Dr. Mani has been the Medical Director of the Sathya Sanjeevani Medical Centre since July 2020. She is an American board-certified Pediatrician with sub-board certification in Pediatric Infectious Diseases for more than 30 years. Prior to moving to Clarksdale, MS, Dr. Mani was a Professor of Pediatrics and Pediatric infectious Disease in the Department of Pediatrics, at the Medical College of Georgia in Augusta University, Augusta, GA for almost 20 years. During that time, she was also the Hospital Epidemiologist and Pediatric HIV Program Director at the Children’s Hospital of Augusta, GA.

Since graduating from her medical school, Dr. Mani spent most of her vacation time in India providing free medical care for financially disadvantaged adults and children. From 2008- 2020, she established and was the Medical Director of a Charitable Medical Clinic in Augusta, GA that provided free, primary medical and mental health care for individuals with no medical insurance and the working poor. After her retirement, Dr. Mani currently works full time in Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Medical Centre.

Dr. Yamuna completed a 3-year Residency Program in General Pediatrics in New York City from 1976-1979. Following this she went into Private Pediatric Practice for about 10 years in NY and Mobile, AL. She was attracted by an open position for a Civilian Pediatrician at Fox Army Community Health Center/Hospital at Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, Alabama, in January 1989, where she held the position of Chief of Pediatrics for several years until her retirement in November of 2019, close to 31 years of service in the US Armed Forces.

She has volunteered in several Free Medical Clinics both at home and abroad and participated in disaster Medical relief programs overseas. Her love of selfless service for the underprivileged prompted her to retire from the Civilian Military position in order to serve the Community at the Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Medical Center, Clarksdale, MS.

Dr. Jeanne Mariah Lilly, PhD, is a licensed psychologist with over 30 years’ experience in the mental health field, providing counseling both to adults and adolescents. She completed her doctorate from Ohio State University and has worked in community mental health and college counseling. Her clinical work has included working with individuals who have experienced such issues as domestic violence, family discord, and substance abuse, and has involved individuals from various cultural backgrounds. Dr. Lilly has also taught college academic courses, as well as programs in mindfulness and yoga nidra, with training both from the former Center for Mindfulness in Wooster MA and the Yoga Academy of North America in Cleveland OH. She also has an interest in values education, having volunteered in various school settings and provided values-based training in the community.

After working for 14 years at Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Oregon, as a psychologist at the Counseling Service and as Contemplative Life Coordinator for the college’s Office of Spiritual Life, Dr. Lilly retired in 2022 and moved to Clarksdale to serve as a psychologist at the Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Medical Centre, where she currently provides supportive counseling and psychotherapy.

Internist in Charolette, NC with special interest in Psychiatry. Offers Tele-Mental Health Service to our patients two Saturdays a month from 9-11AM (CT)