Meet Our Staff
Meet Megan Ballard, APRN, FNP-BC
Meet Megan Ballard, our dedicated lead APRN! Megan has specialized training in wound care management and is deeply passionate about providing wound care to rural areas, where patients often have limited access to specialized services. Known for her compassionate approach, she is committed to creating individualized care plans that meet the unique needs of each patient.
A proud local of White County, Megan earned her MSN at Harding University in 2023. Although she's been practicing as an APRN for 1.5 years, she brings a robust 7 years of experience in healthcare, with a background in med-surg nursing and hands-on nursing management. Megan’s dedication to her patients and her community shines through in every aspect of her work!
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Meet Mckenzie Sparks, RN.
McKenzie plays a crucial role in facilitating communication and collaboration among home health agencies, patients, and their care teams. As our office manager, her efforts in managing the flow of information and ensuring a coordinated approach are vital in delivering effective patient care. By promoting an interdisciplinary strategy, McKenzie helps make sure that all parties involved are aligned and that patient care plans are executed smoothly and efficiently.
McKenzie's extensive background in nursing, with seven years of experience across multiple settings, makes her an invaluable asset in her current role as an office manager. Having served as an Assistant Director of Nursing (ADON) in a nursing home and worked in med-surg units in hospitals, McKenzie brings a wealth of clinical knowledge and hands-on experience to her position.
Our Patient Care
We believe that every patient deserves personalized and compassionate care. Our staff is dedicated to providing individualized attention and support to each patient, and we strive to make every visit as comfortable and stress-free as possible.
Our team understands patient care across diverse environments allows them to bridge gaps between home health agencies and other care providers, ensuring that patient care plans are both comprehensive and aligned with the patient's overall health goals.