Dr. Angela Sanders has dedicated her life to service—first to our country and now to her patients. A proud veteran, she has served as a Flight Nurse in the U.S. Air Force, the U.S. Army National Guard, and in civilian roles supporting military members and veterans.
She is a Board-Certified Adult-Gerontology and Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner as well as a Certified Mental Health Integrative Medicine Practitioner. Angie provides compassionate, evidence-based care that blends traditional medicine with holistic and integrative approaches to healing.
Her clinical focus includes psychiatry, primary care, and trauma-informed care. She works closely with patients to address the connection between mind and body, emphasizing nutrition, movement, supplements, herbal remedies, and other natural therapies as part of comprehensive treatment plans.
Angie’s mission is to empower each patient to achieve mental, emotional, and physical well-being through personalized, whole-person care.

Colleen has lived in Navarre for over a decade and is deeply rooted in the local community she serves. She began her nursing career at Sacred Heart Hospital in Pensacola, where she discovered her passion for patient care and her calling to help others achieve optimal health.
As a Board-Certified Family Nurse Practitioner, Colleen provides comprehensive primary care for patients ages 6 and up, blending evidence-based medicine with a holistic and integrative approach. Her care philosophy focuses on disease prevention, optimizing wellness, and supporting the body’s natural ability to heal through nutrition, exercise, supplements, herbs, and traditional medicine.
Colleen has a special interest in helping women and men navigate hormone changes related to menopause and andropause, using individualized, patient-centered care to restore balance and vitality. Her goal is to ensure that every patient feels heard, understood, and empowered to become their healthiest self—for themselves, their families, and their communities.

Kaci began her nursing career in Hawaii, supporting patients while navigating life as the spouse of a military member. She then moved with her family to Maryland, where she served as a hospice nurse, helping families process grief and trauma with compassion and care. Now settled in Pensacola for the past six years, Kaci has continued to expand her focus on whole-person health, recognizing that mental well-being is a vital part of taking care of the body. While working in the cardiovascular intensive care unit during the height of COVID-19, she saw firsthand the profound need for psychiatric support, which inspired her to earn her master’s degree as a psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner. Kaci is passionate about creating a safe environment where patients feel heard and understood, and she works closely with patients and their families to build trust and develop care plans that address both mental and physical health.