Julianne M. Dee, MPAS, PA-C

I take time to learn each patient’s story, daily life, and health goals. It is important that every person feels they have a clear voice in their care. My approach prioritizes building a plan that feels practical, respectful, and supportive.

My work in street medicine and addiction medicine shaped the way I care for people with chronic pain. I learned how important it is to offer kindness, patience, and support without judgment. Chronic pain can feel lonely, and I want each patient to feel heard and believed.

I enjoy building long-term relationships and working together on small, steady steps toward better movement, more confidence, and a better quality of life. Helping someone return to the things that matter most is the most rewarding part of my work.