Dr. Amy Halanski, MD

A physician first and foremost is a healer. To be a good healer, one must listen to a person's words as well hear the nonverbal communication of their body's symptoms to determine how to help that person "be their best self". Telemedicine mental health allows a person to feel safe and comfortable communicating about often deeply private and personal struggles that have been ongoing for years or they may have a new mental health issue that was recently triggered by an event. I have enjoyed listening to people for 16 years and helping them in ways that they feel comfortable in order for them to be successful in their mental health and overall life journey.

Dr. Irmanie Hemphill, MD

My career focus includes providing quality health care to all patients (from pediatrics to geriatric age) to improve health outcomes. I have a heart for mental health and how it relates to and affects patients.  I’m committed to serve with integrity, focus, drive, dedication and passion to honor the essence of being a family physician and most of all an honorable human being.

Dr. Fakhar Zaidi, MD

Becoming a physician comes with it's own set of challenges, however when you go to sleep at night, knowing that you have made a difference in someone's life, that feeling is unparalleled and cannot be described in words. As an Internist, I feel obligated to touch a patient's life in a way that patients expect their physicians to do.