JenCare Senior Medical Center

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  Andrea Davis

  MD

  As a young girl growing up in Maryland, Dr. Andrea Davis knew she was going to be a physician. "I enjoyed science and always had a natural curiosity about how the human body works," says Dr. Davis. Today, Dr. Davis is committed to helping seniors live at their best level of health.

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  Roberto Grau Varela

  FNP

  Roberto Grau Varela has worked in the medical field for over twenty years and finds it very rewarding. “Being a nurse practitioner is not just a career, it’s a duty to help others in need,” he says. He strives to help patients “improve their health literacy to empower them to take better care of themselves.” He adds, “A patient’s ability to enjoy life, even if they can’t be cured, makes a huge difference to them and to their families.” Open communication, active listening, and kindness are key in his practice. He enjoys discussing new medical developments with his colleagues. In his free time, Roberto Grau Varela likes watching historical movies and World War II documentaries. He also loves dancing.

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  Anita Pierre-Antoine

  MD

  Dr. Anita Pierre-Antoine loves learning about her patients, especially “how they see the world and their overall health.” She is appreciative of the mentorship and guidance she has received from the senior population since she was a child, so she is grateful for the opportunity to give back to them. She strives to keep her patients “happy, healthy, and fulfilled.” Dr. Pierre-Antoine likes to remind all her patients “that they are wonderfully and beautifully made.” She consistently reads medical literature to keep up with new advancements. When not caring for patients, Dr. Pierre-Antoine loves spending time with her husband and daughter. She also enjoys reading, journaling, and watching movies on the Hallmark Channel.

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  Carrie Young

  OD

  Dr. Carrie Young earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Kentucky in Lexington and her doctorate from the Inter American University of Puerto Rico, School of Optometry in Bayamon. “I enjoy working with the senior population because they have experienced so much in their lives and seem to focus on the important things in life,” said Dr. Young. “I hope to make a difference in my patients’ lives by helping them see the best they can so they can live happy, independent and fulfilling lives.” Dr. Young has visited more than 30 countries and has lived on three different continents and the Caribbean. Her favorite destinations include South Africa, Peru and Thailand.

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  Tyrone Daniels

  MD, FACC

  Dr. Tyrone Daniels always knew he wanted to work in healthcare. “Getting to know my patients personally and working to improve their lives has always been an important part of my calling to this profession. There is no greater need than to work to improve the lives of our elders and this is what I strive to accomplish,” he says. He greatly enjoys learning from seniors. “The only way to create a strong bond is getting to know your patients on a deep, personal level to help develop trust and respect,” he explains. He adds that he is empathetic, compassionate, and will always have his patients’ “best interests at heart.” Dr. Daniels loves spending time with family and watching movies in his down time. He is also a target shooter.

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  Beena Thomas

  MSN, APRN, AGACNP

  Working in healthcare was a childhood dream of Beena Thomas. “The senior people are more vulnerable, needs more attention and help. It is my call to help others and patients,” she explains. Beena strives to build trust with her patients by calling to check on them, whether that is “to convey the results” or confirming that “they are taking medications, checking blood pressure, blood sugar, or following the instructions.” She loves helping her patients improve their health and have “more good days.” She is committed to maintaining a practice full of “integrity and honesty.” She also maintains a strong faith in God. When she is not caring for patients, Beena can be found drawing, cooking, or reading.

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