Meet Our Providers

Although those 9 years of suffering were very difficult, they changed and shaped Dr. Miller’s outlook on life and his approach to patient care and treatment.  Where he once had sympathy for those suffering in pain, he now has compassion.  He believes that a strong doctor-patient relationship exists when the doctor has suffered with similar pain.  His compassion drives his treatment as he attacks a patient’s case, always looking for the root cause of their pain.

Through his own suffering, Dr. Miller learned very important lessons and will also help his patients in these ways:

1. Teach you about your chronic pain and why you have chronic pain.

2. Create a treatment plan to alleviate your chronic pain.

3. Help you to continue to live your life with purpose as you heal and are treated for your chronic pain. Isaiah 40:31 “But those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint.”

Tina is a nurse practitioner, board certified in Family Practice. She has had the privilege of acquiring clinical experience in orthopedics, family practice, physical medicine, wound care, and phlebology.

She understands the importance of providing quality, compassionate, individualized care to achieve positive outcomes for each patient. She is passionate about the Integrative Health team approach, blending natural and traditional medicine, allowing fulfillment of the mission to optimize patient’s quality of life by identifying and treating the root cause of their health concerns.

Tina and her husband Bob live in the Roanoke area and attend Emmanuel Community Church. She enjoys spending time with her grown children, Andy and Danielle and, her three grandchildren, Makenna, Mason and Noah. In her spare time she enjoys cooking, baking, gardening, and reading.

Brooke believes caring for patients is both her calling and her profession, striving to keep faith, compassion, and individualized care at the heart of her practice. She earned her nursing degree from Spring Arbor University and gained experience in orthopedics, neurology, critical care, and cardiac nursing, including travel nursing during the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2024, she earned her Master of Science in Nursing from Chamberlain University and became a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner. Her clinical background includes primary care, women’s health, pediatrics, and mental health.

Passionate about bridging modern and natural medicine, Brooke takes a root-cause, whole-person approach to healthcare. Her interests include metabolic and hormonal health, comprehensive laboratory evaluation, nutrient deficiencies, gut health, and pharmacogenomic testing. With experience in both primary care and psychiatric medication management, she understands the connection between physical and mental well-being. She values evidence-based medicine, patient education, and shared decision-making, helping patients create realistic, personalized plans that support lasting health. A lifelong learner and educator, Brooke has served as adjunct nursing faculty, a nurse practitioner preceptor and is currently pursuing additional training through the American College of Lifestyle Medicine.

Outside the clinic, Brooke enjoys spending time with her husband, Zach, their young daughter, Sophia, and their golden doodle, Bentley. Originally from Michigan, she is excited to return home to be closer to family. She enjoys the outdoors, being on the water, and making memories with loved ones. Brooke looks forward to partnering with patients and their families to find balance between modern and natural medicine—helping them look, feel, and live their best.