430 gold pass hgts
colorado springs, CO 80906
Located on the Myron Stratton campus, our Logan Center is a medical home that is a unique and innovative extension of our health center and handles both the intake process, as well as medical care, for patients with refugee status. With an estimated 150 refugees annually, we work with Lutheran Family Services, as its community partner, in this effort. Coordination between the two agencies includes enrolling patients, reviewing paperwork, identifying appropriate interpretation services, assessing the need for outside evaluations prior to care, communication with caseworkers and coordination of schedules for family medical visits.
We also serve as the point of contact for both the State health department, the University of Denver – Infectious Disease Department, and the El Paso County Department of Health and Environment with regard to the refugee population. In addition, Peak Vista serves as liaison with the State refugee program for completion of all immigration program requirements as per its contract, ensuring all necessary paperwork is forwarded to the State.
Services
View list of services we offer at Logan Center
Meet Your Providers
We offer the following services, all under one roof,
at Logan Center:
● Acute illness care and management
● Behavioral Health
● Chronic disease care and management
● Diagnosis and treatment of chronic health conditions
● Diagnosis and treatment of sudden, minor illness and injury
● Enrollment Services
● Health Education
● Immunizations
● Lab services
● Mammography referrals
● Newborn care
● Perimenopausal care
● Pharmacy services
● Physical exams
● Refugee Health Care
● Specialty referrals
● Well-Baby Check-ups
● Well-Child Check-ups
Meet Your Provider: Tom Everts, PA-C
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Tom was born in Colorado, but grew up in Fort Myers, FL and attended school at Nova Southeastern University. A trip to the Dominican Republic motivated Tom to become a PA-C and offer care to those in need. He led a trip to the Dominican Republic during PA school and intends to continue returning. Tom began at Peak Vista by doing a clinical rotation at the Health Center at Myron Stratton and joined full-time in 2013.
Tom is a soccer fan and roots for FC Barcelona. He also enjoys writing and playing music. Some of his favorite bands include: The Lumineers, Third Eye Blind and Of Monsters and Men. |
Health Center at Logan
With Peak Vista since 2013 |
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Meet Your Provider: Connie Stewart, MD
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Dr. Stewart completed her undergraduate studies at Rice University in Houston. TX, and then attended UT Southwestern Medical School in Dallas, TX. She completed her residency at McKay-Dee Hospital in Ogden, UT.
Dr. Stewart believes that the most effective treatment comes from a relationship of mutual trust and respect between her and her patients. She loves getting to know her patients as individuals and working to navigate the health care system together.
Dr. Stewart is from Houston, TX and enjoys spending time with her family, hiking and cooking.
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Health Center at Logan
With Peak Vista since 2015 |
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Meet Your Provider: Aimee Lyn Phipps, PA-C
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Aimee Lynn Phipps earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biomedical Sciences, and then attended Harding University where she earned a Master of Science degree in Physician Assistant Studies. Part of her care philosophy is to use a team approach by involving behavioral health and nurses as needed in order to provide thorough care. She works to listen to her patients and to educate them to make sure they have a full understanding about their diagnosis and illness.
Aimee Lynn grew up in Dumas, TX. She enjoys spending time with her family, hiking, running and reading. Her favorite sports teams are the Broncos and the Cowboys. Her favorite movie is Pitch Perfect and she loves Mexican food. She likes a variety of music and her favorite vacation spot is Estes Park.
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Health Center at Logan
With Peak Vista since 2010 |
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