About Freedom Healthcare 
family practice • wellness • bioidentical hormones

Melissa worked in Family Practice/Urgent Care from 2001-2012. Her personal philosophy is to live well until you die. Melissa’s professional philosophy centers around “Functional Medicine, which is to make sure the body has the building blocks it needs so it can heal and thrive. These building blocks include nutrients, hormones and lifestyle factors.”

She said, “I love FHC because we are able to practice healthcare in a much more comprehensive way. It’s a relaxed environment and we have time to really help our patients to thrive and live well.” Melissa is a space nerd. She follows astronomical events and enjoys anything on the topic.

Shaune wanted to make a bigger impact in people’s lives so she decided to become a nurse practitioner. She discovered BHRT through two preceptors, one of which was Dr. Jeff Nelson, and became passionate about this transformative field of healthcare. Shaune values people, compassion and diversity. Her life motto, tattooed in Thai, reads, “love never fails.” Shaune’s passion is to provide her patients with the resources they need to improve their health in a dynamic way. She loves to see patients live their lives to the fullest. She knows hormone balance is a key factor to reach optimal health.

Shaune said, “Freedom Healthcare is all about radically transforming patients’ lives and I am thrilled to be a part of the team! From getting labs drawn to the exam room, everyone is so professional and friendly and genuinely cares about others.” Shaune lived in Thailand for 10 years and volunteered in refugee camps. There she taught community health workers how to prevent disease and illness. She understands the importance and the privilege it is to have access to preventive healthcare.

Kenzlee’s time as a hospice nurse taught her the value of disease prevention. She grew tired of “quick, band-aid” fixes when it came to a person’s health. This became the number one reason she returned to school. Kenzlee attended the University of Cincinnati, Ohio where she received a Master’s of Science in Nursing with a specialty focus in Adult-Gerontology Primary Care. She completed two years of graduate coursework with over 600 hours of clinical experience. Over one third of those hours were focused on the use of hormones and other methods to prevent disease. Prevention is one of her biggest passions in healthcare.

Kenzlee was born and raised in Northern Utah. She enjoys hiking, running, playing sports, and spending time in the sunshine. She and her husband (also a Utah native) have spent the majority of their marriage in Utah with a three-year adventure in San Francisco, California. Kenzlee is a mother and owns two Labradoodle puppies.

Aaron values FHC because of its natural approach to healthcare, ability to identify the cause of disease and restore the body to its natural capabilities. In addition, he likes FHC’s focus on genetic testing where gene mutations are identified and natural genes are put back in their place.

Aaron lives by the quote “Life is ten percent what happens to me and ninety percent how I react to it,” by Charles Swindoll. Aaron enjoys dirt biking, snowboarding, traveling with family and golf. He is fluent in spanish and portguese. He has five kids, three boys and two girls with his wife Monica who he has been married to for twenty-six years.

Heather’s focus is in holistic and preventative care. “The greatest wealth is health.”- by Virgil is one of her favorite quotes. She enjoys not only making her patients healthier but educating them with the most up to date guidelines in modern medicine. Heather values Freedom Healthcare because it incorporates traditional and modern medicine. She said, “We are given the freedom to present the facts to our patients and enable them with proper resources so they can make the best decisions in their health and for their unique, specific needs.”

Beside her love for helping others achieve their health goals, she enjoys staying physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually active. Heather is a road cyclist, enjoys outdoor trail running, hiking, reading and joining in community events. Her future goals include yoga, a triathlon and a marathon.

Jenny was drawn to BHRT after she experienced improvements in her life from the treatment. Her experience motivated her to pursue an education in the healthcare sphere and put herself in a position to help others achieve similar results. She lives in Huntsville, Utah on a small family farm with her husband and two sons.