Dr. Hubbard
Dr. Benjamin Hubbard, DO
I am a board-certified Family Medicine physician and Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO), bringing a distinctive approach to patient care through my advanced training in holistic, whole-person medicine and Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT). Specializing in addressing musculoskeletal issues with hands-on techniques, I integrate these skills with evidence-based practices to deliver comprehensive, individualized care.
A native of the Inland Northwest, I grew up on a wheat farm in Bonners Ferry, Idaho, fostering a deep appreciation for the region's natural beauty. I am an avid outdoors enthusiast, I enjoy mountain biking, hiking, camping, backpacking, and volleyball, among other activities.
I view healthcare as a blend of science, clinical experience, and creative problem-solving—like assembling a complex jigsaw puzzle. I am committed to treating the whole person, exploring both conventional and innovative solutions tailored to each patient's unique needs. With years of practice, I have learned that medicine thrives on flexibility, empathy, and strong patient relationships. Practicing in a Direct Primary Care model allows me to dedicate unhurried time to my patients, addressing multiple concerns in a single visit and building lasting partnerships in health.
Outside of medicine, I cherish family life with my wife, Katy, and our five children, aged 15 and under. I take great joy in my role as a husband and father, actively engaging in my children's lives whenever time permits.
I provide thoughtful, relationship-centered care that empowers patients to achieve optimal health and well-being.
Dr. Briscoe
Why I choose DPC
I choose the direct primary care model as it allows for a focus on practicing medicine, not following insurance-directed mandates. This also creates an affordable option for healthcare with upfront costs for routine care for patients reducing surprise bills. Because I also have better control over my schedule and a drastically reduced patient panel size compared with working in an insurance-compensated system, I can be more flexible and have the ability to personalize care and spend more time with patients.
Dr. Sarah Briscoe, MD
I am a skilled and compassionate medical doctor, dedicated to providing high-quality care with a personal touch. A proud graduate of Ross University School of Medicine, I have built a reputation for my commitment to both the physical and emotional well-being of my patients. My approach to medicine is centered on the belief that healthcare is most effective when it is patient-focused, empathetic, and holistic.
After earning my medical degree, I quickly distinguished myself in the field, with a focus on personalized care and a genuine passion for helping others. I am known for my thoroughness, attention to detail, and a deep commitment to continuous learning, ensuring I remain up-to-date with the latest medical advances to offer the best possible care to my patients. I continue to practice full spectrum family medicine caring for newborn infants to aging adults with the exception of managing pregnancies and delivering babies. I enjoy the variety of health issues that I can see and manage in any given day as a generalist.
Outside of my professional career, I find joy and balance through gardening and caring for my chickens and ducks. These hobbies reflect my connection to nature and provide me with a peaceful escape from the demands of my medical practice. I believe that tending to my garden and animals allows me to cultivate patience, mindfulness, and a sense of tranquility, all of which contribute to my overall well-being and my ability to offer thoughtful, compassionate care.
I am also a strong advocate for healthcare accessibility, particularly for underserved communities. I am committed to making a difference in the lives of my patients, working toward health equity, and empowering individuals to take charge of their health and lives. To this end, I have decided to work in the direct primary care model which allows for a focus on practicing medicine, not following insurance-directed mandates. This also creates an affordable option for healthcare with upfront costs for routine care for patients reducing surprise bills. Because I also have better control over my schedule and a drastically reduced patient panel size compared with working in an insurance-compensated system, I can be more flexible and have the ability to personalize care and spend more time with patients.