Best Biliary Tract Cancer Doctors in Danville, IN

``I work to always remember our patients aren't just patients, they're human beings. They're not a number, not a disease, they're people and I want to always try to treat them like I would want someone to treat me or a member of my family. I always try to keep that in mind.``

"My philosophy of care is a patient-centered cancer care which means that you put the patient at the center of the care and then build all these resources around them to elevate them and to enable them to fight the cancer with your team. I coordinate with my colleagues at the Hendricks Regional Health Center for Breast and Bone Health to be that village our patients need to get them through their journey."

"The number on thing for me is the patient, they always come first. When I first meet with a patient, my main goal is to comfort them and make sure they understand we are here to help them. We are going to be with them no matter what happens."

"The number on thing for me is the patient, they always come first. When I first meet with a patient, my main goal is to comfort them and make sure they understand we are here to help them. We are going to be with them no matter what happens."

Willie A. Pennick, MD, is a family medicine doctor with Ascension St. Vincent's in Jacksonville, FL. He provides primary care for minor illness and injuries, preventive health screenings, routine check-ups and vaccinations. Dr. Pennick listens to understand you and your health concerns. He takes the time to get to know you and your family's health history. Then, Dr. Pennick works with you to create a personalized care plan for your long-term health needs. Ask about virtual visits as part of your ongoing care.

"My philosophy of care is a patient-centered cancer care which means that you put the patient at the center of the care and then build all these resources around them to elevate them and to enable them to fight the cancer with your team. I coordinate with my colleagues at the Hendricks Regional Health Center for Breast and Bone Health to be that village our patients need to get them through their journey."

``I work to always remember our patients aren't just patients, they're human beings. They're not a number, not a disease, they're people and I want to always try to treat them like I would want someone to treat me or a member of my family. I always try to keep that in mind.``

"My philosophy of care revolves around building patient trust, making sure my patients understand why they should turn to me for something as big of an investment as their life and their surgery for whatever disease they might have. Once we establish that trust then we move forward, educating patients about disease processes both on planned and emergent surgeries."