The Team

Jexandria D. Patterson is a Board-Certified Adult Nurse Practitioner in the state of Georgia and the state of New York. She also holds an Extended Nursing Licensure Compact (eNLC). This agreement is a multistate arrangement between multiple other states that allows nurses, and advanced practitioners to have one license, but the ability to practice in other states that are part of the pact.  Prior to her healthcare career Jexandria obtained two degrees from the University of Georgia; 1.) Bachelor of Business in Marketing and 2.) Bachelor of Business in Commercial Real Estate Management.  Her initial training in healthcare began with the Department of Veteran Affairs in Atlanta, Georgia. She began her career in healthcare working as a neurosurgery nurse with Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia. Since that time, she has acquired years of experience in patient care. As a nurse she was able to work throughout the healthcare system. She has experience in several specialties from Neurology, Cardiology, Oncology, Psychiatry, Infectious disease, PACU, and

Emergency Medicine. 

 In addition, to her extensive clinical experience, Jexandria has an outstanding academic background which includes obtaining her bachelor's in nursing from Jacksonville University in Jacksonville Florida, and her master's in nursing as an Adult Nurse Practitioner from Emory University’s Nell Hodgson’s School of Nursing in Atlanta, Georgia. She is board certified as a Nurse Practitioner (NP) through the ANCC (American Nurses Credentialing Center). She is licensed through the state of Georgia as a Developmental Disabilities Professional and certified to perform HRST (Health Risk Screening Tool) assessments. Jexandria has many years specializing with the adult geriatric population and is currently a member of the GAPNA (Gerontological Advanced Practice Nurses Association), which includes advanced training in these specialties. NP Patterson also served as the Medical Chairperson for the Atlanta Chapter NAACP.  She currently partners with the NAACP as the medical liaison and focuses on underserved minority communities.  

 For the past five years, Family Nurse Practitioner Patterson has been a CMS Medicare contractor with Signify Health a subsidiary of CVS Pharmacy. Her role is chronic disease prevention, and management amongst the geriatric population.  Previously, NP Patterson was a contractor with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.   In this role, she specialized in infectious disease and prevention within the Quarantine and Border Health Services Branch a Division of Global Migration and Quarantine.  In addition, Nurse Practitioner Patterson specializes in infectious disease and is recognized by the Georgia Department of Health to provide preventive vaccinations to all eligible patients throughout the life span. Also, NP Patterson is the Director of a Diabetes Prevention Program that is recognized by the Centers for Disease and Prevention to provide preventative healthcare focusing on metabolic syndromes. 

NP Patterson's populations of interest are geriatric populations and the developmentally disabled in community based settings. Both populations are susceptible to comorbities and chronic conditions that require a intricate skill set to manage.  In addition,  Jexandria is the medical director and founder of Healthy USA Company LLC. Due to her multispecialty background, her areas of interest include patients with multiple comorbidities, developmental disabilities, and chronic conditions. Jexandria and her husband Lee currently reside in Atlanta, Georgia. She also has two awesome stepchildren that aspire to be a singer and a pilot. She enjoys hiking, weekend getaways, and playing with her dogs.

At Healthy USA Co LLC, we focus on the adult population 18+.  There is an emphasis on older adults with intricate comorbidites that require adittional care and observation.  We provide mobile services to those unable to travel for frequent ot acute issues.   From 18 and beyond we're here for examination, diagnosis, treatment and ongoing wellness of the community. 

Not feeling well?  Need an annual exam? Need an emergency medication refill during a vacation or over the weekend? We do it all! We also manage chronic codotions and provide referrals for injuries. Whether you're sick or only need some routine maintenance, we're here for you!

 Chronic diseases such as heart disease, cancer, and/or diabetes are defined broadly as conditions that last 1 year or more and require ongoing medical attention or limit activities of daily living or both. 

 Having a disability does not mean a person is not healthy or that he or she cannot be healthy. Being healthy means the same thing for all of us—getting and staying well so we can lead full, active lives. That includes having the tools and information to make healthy choices and knowing how to prevent illness. Some health conditions, such as asthma, gastrointestinal symptoms, eczema and skin allergies, and migraine headaches, have been found to be more common among individuals with developmental disabilities