Kevin Ferrell, MSM, PA-C

Kevin Ferrell, PA-C, has a diverse patient care background with over 30 years of experience. From his modest roots as an emergency room (ER) technician and respiratory therapist, to serving his country as a military flight medic, he has always made it a priority to help others. Kevin's varied medical experience includes military assignments as a combat medic, helicopter medic, and Physician Assistant during multiple foreign exercises, overseas deployments, and duty stations including Japan, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Iraq, Poland and Denmark.

After graduating Physician Assistant (PA) school in 2015 from Western Michigan University, he headed back to the ER as an Emergency Medicine PA. In 2019 he began another period of full time active-duty military service as a medical officer with the Michigan National Guards' 51st Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support team. During this period, he continued to work part-time as an Emergency Medicine PA with Corewell Health system.

Working as an emergency department healthcare provider, he has seen firsthand what regular people go through when trying to navigate the ailing healthcare system. Medical providers are constantly being pressured by big insurance companies, hospital corporations, and the government to see more patients in less time. Providers are even told which tests can or cannot be ordered and which treatments are authorized. These entities are not looking out for the best interest of the patient.

Knowing this, he realized that it was time for a change. He formed Lawrence Community Care in 2022 and began offering house calls and telemedicine on a limited basis to the local area. In 2023, he purchased a commercial building in downtown Lawrence and began remodeling. After 32 years of service to his country, Kevin officially retired from the Army in January of 2025. In March of 2025, along with his wife, Rachel, they opened their medical office.