JenCare Senior Medical Center

Bios

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  Fadi Hawawini

  DO, CMD, MBA, CPE

  Dr. Fadi Hawawini’s favorite part of his profession is “being able to make a difference in people’s lives and contribute positively to my society.” He believes honesty and accountability are key in building strong relationships with patients. He loves caring for the senior population and “delivering the best care possible for our patients and providing their families with the peace of mind about their loved ones.” To keep up with the latest medical advancements, he attends conferences, discusses with healthcare leaders, and stays involved in the medical community. In his free time, Dr. Hawawini loves spending time with his wife and son. He especially enjoys watching his son play sports. He also likes staying up to date on world affairs.

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  Danita Anderson

  MD

  Dr. Danita Anderson’s interest in healthcare began when she was just five years old. With a passion for learning and helping others, she’s always enjoyed guiding people to better health. “My favorite part of being a doctor is the interactions—getting to know patients and their unique challenges,” Dr. Anderson says. “I also love teaching them and hearing the wealth of knowledge many of my senior patients share. Seniors are our greatest generation and deserve our best!” she adds. In her time off, Dr. Anderson likes to watch movies, follow the New Orleans Saints, read novels, and travel with her extended family. Being roller coaster enthusiasts, they look forward to theme park adventures each year in Orlando.

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  Keysha Bryer

  MSN, FNP-C

  Keysha Bryer always knew she wanted to pursue a career in healthcare. She explains, “I want to make a difference in my patients’ lives by providing VIP patient care with love, accountability, and passion.” Her favorite part of her profession is seeing her patients “increase their level of function.” She actively listens and treats patients with understanding and honesty to help build trust. She considers herself a “jokester and easy to get along with.” She views and treats her patients “like human beings and not just a number.” If she could change anything about healthcare today, she would increase accessibility and affordability. When not caring for patients, Keysha Bryer loves decorating, painting, dancing, and trying new arts and crafts.

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