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WORKING TOWARD EQUALITY

IN HEALTHCARE.

Dr. Alexander Ralys

Physician. Consultant. Advocate.

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My name is Dr. Alexander Ralys

I am a primary care physician, healthcare consultant, clinic manager, and Director of Healthcare Equality at a leading multispecialty group in Jacksonville, FL. My academic journey includes a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art from the University of Colorado, a Master’s degree in Medical Science from the University of South Florida, and a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine. My career has encompassed primary care, healthcare management, business development, consulting, and compliance, allowing me to impact healthcare at multiple levels. My passion lies in enhancing patient experiences through compassionate care and advocating for healthcare equality, with a strong focus on LGBTQ+ health.

Patient Care

My primary goal as a physician is improving the patient care experience with a focus on overall health and wellbeing.Learn More »

Consulting

My goal in Consulting to drive systemic change, enhancing the capacity of healthcare providers to deliver improved healthcare services.Read More »

Advocacy

I am a passionate advocate for equitable and accessible healthcare, ensuring all individuals have equal access to quality medical services.Learn More »

PATIENT CARE

I AM COMMITTED TO PROVIDING THE BEST CARE THAT I CAN FOR MY PATIENTS.

MY PERSONAL COMMITMENT TO PATIENTS

My commitment to each of my patients is that your care is my #1 priority. I am committed to compassionate, patient-first care. I have always approached each individual’s health journey with empathy, clear communication, and the highest ethical standards.

Inclusivity is at the core of my practice, and I am proud to create a welcoming and judgment-free environment for all individuals. I do currently, and will continue to always seek to improve my knowledge and skills. Together, we will work towards your optimal health and well-being.

JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA

SUPPORTING THE JACKSONVILLE COMMUNITY IS SUCH AN IMPORTANT PART OF MY PURPOSE.

I’M SO GLAD YOU’RE HERE, AND I CAN’T WAIT TO WORK WITH YOU.

CONSULTING

NORTH FLORIDA CREDENTIALING

North Florida Credentialing is a healthcare consulting, credentialing, and compliance firm located in Jacksonville, Florida. For over three years, the firm has provided consulting services to physician and non-physician practice owners, helping them navigate the complex and often frustrating payer systems that hinder reimbursement. With a commitment to streamlining credentialing and consulting processes, North Florida Credentialing makes these services accessible and affordable for all providers, ultimately enhancing patient access to quality healthcare throughout Florida.

ADVOCACY

ADVOCATING FOR ACCESSIBLE HEALTHCARE

North Florida Connect is a resource advocating for minority health equity by connecting like-minded patients, physicians, and healthcare providers. We bridge gaps in healthcare access by fostering collaboration, education, and partnerships to ensure equitable, culturally competent care for all.

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Guide to Free or Reduced Cost Healthcare Resources in Duval County: Mental Health, LGBTQ+ Care, Diabetes & STD Services

Note: This is not an exhaustive list of healthcare resources in Duval County. If you are seeking a specific service, please feel free to contact me—I’m happy to help in any way I can. This list is continuously evolving and will be updated as new resources become available. General Medical and Diabetes Care: Mental Health ...

Why LGBTQ Healthcare Matters: The importance of identifying Unique Needs for Inclusive, Equitable Care

The Importance of LGBTQ-Inclusive Healthcare Inclusive healthcare isn’t simply a moral responsibility—it’s essential for quality care. LGBTQ+ individuals face unique health challenges, ranging from familiar diagnoses framed in a new context to complex issues that intertwine physical, mental, social, and legal factors. When the healthcare system and its providers fail to acknowledge the unique needs ...