M Delcharco Jr, MD, LLC

11/10/2025

Happy Nurse Practitioner Week! Meet Courtney Garrison! Courtney earned her first Bachelor's degree in Pre-Clinical Health Sciences and then received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Central Florida.

While working on her Master's Degree in Nursing from Chamberlain University, she worked in Ocala, FL as a Labor and Delivery Nurse for 3.5 years. She is board-certified by the American Nurses Credentialing Center as a Family Nurse Practitioner.

She takes care of women from adolescence through post-menopause by offering obstetrical and gynecological care. Courtney was born in raised in Ocala, where she still resides with her family. She is passionate about taking care of women in her native area to ensure they receive patient-centered care and continue to achieve health and improve their overall well-being.

Call to schedule an appointment with Courtney!

11/10/2025

Happy Nurse Practitioner Week! Paula Burgin, one of our excellent APRNs, has been with us since 2021! Paula is passionate about women's health and strives to provide high-quality, holistic care to women of all ages. She believes in creating an open environment where patients feel comfortable and at ease.

11/10/2025

Happy Nurse Practitioner Week! Brittnie Sanders, ARNP, MSN is an Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner with a commitment to detecting, treating, and preventing women’s health issues. Brittnie received her Bachelor of Science degree in nursing from the University of Florida in May of 1999. After spending time gaining experience in the areas of labor and delivery and home healthcare, Brittnie decided to resume her education. She received her master’s degree in nursing from her alma mater, the University of Florida. 🐊

11/10/2025

10/28/2025

The American College of Radiology® (ACR®) now recommends that all women, especially Black and Ashkenazi Jewish women, receive a breast cancer risk assessment by age 25.

Why? Because early assessment can help determine if you need screening before age 40. Average risk? Annual mammograms start at 40. High risk? You may need to start earlier and screen more often. Early detection saves lives. Talk to your doctor about your risk.

10/23/2025

Breast cancer doesn’t always start with a lump. There are 8 warning signs you should never ignore. From ni**le changes to skin dimpling, staying informed can lead to early detection and better outcomes.

Learn the signs and share with someone you love!

10/22/2025

Happy Medical Assistant Appreciation Day! Today we celebrate our incredible MAs for thier hard work, compassion, and dedication. You make a huge difference every day! ♥️🩺

10/21/2025

When was your last mammogram? If you had to think about it… it’s probably time to schedule one.

Mammograms take just 20 minutes — but they could save your life. Don’t wait for symptoms. Don’t wait for “the right time.”
Your health is worth the appointment. Call today!

10/16/2025

Just 20 minutes could save your life. Schedule your mammogram today and take a powerful step for your health.

10/14/2025

1 in 8. That’s how many U.S. women will develop invasive breast cancer in her lifetime. Let that sink in — 1 in 8 could be your sister, your friend, your coworker… or you.

But here’s the good news: Early detection saves lives. Mammograms can find cancer early, when it’s most treatable. A simple screening could make all the difference. Don’t wait. Schedule your mammogram today.

10/12/2025

Heavy or irregular periods shouldn’t control your life. 💗 Endometrial ablation is a safe, effective treatment that can provide lasting relief from abnormal uterine bleeding — helping you regain comfort and confidence.

Learn how this minimally invasive procedure works and if it might be right for you:
👉 https://delcharco.com/finding-relief-from-abnormal-uterine-bleeding-with-endometrial-ablation/

10/07/2025

Breast cancer risk increases with age, but early detection saves lives.

SEER data shows that as women age; their 10-year risk of developing breast cancer rises significantly — from 1 in 204 in their 30s to 1 in 24 by their 70s.

Thanks to widespread mammography, breast cancer deaths have dropped by 43% since the 1980s. Don’t wait. Schedule your mammogram today.