Delecia Crannell, Family Nurse Practitioner, brings a wealth of knowledge and a passion for patient-centric care to her role at Immanuel Pathways Central Iowa. Graduating from Graceland University in 2010, Delecia is committed to ongoing education and is pursuing additional certifications in mental health and nursing education. Specializing in wound and pulmonary care, she is dedicated to empowering her patients through education and informed decision-making. Delecia's commitment to providing holistic care is evident in her dedication to improving the well-being of seniors in the community.

Melony Loy, an integral member of the Immanuel Pathways team for four years, leads the End of Life workgroup at Immanuel Pathways Central Iowa with passion and dedication. Holding both a master's and doctorate from Chamberlain College of Nursing, Melony's academic journey reflects her commitment to enhancing end-of-life care for seniors. With a focus on providing comfort and education during life's transitions, she strives to ensure that seniors receive compassionate care that honors their dignity and wishes. Melony's leadership exemplifies Immanuel's commitment to excellence in senior care, making a meaningful difference in the lives of those she serves.

Dr. Natalie A. Manley, MD, MPH, serves as the Medical Director for Immanuel Pathways, embodying a steadfast commitment to compassionate geriatric care. With a medical degree from the University of Nebraska College of Medicine and specialized training in geriatrics from the University of Utah, Dr. Manley brings a wealth of expertise to her role. Focused on interdisciplinary care management for older adults, including those with complex medical conditions and dementia, she prioritizes the values and preferences of each individual. Dr. Manley's dedication to supporting caregivers underscores her holistic approach to geriatric medicine, ensuring that each person receives care that aligns with their unique needs and desires.

Tasha Tucker serves as the Program Relationship Manager (PRM) at Immanuel Pathways of Central Iowa, bringing over six years of experience with the organization. With a background spanning 15 years in non-profit work, she focuses on serving underserved populations, assisting individuals in accessing community resources and navigating healthcare options. Her passion lies in building support systems and sharing community resources through networking.