Dr. Fry grew up in the greater Seattle area and discovered his passion for science and medicine while still in high school. He attended Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed his residency in internal medicine at Skagit Regional Health in Mount Vernon, WA. As a third-year chief resident, he learned the importance of team-based care.

Following residency, he worked for St. Luke’s Health System in Idaho, where he was chair of multiple committees related to hospital-acquired infections, development of sepsis protocols and outcomes, antibiotic stewardship and a member of the COVID literature review and treatment recommendations, in addition to his regular duties. He enjoys treating and educating patients on their disease and how to live a healthier and more productive lifestyle. He has a great love of the outdoors, enjoys being active, riding motorcycles and scuba diving.

Dr. James completed medical school at Texas A&M School of Medicine and did his psychiatric residency at UT Health in San Antonio. He is licensed in Colorado, Texas, Utah, Alabama and Pennsylvania. He specializes in helping people who struggle with depression, anxiety, ADHD, and PTSD, but can treat other mental health afflictions as well.

Dr. James strives to get his patients on the road to feeling like the best version of themself as quickly as possible. He accomplishes this by listening to their concerns, their goals, and their preferences regarding treatment and integrating that into a treatment plan that patients feel comfortable with, explaining every step along the way.

Maddie is a certified Physician Assistant with a background in addiction medicine, behavioral health, and internal medicine. She completed her training at Colorado Mesa University and has worked with patients across a wide range of settings, from inpatient hospital care to outpatient psychiatry. She has particular interest in treating substance use disorders and has completed additional training in medication-assisted treatment. Her clinical research has focused on innovative therapies for alcohol use disorder, including ketamine-assisted psychotherapy and psychedelic medicine.

Maddie focuses on creating a comfortable, collaborative environment where patients feel heard and supported. She believes care should be tailored to each person’s goals and preferences, and takes a thoughtful, personalized approach to helping people feel their best.

Originally from Illinois, Maddie moved to the Colorado mountains in 2020. Outside of medicine, she enjoys running and hiking with her dog Bailey, and competing in triathlons—including Ironman races.

Brittany Omer is a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP). She completed her FNP education at the University of Texas at Arlington and has practiced since 2021 in internal medicine and urgent care. She later returned to pursue her PMHNP, graduating from West Texas A&M University in 2026.

Brittany has been a Registered Nurse since 2016 and previously worked as an LVN, giving her a strong, well-rounded foundation in patient care. She specializes in treating depression, anxiety, ADHD, and trauma-related disorders, while taking a holistic approach that considers both physical and mental health.

She is committed to helping patients feel like the best version of themselves by listening to their concerns, understanding their goals, and creating personalized, collaborative treatment plans.