FCMC Welcomes New Family Medicine Provider to Rural Clinic

Floyd County Medical Center (FCMC) has expanded its family medicine offerings with the addition of Megan Miller, DNP, FCNP-C, who has transitioned from the urgent care division to the rural health clinic. This change, effective as of October 2023, aims to enhance healthcare accessibility for residents in the region.

Miller’s move follows the recent appointment of Heather Dill, MD, who also specializes in family medicine and obstetrics. Dill joined FCMC earlier this month, reinforcing the center’s commitment to providing comprehensive family healthcare services in a rural setting.

The transition of healthcare providers from urgent care to family medicine is part of FCMC’s strategy to address the growing healthcare needs of its community. By offering a broader range of family services, the center aims to ensure that patients receive continuous and holistic care, which is essential for long-term health outcomes.

Miller has expressed enthusiasm about her new role, stating that she looks forward to building lasting relationships with her patients and contributing to their overall health and well-being. Her experience in urgent care will be invaluable as she addresses a variety of health concerns in her new position.

FCMC has prioritized hiring qualified healthcare professionals to serve the community effectively. This initiative not only supports the clinic’s mission but also aligns with broader healthcare goals to enhance access to family medicine, especially in underserved areas. The addition of Miller and Dill exemplifies FCMC’s dedication to improving patient care and promoting health within Floyd County.

As healthcare demands evolve, FCMC remains committed to adapting its services to meet the needs of the community. The transition of providers like Miller signifies a proactive approach in expanding family medicine capabilities and addressing the healthcare challenges faced by rural populations.