Our Mission
Our family medicine team is committed to delivering an innovative health+care experience.
Using the direct primary care model, we value accessibility and cost-transparency. Providing exceptional care, we build a trusting, therapeutic relationship.
We serve growing families, diverse populations, adventurous adults, and those seeking holistic health.
Offering a variety of services, our team supports balanced and healthy living through life's stages.
Using the direct primary care model, we value accessibility and cost-transparency. Providing exceptional care, we build a trusting, therapeutic relationship.
We serve growing families, diverse populations, adventurous adults, and those seeking holistic health.
Offering a variety of services, our team supports balanced and healthy living through life's stages.
Dr. Brieanna Seefeldt, DO
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A letter to my past and future patientsOn my grandmother's side there are five generations of women healers. Becoming an Osteopathic physician felt like a natural step in my path after studying herbalism, Ayurveda, Osteopathy, and massage. Deciding between obstetrics and pediatrics was difficult which led me to become a family primary care physician. The thing I love most about what I do is taking care of families.
As I had children of my own the value of work life balance has become prominent. Working in insurance based, corporate medicine brought me away from my values. It made it harder for me to do what I went into medicine for-taking care of people and living in line with my own beliefs about health. The reason I got into medicine was to participate fully in the lives of other people. Increasingly, I noted hospital systems and insurance mandates creeping into my relationship with my patients, dominating choices. When I learned about direct primary care, I realized I could bring my personal values back to the primary care medicine I practice. I have structured Direct Osteopathic Primary Care around my values of autonomy, positive relationships and compassion. I look forward to sharing the journey of finding health and balance together. Brieanna Seefeldt D.O. |
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University of California, Berkeley, graduate with honors and high distinction
Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine Pre-doctoral teaching fellowship in Osteopathic Manipulation, Touro University University of Colorado Swedish Family Medicine Residency Chief resident, Swedish Family Medicine Residency Whole Family Health at Belmar, Family physician Associate Clinical Instructor, University of Colorado Assistant faculty, department of Osteopathic Principles and Practice, Rocky Vista University |
Torey Ivanic, PA-C
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Daughter of two public school teachers in rural Ohio, Torey grew up loving gymnastics. She was drawn to the healing arts due to her struggles with back pain, hypothyroidism, and joint pain as a teenage athlete. She disliked popping pills for pain and wanted to figure out a better way.
Studying pre-med at Ohio State University, she never intended to end up as an MD and was headed for Chiropractic college but got delayed by the power of mountains. Thinking she would take a “year off” as a ski bum in Breckenridge, 1998 quickly turned into 2001 as she fell in love with the healing power of nature, rock climbing and telemark skiing. She took a job as a medical assistant at a small family practice and was impressed by the depth of the relationship she saw in rural medicine. She applied to Physician Assistant school with the hopes that it would be a flexible mom job if she ever had the honor of owning that title. In 2003 she graduated with her master’s from the Arizona School of Health Sciences and took a job in Three Rivers California. A town of 3500 people just outside Sequoia National park, the clinic was about 45 minutes from the closest hospital or urgent care. Dr. AJ Rice, her supervising physician and mentor, had been practicing both family practice and classical homeopathy in that town for more than 20 years. Torey immediately went back to school (then Homeopathy School of Colorado) to get her certification in classical Homeopathy. She worked with Dr. Rice for about 10 years when she became a mom, and he became ill. He sadly passed away in 2012. Homeopathy was difficult to fit into the traditional western medical model, so, in 2013, Torey started Homeopathy First LLC to continue Dr. Rice’s legacy of offering a safe and effective alternative to traditional medicine. In 2017, Torey wrote her memoir, No Big Deal. She lives in Golden with her husband, two kids, one dog, one cat, one hamster, and three chickens. They can be found skiing, hiking fourteeners, camping, and recreating when not otherwise occupied. |
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Ohio State University
Arizona School of Health Sciences Homeopathy School of Colorado |
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I love the accessibility and communication with our family doctors. The ease of communication and relationship we’ve built makes me more proactive. It’s so nice to have these talented medical professionals as partners in my health - a rare find these days. |
We are so grateful for this practice. Dr. Brie and her team have been by our sides to navigate my husband's complicated chronic health issues. They have supported us physically and emotionally, often at odd hours. Due to the discount on labs, pharmaceuticals, and supplements, our membership pays for itself. |
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