
Laura Eaton-Jankov, APRN, FNP-BC
A board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and founder of UltaMed, Laura leads SoFloCHF's clinical vision and community partnerships across South Florida.
Every person deserves access to quality healthcare — regardless of income, insurance status, or zip code.
To provide free and low-cost, high-quality primary care, preventative care, mental healthcare and preventive screenings to uninsured, low-income, and underserved patients in South Florida — advancing health equity and community well-being through compassionate, accessible care at UltaMed and other partner sites.
Through our partnership with UltaMed — a full-service, Florida-licensed healthcare clinic serving the Fort Lauderdale area — and through direct community outreach, we make a real, practical difference for patients across South Florida.
South Florida is home to one of the largest uninsured populations in the state. For many patients — particularly those from low-income households or families without employer-sponsored insurance — accessing a doctor isn't simple. SoFloCHF exists to make it simple: affordable, welcoming, and right where patients already are.
SoFloCHF is led by community advocates and healthcare professionals who share a deep commitment to health equity in South Florida.

A board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and founder of UltaMed, Laura leads SoFloCHF's clinical vision and community partnerships across South Florida.

Giuliana champions community outreach and program development, helping expand access to preventive care for underserved patients across South Florida.

A Cal Berkeley graduate, Lindsay brings a strong background in finance, accounting, sales, and HR. She oversees SoFloCHF's operations, finances, and nonprofit governance, keeping our mission on solid, transparent footing.

Our President, Laura Eaton-Jankov, APRN, FNP-BC, was featured in the September 2026 issue of Charitable Magazine, where she shared the story behind SoFloCHF and her vision for bringing quality healthcare to more patients across South Florida.
"Essential healthcare should be accessible to everyone, regardless of financial circumstances."