Jared Rogge, NP

Taking care of others has always been something Aleyda took pride in. During her first pregnancy, she realized how amazing the human body was and knew that she wanted to care for pregnant people and help them through their own labor and birthing experiences. Aleyda loves providing care for people she’s gotten to know over the years while also still meeting new people all the time. What she enjoys most about being a midwife is being a part of the labor and delivery of a baby. She also has a passion for helping people who are struggling with depression and anxiety.

Julie first became interested in neurology in her undergraduate courses at the University of Michigan. Majoring in movement science, she focused on motor control, including courses focused on disorders of voluntary movement, and understanding those mechanisms in order to establish treatment. She then went on to obtain a national registration as an EEG Technologist, and worked for years in epilepsy, continuing to grow her passion for neurology before attending school to become a physician assistant. Julie is excited to come to work each day, because neurology is such a vast and exciting field, and each patient and case is different and rewarding in its own way.

As a physician assistant, Crystal appreciates the opportunity to truly make a difference in the quality of life of her patients. She feels very strongly about taking time with patients to educate them appropriately and help them through tough medical decisions and enjoys spending the extra time when needed to make a patient understand and feel confident that the right decisions are being made. Crystal says that her father has been the biggest influence in her life. He was chronically ill and still fought daily to watch his children and grandchildren grow up. In Crystal’s free time, she enjoys spending time with her husband and two boys, camping, traveling and reading.