Michaela Hoppe is a board-certified Adult Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner committed to providing excellent patient-centered care to meet the needs of the community. She prioritizes evidence-based, individualized care to help patients achieve their health goals and focus on quality of life.
Michaela earned her Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Colorado Colorado Springs, with a study focus of Adult-Gerontology Primary Care. In her career, she has engaged in nursing research and she is passionate about patient education and advocacy, promoting healthy aging and cardiovascular health, as well as managing complex chronic diseases. Her nursing background includes eight years working in Intensive Care and Cardiovascular areas. Her unique experience in nursing has given her a passion for preventative care and has drawn her to pursue a career in primary care.
Her professional values align with Bloom Healthcare’s model of home-based primary care, highlighting her commitment to increasing access to tailored, comprehensive, and compassionate care to those in the community that need it most. Michaela approaches care with the goal of helping patients and their families feel valued and well-cared for, prioritizing dignity, respect, and autonomy.
In her leisure time, Michaela enjoys traveling, cooking, skiing, all-things music, and spending time with family, including her son and husband.
Kimberly Shinn, FNP-BC
Kimberly is a Family Nurse Practitioner with a diverse nursing background shaped by her years of military service and commitment to caring for patients across the lifespan. She completed her graduate education in Family Nurse Practitioner studies at Chamberlain...
