Weather Notice: Primary Health clinics may close early on Wednesday, July 24th in the case of inclement weather leading to power outages.
Gabby graduated from Boise State with her Bachelors in Science of Nursing and continued her education at Simmons University where she completed her Masters in Nursing. She further continued her education through a Precision Medicine fellowship specializing in Genomics. Currently, she is obtaining her Functional Medicine Certification at the Institute of Functional Medicine where she can be found listed as a practicing Functional Medicine Provider.
Dr. Isaacs completed his residency in Family Medicine in Casper, Wyoming, where he served as chief resident for two years. As a D.O., Dr. Isaacs recognizes and emphasizes the complimentary relationship between form and function. While in residency, he developed a passion for patient advocacy and patient education. He enjoys developing relationships with his patients as he teaches and guides his patients through their medical journeys to achieve their health goals.
Dr. Roberts grew up in Ontario, Oregon on a potato and onion farm amongst a large family. During school, he worked for several years in the emergency department as a scribe. Prior to graduating from Boise State with degrees in biology and pre-medical studies, he served a mission in Venezuela where he became fluent in Spanish.
Dr. Roberts completed medical school at Pacific Northwest University in Yakima, WA, and attended residency at the Family Medicine Residency of Idaho where he trained in Boise and Caldwell for three years.
Hillary Wilson is a Board Certified Physician Assistant with degrees from Baylor University and The George Washington University. She brings 20+ years of experience in family medicine, urgent care, orthopedics and ENT.
Passionate about patient-centric care, Hillary aims to empower her patients to be actively involved in their own healthcare.
Outside the clinic, Hillary enjoys reading, yoga, spending time outdoors and with her husband and three daughters.
Aaron moved to the Treasure Valley in 2000 to attend college at Northwest Nazarene University. He eventually completed his bachelor’s degree from Liberty University and has a Master’s of Physician Assistant Studies from Idaho State University. He met his wife Christina in 2007 and they married a year later. He began his career in medicine as a CNA at West Valley Medical Center, in Caldwell, where he and his wife both worked for several years prior to attending PA school.