Jonathan Dychko, MD

Jon was raised in a town outside Orlando, Florida, called Winter Springs. At Winter Springs High School, Jon met Liz, and they became high school sweethearts. They were married in 2011 when their journey into medicine began. After graduating from the University of Central Florida, Jon and Liz moved out of the country to Grenada. It was there that Jon started his medical school training at St. George’s University. After spending almost two years in Grenada, Jon and Liz returned to the States to finish Jon’s clinical rotations in Atlanta, Georgia. Jon graduated from Medical school in the summer of 2019 and was matched at Brandon Regional Hospital in Brandon, Florida. Having been from Florida, Jon and Liz have desired to practice in the Sunshine State. During Jon’s residency, he learned how the healthcare system operates. He also knew where the overwhelming need was located. Many young and talented doctors have pursued procedure-based specialties, and over the last 10 years, this has grown to create a growing need in the primary care space. At Brandon, Jon learned the first question asked to any patient coming into the hospital: “Who is your primary care doctor”? It was that question, and after much consideration, that Jon learned how critical the role was to have an excellent Primary physician who understands the healthcare system. When asked about his decision, Jon said, “It is critical to educate the patient and the patient’s family, all the while helping them navigate the ever-growing complexity of healthcare today.” There is a need everywhere for good communication and a Primary Internal Medicine doctor to bring value to the patient experience”. During his time at residency, Jon had the privilege of serving the community members of Sun City Center, and after having many requests to come and serve the community, Jon, with the help of many partnerships in the area, decided to open a private independent practice in Sun City Center. “In a healthcare world filled with huge corporations, I believe there is a need for a practice to focus on value for the patient, relationships with the patient, hospitality towards the patient,” Jon says. He focuses on getting into the community, being known by the community, and keeping them in the community. “It will be my life’s work,” and with the opportunity before him, he humbly says, “I am ready to serve.” And so, Healthy Home Primary Care was created, and it is with joy and eager expectation to say to all his future patients, “Welcome Home.”