA, BSN, APRN-CNP

  “Working with the senior population has always felt like a calling,” explains Ernestine Agbor Enohnyaket, who strives to build trusting relationships with patients by “honoring their experiences and providing a supportive, patient-centered environment where they feel heard and valued.” Rather than only treating symptoms, she believes in treating patients holistically with “compassionate, individualized care.” She explains, “By listening, educating, and advocating for my patients, especially seniors, I help them feel empowered, respected, and supported.” Ernestine A. Enohnyaket’s favorite way to spend her free time is with family. She also enjoys exploring new cultures and cooking, especially as a way to “bring people together.”

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