Cumming
Providers
Dylan Jenkins, PA-C
Family Medicine, Primary Care
Dylan Jenkins is a physician assistant serving patients at Family Practice Center in Cumming. He provides family medicine and primary care with a focus on approachable guidance, attentive follow-up, and care that feels practical in everyday life. His goal is to help patients feel comfortable discussing their concerns and confident in the care decisions they make over time.
Approach To Care & Areas Of Focus
Dylan Jenkins works to provide a care experience that is steady, approachable, and grounded in practical next steps.
Family Medicine
Provides care for routine visits, common illnesses, preventive needs, and follow-up support through a family medicine approach built around continuity.
Primary Care
Helps patients manage screenings, chronic condition follow-up, wellness planning, and everyday health concerns with consistent, patient-centered care.
Conditions Commonly Managed
Hypertension
Provides ongoing support for blood pressure care through regular visits, monitoring, and treatment guidance that supports long-term health.
Diabetes
Helps patients manage diabetes with follow-up care, medication support, and treatment plans that fit their daily routines.
High Cholesterol
Offers care for cholesterol concerns with an emphasis on prevention, monitoring, and long-term cardiovascular health.
Acute And Chronic Infections
Treats infections that need prompt evaluation as well as concerns that may require follow-up care during recovery.
Chronic Disease Management
Supports patients with ongoing health conditions through regular monitoring, medication review, and practical care planning over time.
Preventive Care And Wellness Exams
Encourages patients to stay proactive with annual visits, screenings, and routine wellness care that supports long-term health.
Ashleigh
Nadj Lori
Jessica Scarlato
Bobbo Smith
TC
Shirvica Phillips
Frequently Asked Questions About Your Care
Yes. Primary care can help patients stay organized with monitoring, preventive care, medication follow-up, and next steps over time.
Visits may include wellness care, chronic disease follow-up, illness symptoms, medication questions, and other routine primary care needs.
Yes. Visits can be a good time to talk through medication questions, review how treatment is going, and discuss any updates related to your health.
It is a good idea to schedule a visit when a new symptom is affecting how you feel, disrupting daily life, or raising questions about what to do next.
We’re here to help
