I Didn’t Leave Medicine. —
I Found What It Was Always Supposed to Be.
I didn’t build one business. I built two. One for patients. One for providers. And both came from the same place — a deep frustration with what medicine had become, and an unshakeable belief that it could be so much more.
I spent years watching brilliant women get dismissed with “your labs look fine.” I watched providers burn through the best years of their careers inside a system designed around reimbursement, not healing. I was one of those providers. And I decided — as I have a habit of doing — to do something about it.
I earned my undergraduate from Indiana University (go Hoosiers!), my Masters from University of Indianapolis and my Doctorate in Nursing Practice from the University of Alabama-Huntsville. Became a hormone and clinical weight management specialist. Got certified through A4M. Have taught as a college professor for almost a decade. And I built Logos Health — a thriving, Direct Primary Care and integrative wellness practice in North Carolina— from the ground up…while homeschooling and raising six children and calling Jesus Lord over everything.
Then I turned around to help others do the same.
The Foundation Underneath All of It.
Dr. Logan is a committed disciple of Jesus Christ, and her faith is not a footnote — it's the foundation. It shapes how she practices, how she teaches, and how she leads.
She also believes that Redeemed Medicine and Logos Health are for everyone — regardless of faith background. You don't have to share her convictions to benefit from her work.
But for those who feel called to integrate prayer and spiritual care into their clinical practice — who sense that healing goes deeper than the physical — there is a dedicated space for that here. (See: The Kingdom Clinician)
The Stuff They Don't Put on Resumes.
Survival strategy: sleeping in the closet when things get a little cray-cray, and candlelight Epsom salt baths with the door locked.
Daily ritual: talking to Jesus before I get out of bed.
Snack situation: Accent seasoning and kettle corn — yes, together, don't judge.
Favorite role: Mama. Which is its own kind of doctorate.
Favorite colors: Teal and mustard yellow — a whole vibe.