Titus Care: Deborah Titus, ARNP

Deborah Titus, ARNP, is a family medicine nurse practitioner with a passion for providing highly personalized care. Through her leadership role at Titus Care in Richland, Washington, Deborah is able to create meaningful improvements in the lives of her patients, which makes her work deeply rewarding.

Education has always been a guiding force in Deborah’s life. She began her path as a candy striper when 13 years old. She then went on to become a certified nursing assistant, LVN (LPN)  and obtained an  EMT license.  Deborah earned designation as a registered nurse through studies at Columbia Basin College in Pasco, Washington. 

Deborah went on to complete a Bachelor of Science in nursing at Washington State University in Pullman. She then earned a Master of Science in nursing from Indiana State University in Terre Haute. Her professional roles include humanitarian work providing medical care in Ecuador, Belize, and Peru. 

She was a member of her local  City of Richland American Disabilities Act commitee.

She is currently a member of the American Academy of Nurse Practitoners and ARNPs United of Washington State.

Titus Care was founded to provide the highest standards of care to residents of the Tri-Cities area. In addition to direct primary care, the practice also offers chronic disease management, medical weight loss, and medication management services.

 Titus Care is proud to offer pain management services. Suboxone® and Belbuca® are the only narcotics prescribed through the practice.  

Deborah employs a holistic approach to medicine, recognizing the interconnectivity of physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and social health. All services are provided through this lens, and patients are educated on how to find balance and embrace moderation in their daily actions. 

Residents of Richland, Washington, and the surrounding region who are searching for a caring and compassionate primary care provider should meet with Deborah to learn more about her approach to health and wellness. Booking a visit is as simple as a quick phone call or a few moments online. Telehealth appointments are also available.