Dylon Stewart Howard, DO

I began my nursing career in 1996 and continued my education to earn my master's degree in nursing. Along the way, I was fortunate enough to work with a nurse practitioner. I chose family medicine so I could take care of patients across the lifespan. I'm most passionate about caring for children, but also every member of the family--caring for the family as a whole.

I chose family medicine because I care for patients of all ages, from newborns to the elderly. Witnessing their health and dignity thrive brings me immense joy. My passion lies in geriatric care, where I not only enhance their well-being but also learn valuable lessons from them. In the clinic, I prioritize listening to my patients, striving to understand their needs for optimal health and care. The most fulfilling aspect of my practice is witnessing patients flourish with dignity and sustained well-being.

I chose healthcare to make a lasting impact on lives through my fascination with the human body. Family medicine enables me to form enduring relationships, caring for patients of all ages and entire families. I'm motivated by witnessing patients thrive and value trust, confidentiality, and open communication in our patient-doctor relationship, working together to meet their healthcare needs.