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Kimberly provides inpatient care at St. Agnes Hospital in the intensive care, neuro-medical, orthopedic, behavioral health, physical rehabilitation and transitional care units. Kimberly is married and the proud mother of two girls. In her free time, she enjoys being with her girls doing crafts, baking, playing outside and trips to the park. 

Focus on depression, anxiety and attachment issues using a cognitive behavioral and DBT-based approach. Areas of expertise include family therapy, trauma and parenting education. Her approach is compassionate while offering challenge to assist individuals to make the changes they have identified as important. She works to assist people to balance the needs and wants of their lives with emotional regulation to enjoy those things. Age groups: teens, adults, couples and families

A graduate of Marian University, Andrus earned her master’s degree in Nursing from Marian University. Andrus and her husband enjoy spending time with their son, as well as enjoying the outdoors, cooking, yoga, and running with their dogs.

Sarah enjoys working with children, adolescents, adults, and families. Her approach with children includes a combination of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) & play therapy. Her therapy style allows families to feel comfortable to address their struggles while gaining coping strategies.

Areas of Interest -Audiologic Testing (Children and Adults) -Hearing Aids -Tinnitus Management

Dr. Awada enjoys reading, chess, table tennis, swimming, biking, nature walking and traveling. He is fluent in English, Arabic, Russian and Swedish, and is conversant in French.

“In my role as a hospitalist, I take care of every patient as if they were family,” says Dr. Asimah. “I appreciate working in a team environment that offers collaborative care to the patients and families that we serve.” Dr. Asiamah and his wife have three children. In his free time, he enjoys soccer, food and art.

Ashlee provides injury prevention, evaluation, diagnosis and treatment services at area high schools. 

"My passion for athletic training comes from watching athletes persevere through the process from injury to rehabilitation and to return to play. I feel so proud of an athlete when I get to watch them make their first tackle, dig their first ball, grab their first rebound, throw their first strike or run their first mile."