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Annual wellness visits are the first step of care for the prevention and management of chronic health conditions through all stages of adulthood. As a shared decision between our provider and you, we will create or update your personalized prevention and treatment plans.
Annual Wellness Screenings
Routine Lab Work
Vaccines
Joint health assessment and care
OB/GYN (only at Denver clinic)
Physical therapy (only at Denver clinic)
Pulmonologist (only at Denver clinic)
Pelvic exam and pap smear
Mammogram referrals
Management of hormonal issues (PMS, menopause, thyroid, etc.)
Sexual and reproductive health
Contraception: IUD, oral contraceptives, and implants
Testicular exams
Prostate screenings
Sexual health
Vasectomy (only at Denver clinic)
Hormonal management
Annual wellness and prevention care with age expertise
Immunizations
Sexual health
Dr. Randall Craig has been a physician with ICH since October 2010 and was promoted to Chief Medical Officer in July 2016. Dr. Craig attended Oklahoma Medical School and received Family Medicine training in the Air Force. He later performed graduate work at Stephen F. Austin University and UC Health. After practicing Family Medicine in the Air Force, he practiced in several locations and then worked in Emergency Medicine for a number of years. Before coming to Inner City Health (ICH), he did disability exams for veterans and worked with Workman's Comp patients. Dr. Craig came to ICH because of the vision to provide quality medical care to the underserved in such a way as to preserve the dignity of the patients we serve. Coming to ICH also allowed him to work closely with good-quality people who share this vision.
Dr. Kaitlin VanderKolk attended the University of Colorado-Anschutz School of Medicine, she obtained her Masters in Public Health from Saint Louis University, and she obtained a Bachelor's in Biological Sciences from the University of Notre Dame. Dr. VanderKolk held a residency with Memorial Family Medicine in South Bend, Indiana. Dr. VanderKolk was drawn to Inner City's mission of serving the underserved and a desire to provide good quality care in her hometown.
Carla received her Bachelor of Arts in Biology and Spanish from the University of Denver. She received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Colorado, where she continued her education to earn her Master of Science in Nursing. Carla is a Family Nurse Practitioner certified by the American Association of Nurse Practitioners. Prior to working at Inner City Health (ICH), Carla worked at Rose Medical Center on the Medical-Oncology floor as a nurse for ten years. Carla was drawn to ICH by the prospect of having a more direct impact on patients' lives. "I have found great joy and fulfillment in helping them through education and support to improve their health and that of their families."
Deborah has had the joy of serving as a Family Nurse Practitioner at Inner City Health (ICH) since 2019. Since her early college days, Deborah has felt that her life's work is to serve the underserved, and this has provided the foundation for a fulfilling, challenging, and joy-filled career in health care. Her prior medical experience includes working in public health across the Denver Metro Area and traveling for medical missions to Ethiopia, Kenya, Zambia, Uganda, and Bolivia. Deborah is thrilled to be surrounded by like-minded colleagues at ICH and feels it is a great privilege to care for the group of patients who consider her their primary care physician. In non-medical life moments, you can find Deborah in her garden affectionately naming insects and flowers alike and (constantly) refilling her many bird feeders!
Stacy has been serving as a Nurse Practitioner at Inner City Health (ICH) since 2018. Her education includes a BA in Biology from Wheaton College (2007), an MA in Bioethics from Trinity International University (2014), an MSN from Rush University (2014), and a post-master's FNP from the University of Cincinnati (2018). She speaks English and Spanish. Her role at ICH allows her the unique opportunity to promote wellness and provide quality, affordable healthcare through her faith and love of Jesus Christ.
Liliana Hoversten is a Certified Physician Assistant who completed the PA program at the University of Colorado, Denver, in 2020. She has been practicing at Inner City Health (ICH) since December 2020. Her favorite part of working at ICH is the strong relationships she's developed with her patients and their families over the years, and she is also happy about how much her Spanish has improved! She is grateful for the daily kindness of her patients and her fellow coworkers. She is honored for the opportunity to help patients achieve their health goals.
Macy Kim is a Family Nurse Practitioner who completed her MSN/FNP program at Regis University and her BSN with a minor in Spanish at the University of Oklahoma. She has been practicing at Inner City Health (ICH) since April 2013. Prior to that, she worked as an RN in Pediatrics and PICU at Denver Health. She was drawn to ICH due to her desire to promote wellness for an underserved population and instill God-given dignity in the people she serves.
Phoebe earned her degree from the University of Colorado Anschutz Physician Assistant Program. Phoebe's previous work experiences include the role of a Medical Assistant at Partners in Pediatrics, a Behavioral Health Counselor at the Eating Recovery Center, and a volunteer at the DAWN Clinic. Phoebe was drawn to Inner City Health (ICH) by the opportunity to serve the Denver community and develop relationships with patients and their families over time within family medicine.
Lauren Thayer is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner. She received her nursing education at Vanderbilt University, graduating with a Master of Science in Nursing in 2017. She initially began her career with Inner City Health (ICH) in 2018 at the Denver Clinic, then later transitioned to the Wheat Ridge Clinic in 2019. Lauren temporarily left ICH in the summer of 2020 and moved to Chicago to work the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic. While in Chicago, Lauren developed a specific interest in addiction medicine and was able to complete further training on medication-assisted treatment (MAT), which combines medication and behavioral therapies to care for those battling opioid addiction. She returned to ICH in 2022 and practices at the Wheat Ridge location. Lauren was drawn to ICH due to her fundamental belief that everyone should have access to quality healthcare. She hopes to create an environment where everyone feels welcome and valued.
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