Audra Hanners invites you to a different kind of healthcare, built around you.

I came to this work by sitting with people after the rushed visit was over. The labs were “fine.” The prescription was written. And they still did not feel like themselves.

That gap is where I practice.

I am a dual board-certified nurse practitioner in psychiatric mental health and family practice, with a Doctor of Nursing practice degree and additional training in functional medicine. However, the foundation of my practice is rooted in faith that God is the Healer.

Holistic health matters. Anxiety, depression, sleep collapse, brain fog, and “I just don’t feel like myself” are rarely only psychiatric—and they are rarely only medical. I look at the whole picture: spiritual well-being (sense of purpose, belonging), sleep, stress, gut, hormones, inflammation, environment, and the story that does not fit in a checkbox. Then we decide together what is worth testing, treating, or simply watching.

In Arizona, Ohio, Florida, Washington, and West Virginia, I can evaluate, diagnose, prescribe, and order labs when that is appropriate. In every other state, I serve as a health advisor: education, a careful second look, and a plan you can take to your own healthcare team.

As the wife of a Navy veteran, a large part of my heart is with veterans and military families. Service changes the body and the nervous system in ways civilian medicine can miss. I understand the culture, the injuries that do not always show on imaging, the medications that piled up after deployments, and the quiet wish to feel steady again without being treated like a protocol. If you served—or you love someone who did—I am glad to sit with that story and look at the whole person who lived it.

Integrative care, for me, is not a slogan. It means we start with non-pharmacological approaches whenever they can reasonably help: nutrition, sleep, nervous-system regulation, herbalism, targeted supplements, and lifestyle changes. Medication is available when it is the right tool—not the default. I will tell you what the evidence supports, what is worth trying, how herbs or natural treatments may be helpful, and when another specialist clinicians on the GoldCare Team can join us to help assist you in reaching your health goals.

GoldCare members usually arrive wanting the same thing I want to offer: a clinician or team who listens first, explains clearly, and works in your best interest. If you have been told your labs are “normal” while you still feel unwell, or that your mental health is separate from your physical health, we can start there.

You will get a partner and community on your health journey. Bring your records if you have them, the version of optimized wellbeing you are actually aiming for and I will be glad to meet you there.

GoldCare’s holistic and integrative practitioners look at the whole person — body, mind, and the conditions around both — and combine conventional assessment with natural approaches. They work as equals with the medical clinicians, not as an alternative track. Members book them directly in the platform and set the visit length. A first appointment is usually a long conversation about history and goals before anything is recommended.