Located in the Portico West building just off Eagle Road, this outpatient lab is a convenient collection center for blood draws providing timely, accurate, and thorough results.
John McRae, DNP, MPH, NP-C, or Dr. John, as hes known to his patients, is a family nurse practitioner trained to offer healthcare services to all populations. He started Mountain West Medical Services in Meridian, Idaho, to offer a more holistic medical approach to men and women in the community.Through his training, Dr. John quickly realized that modern medicine tends to treat symptoms, not the individual, so he decided to take a different approach that encompasses the whole person, not just the symptom. His practice is designed to give him the time necessary to listen to his patients and get to know them.Dr. Johns practice now focuses on sleep wellness and aesthetics. He offers a number of aesthetic and cosmetic treatments at Mountain West Medical Services including procedures to rejuvenate your appearance, including Botox, Jeuveau, microneedling, platelet-rich plasma/injection platelet-rich fibrin therapy, and Kybella. The medical side of his practice now focuses on improving sleep and wellness.Dr. John received bachelors degrees in both biology and nursing from Boise State University in Boise, Idaho. From there he attended A.T. Still University where he earned his masters degree in public health. He was part of the first graduating class of nurse practitioners at Idaho State University in Pocatello, Idaho, to receive a doctoral degree. Dr. John is a member of the American Academy of Antiaging Medicine and the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners.When hes not improving the health of his patients, Dr. John can be found running around outside on some adventure with his wife and three children. He enjoys fly fishing, hiking, horseback riding, hunting, camping, competitive shooting, and adventure racing.
Palliative medicine optimizes your quality of life through support tailored to your individual needs. Our team of experts will help guide you and your family through any stage of a serious illness or health problem. We'll work to improve communication between you, your family, and your health care providers. Together, we'll discuss your treatment choices, decision making and planning for your future, and managing your illness at home to avoid hospitalization. It's never too early to start palliative care. We can prevent or provide relief from symptoms like: pain, nausea or vomiting, sleep problems, difficulty breathing, loss of appetite, fatigue, emotional and spiritual distress.
At St. Luke's Rehabilitation our certified hand therapists provide occupational and physical therapy to help you restore function following surgery or an injury. Our providers can also help you address mobility or other issues associated with chronic conditions such as arthritis.
