Primary Care Starts Here

Our mission is to provide compassionate, comprehensive, and personalized primary care to adults and elderly patients, empowering them to live healthier, more independent lives.

Janie Earle, DNP

I first remember wanting to be a nurse when I was in second grade. My father will tell you I was either 3 or 4 years of age when I said I wanted to be a nurse. I first obtained a bachelor’s degree in Biology, then attended nursing school 20 years ago. I worked as a registered nurse for many years in a wide variety of areas, as I was in the ‘float pool’ for the hospital. I then transitioned to clinic care and at the same time obtained my bachelor’s degree in nursing.

I acquired a greater passion for providing care to the senior population through my clinic work as a nurse care manager. I helped patients manage their chronic diseases, improve their mental health, and be connected to community resources.  I had the opportunity to serve on several senior committees for both the hospital and the community. Through these opportunities, dementia care became a focus of mine, and once I went back to school for a doctorate of nurse practitioner, it became my sub-specialty. Through specialized dementia care, I can perform complete assessments to help determine if a diagnosis of dementia is prudent. If dementia is diagnosed, I will then help plan for the future by providing education to patients, family members, and loved ones.

Being connected to community resources is a vital part of geriatric care. I will generously provide patients with knowledge and opportunities to connect with multiple community resources.