Wichita Primary Care

Honored and grateful to receive an award from Wichita State last night! ❤️ I was so happy to celebrate the evening with my amazing team from Wichita Primary Care. This recognition would not have been possible without their support, encouragement, and hard work—along with the love and support of my mom, husband and best friends! So thankful for all of you! 🥰🎓✨

Welcome to Couture At Heart! A fashion show benefiting the American Heart Association ❤️

Join us for a runway experience hosted by Evan Rolfe, a 2026 American Heart Association Leaders of Impact Nominee and WPC staff member 🥰

Featuring local designers and retailers, the evening will showcase a variety of unique looks while bringing the Wichita community together to support heart health and the lifesaving work of the American Heart Association.

Doors open at 5:30 PM, with the fashion show beginning at 6:00 PM. Guests will enjoy an exciting runway show followed by a post-show reception in the foyer, featuring food, drinks, shopping, and opportunities to connect with participating vendors and designers.

Dress to impress! ❤️ If you have it, we encourage guests to wear red or incorporate a red accessory to help us celebrate the heart behind the event.

Come ready for a night of couture, community, and a cause that matters! We can't wait to see you there!

Click the link below to purchase tickets 🎫

https://partiful.com/e/YrGvMLSuv55FVvcQjXyH?c=F1D_fdjI

Ask yourself…..would your primary care office have a pink skeleton dressed as Dolly Parton with a bucket of candy in their waiting room…or a labradoodle in a wig?? If not…you might be in the wrong place 😝

Happy Dolly Day everyone!!! 9-2-5!!!!

May we all smile brighter and be kind to one another 💕

What an honor to throw out the first pitch at last nights wind surge game!!! Love supporting WSU and local baseball ⚾️ Go SHOX

Behind the scenes at Wichita Primary Care! 👠❤️ We are swapping our scrubs for runway prep as we get ready for the Couture at Heart fashion show on Saturday, October 10th. Every ticket and donation helps support the American Heart Association's lifesaving mission.

Drop a ❤️ in the comments if you're joining us to support heart health in our community! Details & date saved above.

Now that summer is coming to an end it is time to focus on your health!!!

Ask us about our new programs
1. Executive physicals with full body MRI
2. Genetic testing for cancer genes

And don’t forget your flu shots!!!

Time to VOTE for Wichita’s best at the link below. You can vote one time each day until the 5th

https://www.votewichitaks.com/WichitaPrimaryCare

(Picture is of Evan …..the most beautiful woman inside and out )

💗 What Would Dolly Do? 💗

A little Dolly-inspired fun to remind us of something she stood for so beautifully: love all people, be kind, and lift each other up. ✨

Because there’s always room for a little more love, laughter, and fabulous hair! 💕🎀

WPC is sad to inform you of the passing of our “G-Pat”. She was my grandmother….and a great grandmother to my staff

She was both a legacy and a legend in these halls and was part of so many of our lives

She was one of the strongest women I have ever known. A woman who knew what it meant to work hard, love deeply, and show up for the people she cared about — always.

She was a nurse during the Korean War, serving others at a time when the world was anything but easy. And when she came home, the hard work didn’t stop. She worked multiple jobs to help support her family, doing whatever needed to be done to make sure the people she loved had what they needed. She was a hustler. She was a Farmer, a baker, an Avon lady, a nurse and a mother. She was afraid of nothing…. She was the kind of woman who could hunt and drive a grain truck with one hand while feeding a baby with another. A multitasker who could sew, cook, or make anything work. To this day I’m not quite sure what she can’t do…..

That was Grandma.
She worked hard. She loved hard. And she gave hard.
She never seemed to think that what she had was only hers. If she had something, she shared it. If someone needed something, she found a way to help. She gave her time, her energy, her resources, her love — without ever making a big deal about it.
She taught me that strength isn't always loud. (Though if you knew her you knew she was very loud 😝) Sometimes strength looks like getting up every morning and doing what needs to be done. Sometimes it looks like putting someone else first. Sometimes it looks like giving when you don't have much to give.
And sometimes, strength looks like simply continuing to love people with your whole heart.
My grandma's life is a story of service, sacrifice, resilience, generosity, and love.
But more than anything, it is a story of people.
The people she cared for.�The people she raised.�The people she helped.�The people she welcomed.�The people who were better off because she was in their lives.

I hope she knows how much of her lives on in all of us.
Her strength.�Her work ethic.�Her generosity.�Her courage.�Her enormous heart.
She didn't just build a life.
She built a legacy.
And I am so incredibly lucky that I get to call that legacy my grandma. ❤️

I am sure that thunder last night was her stomping around heaven getting everyone and everything organized 😂😂. …“ Because somebody has to whip this place into shape “