Dr. Cummins, a respected physician with a broad background in family medicine and military service, continues to provide compassionate care to his community. After decades of experience in general practice, including work in clinics, hospitals, nursing homes, emergency rooms, and with the local VA hospital, he now focuses on treating patients with knee issues, offering injections and rehabilitation. His expertise is deeply informed by his personal experience as a combat physician and veteran of the U.S. Army.

Dr. Cummins earned a Bachelor of Science in pre-medical technology with a minor in chemistry from Delta State University, followed by certification in medical technology at Mississippi Baptist School of Technology. He went on to earn his medical degree from the Saba School of Medicine in the Netherlands Antilles and completed a residency in family medicine at East Tennessee State University. During his training, he also worked with the British Health Service in Scotland and received advanced combat medical training while serving as a prison physician in Bagram, Afghanistan.

As a Lieutenant Colonel with the U.S. Army’s 101st Airborne Division, Dr. Cummins served in Afghanistan where he was injured in the line of duty. His service has shaped his commitment to both medicine and country. He is an active member of numerous professional and veterans’ organizations, including the Mississippi State Medical Association, Veterans of Foreign Wars, the American Legion, Disabled American Veterans, and the Reserve Officers Association. His dedication to faith and community is reflected through his involvement with Rotary International, the Knights of Columbus, and the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre.

His practice recently expanded into a larger facility at 501 Heritage Drive, Suite 111, offering greater capacity to serve patients with quality medical care.

Dr. Cummins credits his success and inspiration to his family, including more than 20 relatives who are medical professionals, his great uncle Dr. John A. Marascalco, and his grandfather Carmelo Marascalco. He is especially grateful for the support of his fiancée, Heather Young Richards, with whom he will be married in April 2026, and his four children.

Looking ahead, Dr. Cummins remains committed to advancing patient care while honoring his military and medical legacy through service to his community.