[AMITE, LA] – Certified Nurse Practitioner Sunne Glasgow, APRN, FNP-C, has joined Amite Rural Health Clinic. She is accepting adult and pediatric patients age 1 year old and up. To schedule an appointment, call (985) 784-7141. Most commercial insurances, Medicare and Medicaid are accepted. 

“I am truly honored to bring my passion for helping others to the community I’m proud to call home,” remarks Glasgow. “It’s a privilege to care for my neighbors and build lasting relationships centered on trust, compassion and whole-person care.”

Glasgow brings extensive clinical and nursing experience in primary care and wellness, women’s health and post-operative care. She earned her master’s and bachelor’s degree in Nursing from the University of Louisiana at Monroe. Additionally, Glasgow has a meaningful connection to the Amite community, having previously served as a Nurse Technician at Hood Memorial Hospital in 2018. 

“Sunne’s diverse clinical background and dedication to compassionate care makes her a valuable addition to our team,” shares Elizabeth O’Neill, Clinic Operational Director.“ Her experience strengthens our mission to provide accessible, high-quality, patient-centered primary care to individuals and families in Amite and surrounding communities.”

Glasgow will care for patients alongside Amite Rural Health Clinic Drs. Francis Cefalu and Diane Kirby; Nurse Practitioners Shea Edwards, Tara Estay, Zandi Hudspeth and Lindsey Misita. Amite Rural Health Clinic is located at 409 Northwest Central Avenue in Amite. 

About Amite Rural Health Clinic 
2025 Community Star Winner

2024 Outstanding RuralHealth Organization of the Year Recipient

Amite Rural Health Clinic is a full-service healthcare practice and division of Hood Memorial Hospital in Amite. A full complement of outpatient and diagnostic services, as well as preventive,primary and same day walk in care for patients of all ages is offered. Both the hospital and clinic share the same mission and goal of providing the highestlevel of care affordable and incorporating empathy, compassion and a hometown approach to those served. 

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