PRECISION HEALTH ALASKA
The Mission of Precision Health Alaska
Precision Health Alaska is a premium concierge clinic focused on helping the men and women of Alaska to achieve optimal health and wellness. No matter the goals, where you live, your activity level or budget, Precision Health Alaska wants to help by providing access to therapies designed to optimize your health.
Multiple treatment therapies are utilized to obtain BEST RESULTS:
At Precision Health Alaska you are treated as a person, not just another patient in a turnstile clinic. You are listened to and heard. All of the issues or concerns you are experiencing are explored. Treatment plans will be explored and developed to suit your individual goals and needs.
Precision Health Alaska is committed to ensuring WHERE YOU LIVE IN ALASKA does not limit ACCESS to the latest in optimal therapies.
The Goal of Precision Health Alaska
Your health is your life and you are working hard to be as healthy as possible. Precision Health Alaska is here to help by offering treatments and therapies to get you feeling your very best. This may be to replace deficiencies, get to the root cause of disease or dysfunction, to get you back on track with exercise, nutrition, weight, or to simply focus more on prevention and slow down the aging process. The goal is to give the power over your health back to you.
TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR LIFE!
How and where are the visits conducted?
Precision Health Alaska offers options to ensure your access to care:
1) Telemedicine
At Precision Health Alaska we have an easy-to-use telemedicine platform, with audio and video capabilities to connect with you on your smart phone or computer, ensuring no matter where you live in this great state - YOU HAVE ACCESS TO OPTIMAL HEALTH.
You can avoid the need to drive to a facility, find childcare, or sit around and wait for your appointment in a waiting room, saving you time and money.
Telemedicine allows for visits with your healthcare provider anywhere; from your office, home, or just sitting in your car.
This is just another way that your care is personalized and based on your very specific needs.
2) Face-to-Face in a traditional clinic setting
Precision Health Alaska’s clinic is located at 6921 Garth Circle, Suite A, Palmer, AK 99645. You will love the relaxing atmosphere and friendly faces.
The clinic space isn't your standard stuffy medical office with a focus on a looming exam table. This clinic space has been created to ensure you feel comfortable and relaxed.
The clinic is open by appointment only.
Do you bill or accept health insurance?
Precision Health Alaska does not bill, accept, or contract with any insurance companies;
as such, payment is due at the time of service.
The focus of a healthcare provider should be solely and clearly on the overall health and wellness of the patient, using all integrative means known, to help them achieve and maintain optimal health and not simply reduce illness. This “Precision” in offering personalized care focused on health is the basis of our name. Insurance companies often set “one size fits all” policies on the treatments, therapies, or medications they allow, sometimes excluding what would be best for an individual patient in favor of a cheaper option. Accordingly, Precision Health Alaska has elected to remain clear of the financial relationship between you and your insurance company.
Because Precision Health Alaska remains “Out-of-Network,” prices can be kept low. How is this possible? In addition to significantly reducing the overhead costs associated with insurance billing, one patient shared the following:
While visiting Hawaii, my daughter had an earache that required us to go to the local Emergency Room. Because I didn’t have my insurance information handy, I paid the full cash price for the visit. I later submitted a claim for my insurance to pay for the visit and, to my surprise, was contacted by the hospital and informed I owed them more money. Based on the inflated price they had in contract with my insurance company, my part of the cost was MORE than if I had paid without insurance. ~Brian
Prices are kept as low as possible, but payment in full is required at the time of service. Fees for services are listed for complete transparency.
If you have insurance, a detailed super-bill will be provided to you after your visit which you may submit to your insurance company for reimbursement. For most insurances, I highly recommend using Reimbursify.com to quickly and easily submit your claim online for reimbursement. While Precision Health Alaska does not have an affiliation with them, this application is very easy to use with quick response from the insurance company.
Precision Health Alaska Clinic Policies
Precision Health Alaska does not bill insurance or contract with insurance companies.
As such, payment in full is due at the time of service.
Because clinic visits are not double booked, your appointment time cannot be
used by anyone else if you cancel on short notice or do not show up.
As a courtesy to other patients and to me, adequate notice to cancel or change an appointment is required.
Cancellations require at least 24 hours notice or you will be charged a non-refundable $100 cancelation fee. If you do not come to your appointment (no-show) or are more than 15 minutes late for your appointment, you will be charged a non-refundable $100 missed appointment fee.
True emergencies are an exception to this policy.
I do not want missed appointment fees to be an impediment to your care, so I ask for your mutual respect. When you make an appointment, the schedule is blocked out for you and I ask you exercise the same consideration when planning your calendar.
Dr. Cari S. Miller, DNP, MPH, FNP-C
"What one man can do, another can do."
- Anthony Hopkins as Charles Morse, The Edge
Dr. Cari S. Miller is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner. Aristotle once said: “The whole is greater than the sum of its parts” and Dr. Miller strongly believes health practitioners should view their patients as whole people, with mind, body, and soul all working together to impact their overall health. She focuses on health from a functional medicine perspective, which seeks to discover the underlying root cause of symptoms, rather than simply treating each individual symptom in isolation. She prides herself on listening and hearing patients and partnering with them to achieve the health and happiness they desire.
Dr. Miller and her husband have been married for over 34 years and moved to Alaska in 1998. Along with their eight children, they have lived in many locations throughout the state, with the majority of their time spent living off-road in Bush locations maintaining a subsistence hunting, fishing, gathering, trapping, and gardening lifestyle. She is a strong home education advocate, having home educated all of her eight children. Dr. Miller spent years as a dog musher in Nome, participating in local races and the 408 mile All Alaska Sweepstakes Race. Currently, she is a dedicated CrossFit athlete and is very active in her Catholic parish community.
Dr. Miller graduated from Samford University with a Doctor of Nursing Practice, Family Nurse Practitioner. Additionally, she holds a Master of Public Health in Public Health Practice from the University of Alaska, Anchorage, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing Science from the University of Alaska, Anchorage, and a Bachelor of Liberal Arts with focus in Anthropology, Psychology, and History from the University of Alaska, Southeast.
She has received advanced training through Harvard Medical School, The Institute for Functional Medicine, The Academy of Preventative and Innovative Medicine, and The American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine. She devotes hundreds of hours yearly to ensure she provides the most up-to-date, modern, and innovative therapies.
Brian Miller
Brian came to Precision Health Alaska after retiring from the Alaska State Troopers following 22 years of service all over the state of Alaska. Prior to that, he served for 9 years as a Deputy Sheriff in Southern California and 4 years in the U.S. Army Military Police. Brian has been a pilot since 1994 and flew for the State of Alaska for 14 years during his tenure as a trooper.
Brian has been married to Dr. Cari Miller for over 34 years. Together they raised their 8 children in a God-centered home, mostly in the bush of Western Alaska, where they were blessed to live a semi-subsistence lifestyle; hunting, fishing and growing a large part of their food.
Brian believes in putting Christ at the center of everything he endeavors to do and considers his family to be his single greatest contribution to the world.
As a lifetime proponent of physical fitness with history in martial arts, competitive swimming, military calisthenics, weightlifting, bicycling, crossfit, and many other fitness programs, Brian has received thousands of hours of training and several certifications in these areas. Brian holds a black belt in Japanese Ku-Kempo.
Professionally, Brian was key in developing curriculum for the Riverside County Sheriff’s Bicycle Patrol Course and was one of the first instructors to teach the class. He later served as a Defensive Tactics Instructor for the Alaska State Troopers. Privately, Brian studied martial arts in Japan and was an instructor beginning at the age of 16. He holds an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certification and is a CPR Instructor with American Red Cross.
Brian loves making his home in Alaska. He is an ardent outdoorsman who enjoys fishing, hunting, camping, hiking, kayaking, swimming, downhill skiing, and riding his motorcycle.
Brian enjoys talking to the diverse group of people we work with at Precision Health Alaska and hearing about their lives and experiences. Brian is Precision Health Alaska's Clinic Manager and ensures our clinic members are well taken care of and the clinic runs smoothly. He is a certified Styku Practitioner and Operator.
After a lifetime of working in the entirely different field of Law Enforcement, Brian says, “I love what I do at Precision Health Alaska and look forward to going there every day.”
Gabriel Miller
Gabriel’s life has been one of many adventures. His first job was as a post boy at the oldest newspaper the history of Alaska, The Nome Nugget Newspaper. During this time Gabriel developed a reputation as an artist, selling paintings and art commissions from the young age of 13. Nurse Gabriel also spent three years as a commercial crab fisherman on the Bering Sea, an experience filled with many lessons and heart-pounding adventure.
In 2016 Gabriel joined the United States Army as a nurse and has been one ever since. During his time in the military, Gabriel travelled a great deal and experienced a great deal. His favorite memories from his travels include being immersed in the culture of South Korea and providing care to hundreds of people around the world as a nurse in many specialties.
Gabriel’s newest adventure is also his greatest, his marriage to his lovely wife Maggie. He and Maggie were married in 2023 and live in Wasilla, Alaska in a small cabin home.
Gabriel loves being a nurse at Precision Health Alaska. After years of experience in nursing he can confidently say there is not a single job he has had anywhere in the world so dedicated to helping people be the best they can be. “After years of watching people suffer and not receive the care they need, it is so good to finally be able to make a difference!”
