Southern Foot & Ankle Institute
Southern Foot & Ankle Institute
"I focus my practice on patient-centered care, where the needs of the patient come first and foremost. My practice philosophy is a service-based mentality, where my foundation in faith allows me to best serve patients in my community. With like-minded staff and referral sources through our managing partner, Monarch Health, I am confident that patients will receive top-notch care with staff who truly show compassion and caring to our patients."
"My focus on caring for my patients emphasizes effective communication with each patient in order to ensure that there is an understanding of what they have, why they have it, and how I can best help them. I believe in gaining a patient’s trust, not their business. Many of our patients come to our office for 2nd opinions, or for a fresh look at what may have been considered a permanent problem," explains Dr. Brian Harley.
"Our aim for the future is sustained growth aligned with our guiding principles as we enhance our capacity to deliver innovative, patient-centric services in collaboration with our partners. This effort will further cement our reputation as one of the nation’s most respected and admired healthcare networks. With dedicated efforts and partnerships,
Wholeness – We believe wellness is achieved by treating a patient’s whole person, including their intellectual, emotional, social, and spiritual needs, as well as their physical needs.
Respect – We show high regard for the opinions of others and honor the rights of patients and their families to privacy, confidentiality, and timely and accurate information.
Integrity – We strive to be open and honest with patients, families, and coworkers, follow through on our commitments, and hold ourselves accountable for everything we do.
Excellence – Our goal is providing the highest quality in clinical care and services that meet and exceed expectations and attract the highest caliber professionals to join our team.
Compassion – We show compassion by listening to and relating to patients as individuals, recognizing their relationship, lifestyle, and cultural needs, and engaging them in their own care.