ABOUT Dr. Miguel
Dr. Miguel serves as the Medical Director at Dedicated to Healing. He earned his medical training at the University of Southern California (USC) and is a licensed family physician. With a diverse background that also includes experience in Urgent Care, Dr. Miguel brings a wealth of knowledge to his practice. Outside of his professional life, he enjoys spending quality time with his children and has a passion for basketball.
About DR. VIRGINIA "Vickie" Villegas, DNP, FNP-C, WHNP
Dr. Virginia "Vickie" Villegas, the third of seven children, was raised by immigrant parents who embraced the American dream by learning English and becoming lawful citizens. Her early career began as a candy striper at age 15, followed by her first job at McDonald's, where she developed a strong work ethic that would support her educational and professional journey.
Resilient Leadership in Healthcare
Transitioning from LVN to Nurse Practitioner, Dr. Vickie exemplifies a strong dedication to healthcare and education that inspires many, even while navigating the challenges of a multiple sclerosis diagnosis. Her commitment to advocacy and service is evident in her role as a staff adjunct nursing instructor at both state and community colleges.
Driven by Purpose, Powered by Passion
The transformation from nurse to advocate reflects her deep commitment to healthcare. With a doctoral degree in nursing from Aspen University (earned in December 2024), along with multiple board certifications and a focus on family care, she is determined to lead and foster positive change. Although she has previously campaigned for a seat on the Board of Trustees, her passion for advocacy continues to drive her efforts.
Empowering Health, Inspiring Change
Dr. Vickie’s commitment to excellence in nursing fuels her mission to create a meaningful impact. Her dedication to enhancing healthcare access and improving the overall quality of life for individuals is evident in her work.
DR. VICKIE'S Journey:
Overcoming MS with Groundbreaking Stem Cell Treatment
In a recent interview on Denver's news channel titled "Colorado Blood Cancer Institute Using Patients' Stem Cells to Treat Their Autoimmune Diseases," Dr. Virginia "Vickie" Villegas shares her personal journey with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and her participation in this groundbreaking treatment. After being diagnosed with MS, she sought innovative therapies to improve her quality of life. Through stem cell treatment at the Colorado Blood Cancer Institute, her symptoms have dramatically improved, allowing her to regain mobility and enjoy more time with her family outside the house. This interview highlights her resilience and the transformative impact of cutting-edge healthcare solutions. Click the link below to watch the full interview about her inspiring experience.
