BIO

I am Dr. Saintfleur DHA, FNP-C, a Haitian American Family Medicine Provider and a passionate advocate for better health. As an experienced advanced nurse practitioner, I approach patient care with a commitment to treating others as I would want to be treated—offering kindness, fairness, and honesty in all my interactions. While I may be quiet and reserved at first, it's because I believe in the power of listening before speaking. I am deeply empathetic and driven by a genuine desire to improve both the physical and emotional well-being of my patients. My healthcare journey began long before I earned my nursing degree. I started as a volunteer at Memorial Regional Hospital and Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital in Florida, where I helped at the front desk and made patient beds. Over time, my passion for patient care grew, and I eventually became a family nurse practitioner and earned my doctorate. Today, I focus on virtual consultations for a range of services, including allergies, birth control, STD management, UTIs, weight loss, prescription refills, and chronic conditions such as hypertension and type 2 diabetes. Before becoming a nurse practitioner, I worked as a float nurse across diverse medical fields, gaining experience in med-surgical, telemetry, step-down ER, oncology, and outpatient care with the Indian Health Service (IHS). This wide-ranging experience has given me a well-rounded perspective in treating patients with various healthcare needs. In addition to my primary care work, I specialize in regenerative medicine, offering holistic treatments for conditions like erectile dysfunction, muscle pain, knee issues, weight loss, inflammation, and more. These treatments include innovative therapies such as E-stim, acoustic sound waves, neuro-light therapy, and stem cell options. While some of these treatments are not FDA-regulated, many patients turn to them when traditional medications are no longer effective. I believe in educating my patients about the risks and benefits of all available options, placing them at the center of their care, and helping them make informed decisions about their health.