The ribbon cutting for Aspire by JCMC was held Thursday, Nov. 20th, marking an exciting moment for Jenkins County Medical Center and the community we serve. Providers Jaymal Patel, MD, and Kylie Floyd, PMHNP-BC, cut the ribbon as Andrea Graham, CEO, and Katy Hood, Director of Behavioral Health, held each end in the ceremonial photo. Also on hand for the special event was Jenny Walker, Clinic Manager.
Hosted by the Jenkins County Chamber of Commerce, the celebration brought together staff and supporters to welcome this new resource dedicated to improving the mental and emotional well-being of adults through compassionate, personalized care. For more information about Aspire by JCMC, call (478) 982-5100 or email aspirereferrals@jcmcga.com.
Aspire by JCMC provides support for a wide range of behavioral and mental health needs, with a special focus on memory care and the early signs of dementia. The clinic serves adults 18 and older who may be experiencing dementia, depression, anxiety, cognitive changes, phobias, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or other related conditions that affect mood, memory or behavior.
The clinic is led by Jaymal Ratilal Patel, M.D., a dual board-certified psychiatrist and internist with more than 20 years of experience in clinical care, leadership and academic instruction. Kylie Floyd, PMHNP-BC, a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner, joins Dr. Patel in providing care for patients and families throughout the community. She has spent several years treating patients in JCMC’s Behavioral Health Program and brings a strong commitment to improving access to mental health services in rural communities.
Aspire by JCMC is now open and accepting new patients. To schedule an appointment, contact Jenny Walker, Clinic Manager, at (478) 982-5100 or email aspirereferrals@jcmcga.com.
