Lifehouse Healthcare: A relational approach to health care
When I started Lifehouse Healthcare, I initially thought it was because of a desire to “have my own practice,” a goal that had been fostered over the years working as a nurse practitioner. In achieving this goal however, what has become emphatically clear is a desire for a relational approach in healthcare. I don’t view my clients as “patients,” but rather as unique human beings that I am blessed to partner with for their healthcare goals. Clients that have blessed me with the opportunity to work with them will testify of a commitment to the cultivation of a relationship in our healthcare approach. In my office, there are often tears as well as smiles… and opportunities to pray with clients.
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