Our Team

On my grandmother’s side there are five generations of women healers. Becoming an Osteopathic physician felt like a natural step in my path after studying herbalism, Ayurveda, Osteopathy, and massage. Deciding between obstetrics and pediatrics was difficult which led me to become a family primary care physician. The thing I love most about what I do is taking care of families.

As I had children of my own the value of work life balance has become prominent. Working in insurance based, corporate medicine brought me away from my values. It made it harder for me to do what I went into medicine for-taking care of people and living in line with my own beliefs about health. The reason I got into medicine was to participate fully in the lives of other people. Increasingly, I noted hospital systems and insurance mandates creeping into my relationship with my patients, dominating choices. When I learned about direct primary care, I realized I could bring my personal values back to the primary care medicine I practice. I have structured Direct Osteopathic Primary Care around my values of autonomy, positive relationships and compassion. I look forward to sharing the journey of finding health and balance together.

– Dr. Brie

A Letter To My Past & Future Patients

Dr. Brieanna Seefeldt, DO

Founder and Physician

Expertise

University of California, Berkeley, Graduate with Honors and High Distinction

Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine

Pre-Doctoral Teaching Fellowship in Osteopathic Manipulation, Touro University

University of Colorado Swedish Family Medicine Residency

Chief resident, Swedish Family Medicine Residency

Whole Family Health at Belmar, Family Physician

Associate Clinical Instructor, University of Colorado

Assistant Faculty, Department of Osteopathic Principles and Practice, Rocky Vista University

Catherine Salguero, PA-C

Physician Assistant

I am honored to have the opportunity to work at DOPC and look forward to having more time with you, meeting you where you are with your health and well-being, and having the opportunity to practice medicine in a way that focuses on the whole person. The direct primary care model allows me to build a strong relationship and to be more present with you. I am happy to serve and be a part of this community.

– Cat

To My Patients…

I grew up in a small town in Western Massachusetts, went to college at the University of New Hampshire, and landed in Colorado after graduation; expecting to play in the mountains and stay for a year. One year has now evolved into 20 years! I did take a brief break from CO and lived in the mountains of Peru for four months as well as time I spent in Portland, Oregon at OHSU for PA school.

My entire career as a PA has been in family medicine caring for infants to geriatrics and providing prenatal care. I have worked solely in community medicine where about 80% of my patients were monolingual Spanish speakers. In addition to patient care, I have held leadership positions for the last seven years as an Assistant Medical Director and then Medical Director at Clinica, one of the largest and busiest community health clinics.

I live in Northwest Denver with my husband, two daughters, and our dog. We love to ski and play in the mountains any chance we get. I also love to travel, cook, do crossfit, and ride the peloton. I can easily get lost in a good book for hours.

About

Expertise

University of New Hampshire with Study Abroad in Kenya, Bachelor’s in Biology

Oregon Health & Sciences University, Physician Assistant

15 Years of Experience in Family Medicine and Community Health

7 Years in Clinical Leadership, 3 Years as Clinic Medical Director

Fluent in Medical and Conversational Spanish