At Arizona Natural Health Center in Phoenix, Dr. Danite Haller’s team of seven shines. “We respect each other and know each other’s strengths and weaknesses,” she said. “I love the relationships my team members have with each other.” Building a team of motivated and passionate critical thinkers didn’t happen instantly. From hiring well to nurturing
Jennifer Sosnowski, MD, and owner of Scottsdale, AZ-based MVP Medical Care, always dreamed of being a physician and helping others. After completing her family practice residency, she was recruited to start a new urgent care for a large, multi-specialty practice. She quickly learned the downsides; long hours, never-ending patient flow, being on call to cover
I still remember one of my first emails to Angel from when I first joined FPC. I frantically typed, “Angel, I just spent $121K! I need some mindset juice, quick!” I was on week 3 in the modules and I tried to explain some of my anxiety to him: “My office is not as nice
Years prior to joining Freedom Practice Coaching, I was introduced to the idea of packaging services. I had functional medicine training and knew I wanted to create packaged services, but I just couldn’t figure out how to make it work on paper. I searched online but couldn’t find any blueprints for this concept. Then, a
Registered Dietitian and “Functional Nutrition Resources” owner, Jennette Berry, and her team know how to hustle. But they also know how to play. Jennette and her husband, Amos, practice co-owner and COO, take their team and their team members’ spouses out to dinner at least four times a year. And at least twice a year,
Dr. Ana-Maria Temple started her a career as a conventionally-trained pediatrician. When the model didn’t work to keep her own children healthy, she began exploring functional medicine. Now, she runs a thriving integrative pediatrics practice in Charlotte, NC. She shared her story: I’m a traditionally trained pediatrician, and I started down the functional medicine path
Minni Malhotra, MD, and successful entrepreneur, has been a part of the FPC family for over four years. Prior to joining, she was working in a group practice whose focus was on the conventional medicine model. Although the financial aspect was not an issue for her, Minni explained that her days were abnormally long, and
Loy Anderson, MD, started her practice and FPC three years ago. Her dream was to be able to provide hope for healing through functional medicine. “I had no idea how to achieve my dream but believed FPC would be the how. And indeed, with the right plan and support, I have been able to build
