About
At Integrated Health Center of the Rockies (IHCR) we understand what patients are going through as they attempt to heal from complex health problems while trying to navigate a challenged and over-burdened healthcare system.
Core Value
Therefore, our health should be our #1 priority.
For someone who is experiencing the challenges that come with being sick, this can feel like an overwhelming ideal. However, in our experience moving yourself and your health to the top of your to-do-list is very powerful and is often the catalyst to creating a transformational life-experience.
Our Ideal Patient
This admissions process is first focused on whether the prospective patient has a condition we can successfully treat. Next, we focus on whether they possess qualities that would make them a good overall fit. Some of those qualities include health being the #1 priority, being motivated to get better, having a great support system, and a pleasant and optimistic attitude.
Discover if You’re a Good Candidate
Meet our Clinical Team
Dr. Heather Stone, DC
Dr. Heather Stone, DC is one of the most experience clinicians in the space of Hypothyroidism and Hashimoto’s. She has a passion for helping women return to health through a clinical model that gets to the root cause of disease.
She takes an exhaustive investigative approach to understand not only what’s causing her patient’s problems, but also works diligently to customize a treatment plan that addresses their unique needs.
Throughout her career she has been instrumental in showing tens of thousands of patients how to successfully treat long-standing health problems. She focuses on women who continue to suffer from the symptoms of Hypothyroidism and Hashimoto’s.
She is famous for her bedside manner that is easy going, supportive, optimistic, and delivered with a touch of southern-charm. If you spend any time in her office, it won’t take long before you hear her giggling and laughing with patients that ultimately become part of her family.
When she is not working she is reading, meditating, cooking, going to great restaurants, and traveling the world. She is married and a mother to her two sons, Cam and Cannon, as well as two dogs Emma and Bella.
Dr. Heather Stone, DC
MaryBeth Hampton, NP
MaryBeth is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner with over 20 years of nursing experience and advanced training in clinical nutrition.
She practices functional medicine with a strong focus on identifying and treating the root causes of chronic illness—especially in women struggling with symptoms of hypothyroidism and Hashimoto’s thyroiditis.
Her passion for functional medicine is deeply personal. After overcoming her own health challenges through a root-cause approach, MaryBeth became committed to helping others find true healing—not just symptom relief. She believes in empowering patients with knowledge, personalized care, and sustainable lifestyle changes.
In addition to her professional work, MaryBeth is the proud mother of four energetic boys. When she’s not caring for patients, she enjoys swimming, reading, and spending quality time with her family.
Dr. Tina Hashtroudilar, DC
Dr. Tina Hashtroudilar, DC graduated from National University of Health Sciences in Illinois. She completed her undergraduate studies at George Mason University in Virginia, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology and Bachelor of Arts in Biochemistry.
Dr. Tina has extensive post-doctorate education, training, and experience in clinical nutrition, with a focus on hypothyroidism and Hashimoto’s. She’s an avid proponent of healing from within and has a passion for inspiring patients through education.
Dr. Tina focuses on helping women overcome the symptoms of low thyroid. She continues to stay current and on the cutting edge by relentlessly taking post-graduate courses in various topics related to women’s health issues, hypothyroidism, and Hashimoto’s.
When she’s not helping patients onto the path to recovering from chronic disease, you can find Dr. Tina practicing meditation, dancing and cooking for family and friends.
Katelynne Nabors, MSN, FPN-C
Katelynne Nabors, MSN, FNP-C, has been in healthcare for 15 years with over 7 years of experience as a Nurse Practitioner.
She has a background in Cardiology and Internal Medicine prior to switching to Functional Medicine. For over the past 4 years she has been helping patients, using an integrative type approach, balance their hormones, cortisol, and thyroid levels. She also specializes in detoxification of mold, heavy metals, and other environmental toxins.
Katelynne’s practice style is truly collaborative, as she desires to work closely with patients to develop customized treatment plans to best suit their needs. Her passion for functional medicine came through her own personal journey of finding health and wellness when conventional medicine could not provide answers. After turning to a holistic approach and seeing major improvements in her own health, she became committed and enthralled in the principles of functional medicine.
Outside of the practice, Katelynne is an avid sports fan and is often watching the Kansas City Chiefs or Royals. She loves spending time with her husband, William, and their full of life lab, Izzy. She cherishes family time with her mother, siblings, and her energetic nieces and nephews.
Dr. Drew Anthony, DC, FNP-C
Dr. Drew Anthony, DC, FNP-C has over 17 years of experience helping patients recover from and manage various chronic diseases. He has a particular passion for treating women with hypothyroidism and Hashimoto’s, so that they can return to good health.
Dr. Drew graduated from Northern Arizona University with a bachelor’s degree in nutritional sciences. He attended Southern California of Health Sciences and graduated magna cum laude in his doctorate program. He then earned a master’s degree in nursing with a concentration as a family nurse practitioner from Herzing University.
Dr. Drew is a devoted family man to his wife of over 20 years and his two daughters. In addition to spending time with his family, Dr. Drew has a passion for travel, playing the guitar, and competing in Ironman triathlons. He also enjoys serving and being involved in his community.
Michael Briscoe, MD, DC, MS, CFMC
Dr. Michael Briscoe is a Certified Functional Medicine Clinician through the Kharrazian Institute. He is dedicated to helping women uncover the root causes of their thyroid and metabolic disorders.
His approach goes beyond symptom management, focusing on sustainable lifestyle strategies, advanced metabolic therapies, and whole-person care. With extensive training in functional medicine, nutrition, and lifestyle interventions, Dr. Briscoe empowers his patients to reclaim control of their health journeys. His clinical interests include metabolic health and innovative metabolic therapies for cancer, as well as addressing the underlying physiological imbalances that drive chronic degenerative disease. He has a focus on helping women with low thyroid and Hashimotos.
Dr. Briscoe holds a Doctor of Medicine (Magna Cum Laude) and a Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences from USAT College of Medicine, along with additional training as a health coach, personal trainer, and nutrition specialist through the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM). He is also certified in injectable nutrient and IV therapy, expanding his ability to deliver targeted nutritional support.
Earlier in his career, Dr. Briscoe earned a Doctor of Chiropractic (Cum Laude) from Parker College of Chiropractic in Dallas, TX, and he continues to maintain active chiropractic licenses as part of his integrative approach to care. His dedication to whole-person healing extends beyond the clinic. He is the co-author of Wellspring of Health & Hope, a 9-day Bible study encouraging individuals to become better stewards of their health and their faith. Whether working with patients or serving the community, Dr. Briscoe is deeply committed to guiding others toward a healthier, more functional, and hope-filled path to healing.
Christi Borchers, Health Coach
After 25 years of struggling with her own health challenges, discovering integrative functional medicine was truly life-changing for Christi.
It not only helped her finally find healing, but it also sparked a deep passion to help others reclaim their health too. Now, as a health coach within an integrative functional medicine practice, she guide clients with compassion, insight, and real-life experience.
For over a decade, Christi taught ZUMBA® Fitness classes—an experience that deepened her belief in the power of movement, joy, and community in the healing process. Today, she combines that energy with a personalized, root-cause approach to health coaching – helping people feel heard, supported, and empowered every step of the way.
Christi lives on the edge of the forest on five peaceful acres with her husband of 31 years, their chickens, pet goats and sweet Maltipoo, Lucy. Their son is currently in graduate school, and they couldn’t be prouder. Life is full, grounded, and beautiful—and Christi is here to help others create that same wholeness for themselves
Angelica Matthews, Health Coach
Angelica Matthews is a Clinical Nutritionist, Health Coach, and CNS candidate with a Master’s degree in Human Nutrition.
With a strong foundation in biochemistry and functional medicine, Angelica blends science with heart to guide clients toward lasting wellness. Her passion for root-cause healing is deeply personal—after navigating her own health struggles, Angelica got tired of feeling awful and being told it was “normal.” So she took matters into her own hands, dove headfirst into functional medicine and nutrition, and hasn’t looked back.
Since earning her degree, Angelica has worked with women from all walks of life, using a functional and holistic lens to address hormone imbalances, digestive dysfunction, and metabolic health. She believes in meeting each client exactly where they are—offering education, support, and a collaborative path forward.
Originally from the Midwest, Angelica now lives in Charlotte, North Carolina, and has also called Chicago and Miami home. Outside of her clinical work, she enjoys traveling with her husband, visiting friends across the country, and spending time with her cat, Banjo. When she’s not deep in lab data or a science podcast, she’s channeling her creative side through writing, painting, reading, or dancing. She also enjoys pickleball, golfing, and dominating fantasy football—she proudly won her league’s inaugural season, likely fueled by anti-inflammatory snacks and her unwavering faith in underdogs (Go Lions!).
Shawna Maune, RN, Health Coach
Shawna is an RN with over 27 years of experience. She has a background in intensive care, the step-down unit, case management and utilization review.
She found her enthusiasm for nutrition and functional medicine after witnessing the beneficial effects of dietary and lifestyle modifications on her own life.
Shawna engages in one-on-one sessions and group sessions with patients, where she educates them, identifies their challenges and empowers them to address these obstacles. She collaborates with them to develop action plans that emphasize setting achievable goals while providing motivation and encouragement along the way. Shawna finds fulfillment in guiding patients on their journey to feel their best. She ensures each patient receives personalized care tailored to their unique needs.
Outside of work, she enjoys traveling, working out, hiking, exploring new restaurants and spending time with family and friends. Shawna is married and has two children and two grandchildren.
Troye Smith, Health Coach
Troye’s dedication to helping women achieve their health and wellness goals stems from her own personal health journey.
She approaches patient care with compassion, actively listening to concerns and providing the support and guidance necessary for clients to make meaningful, lasting changes. Her goal is to empower individuals to attain their healthiest and most confident selves.
Aimee Whitmer, Health Coach
For over 15 years, Aimee battled with Hashimoto’s, exhaustion, insulin resistance, gut health, headaches, and every hypothyroid symptom that drained her energy and quality of life.
Everything changed when she found a functional medicine practitioner who uncovered the root causes of her struggles and provided treatments that transformed her health and redirected the course of her life. This experience ignited a passion for functional medicine, showing her its ability to heal and empower.
When offered the chance to become a health coach under the same practitioner, she eagerly embraced the opportunity. For over two years, she has been guiding others to take control of their own health, witnessing the profound impact of functional medicine as they reclaim their vitality. Her background in the medical field as a Medical Assistant, and nearly 20 years of coaching a competitive dance team—has equipped her with a deep understanding of care, leadership,
knowledge, empathy, support and resilience.
As a mother of five and grandmother of two, she is fueled by a love for healthy food, fitness, hiking, backpacking, traveling and time with family. Her mission is to inspire and support others on their journey to wellness, helping them discover the same life-changing power she found through functional medicine.