In Western Kansas, you learn early that when a neighbor has a problem, you show up and lend a hand. You don't offer long speeches; you get to work. That’s the same approach I bring to medicine.
Wound care is not glamorous. It requires patience, grit, and a willingness to deal with difficult situations that others might shy away from. It’s about treating people with complex wounds—diabetic foot ulcers, venous stasis ulcers, pressure injuries—and recognizing that these aren't just medical issues, they are life issues affecting a person's independence and dignity.
It’s simple: Together We Heal. Medicine isn't something I do to you; it's something we do together. I believe in honest assessments, plainspoken explanations without the jargon, and unwavering consistency. Every patient, every time.
I combine this grounded, human approach with advanced, evidence-based medicine. I am committed to providing world-class treatment to rural and underserved communities because geography should not determine the quality of your care.