“When Jesus saw him lying there and learned that he had been in this condition for a long time, he asked him, Do you want to get well?“
John 5:6
That question is at the heart of everything we do at Olive Branch Wellness Center. We believe healing is not just the absence of disease — it is wholeness in body, mind, and spirit. Our practice is rooted in faith, fueled by compassion, and guided by over two decades of clinical excellence. Every patient who walks through our doors is met with the same question Jesus asked: Do you want to get well? We are here to walk that journey with you.
Whole-Person Healing
We treat the complete you — not just symptoms. Physical health, mental wellness, lifestyle, and spiritual wholeness are all part of the care we provide.
Compassionate Access
Quality healthcare belongs to everyone. We are committed to serving underserved communities, veterans, and patients who have been overlooked by the traditional system.
Clinical Excellence
With 22+ years of emergency and primary care experience, our team brings rigorous, evidence-based medicine to every encounter — no shortcuts, no shortcuts.
Faith-Guided Purpose
Our name, Olive Branch, reflects our calling: to be an instrument of peace, restoration, and healing — inspired by the conviction that God placed in us a purpose to serve.
Meet Our Team
Atiya K. Lamptey, MSN, AGNP-C FNP APN
Advanced Nurse Practitioner
Atiya K. Lamptey, MSN, AGNP-C FNP
Founder & Lead Nurse Practitioner
Atiya K. Lamptey is an Advanced Nurse Practitioner with over 22 years of bedside clinical experience across some of New Jersey’s busiest emergency departments. That crucible of high-stakes care sharpened her diagnostic instincts, deepened her empathy, and gave her an unshakeable commitment to seeing every patient as a whole person — not just a presenting complaint.
Atiya earned her Master of Science in Nursing with a specialization in Adult-Gerontology and Family Nurse Practitioner from The College of New Jersey. She holds dual certification as an AGNP-C and FNP, allowing her to care for patients across the adult lifespan — from young adults navigating their first health challenges to older adults managing complex, chronic conditions.
Atiya is a fierce advocate for patient education, preventive care, and dedicated outreach to underserved communities. She is especially passionate about the healthcare and mental health needs of our United States Veterans — a population she believes deserves far more than the system has historically offered. Her vision for Olive Branch was born from a simple, faith-grounded conviction: everyone deserves access to compassionate, high-quality care.
When Atiya founded Olive Branch Wellness Center, she did so intentionally — choosing a name that reflects both the biblical symbol of peace and her personal calling to be an instrument of healing in her community. Blending the precision of emergency medicine with a whole-person philosophy, she has built a practice where patients feel heard, respected, and genuinely cared for.
Madison Pitts
Clinical Medical Assistant
Madison Pitts
Clinical Medical Assistant
Madison is a Clinical Medical Assistant at Olive Branch Wellness Center, where she contributes to the delivery of efficient, high-quality, and patient-centered care. She is a dual graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Rutgers University and the New Jersey Institute of Technology, where she was selected for the Honors Living-Learning Community and recognized as a Price Scholar — distinctions that reflect her commitment to academic excellence, leadership, and service.
Madison holds certifications in CPR/BLS, Phlebotomy, EKG, and Patient Care, and works closely with providers on patient intake, vital signs, documentation, and procedures. She approaches her work with structure, precision, and a strong sense of accountability, helping to maintain both clinical efficiency and a positive patient experience.
Madison is especially passionate about maternal health and addressing disparities in care that affect women before, during, and after pregnancy. As she continues on her path toward becoming a Physician Assistant, she remains focused on expanding her clinical expertise and leadership within women’s health and community-based care — proud to be part of a team dedicated to excellence, compassion, and service.