Board-certified physicians dedicated to your health and longevity.
Internal Medicine
Dr. James Wantuck is a board-certified internal medicine physician and healthcare leader with experience in clinical practice, digital health, and medical operations. He currently serves as Medical Director of Prosper Medical while continuing to provide patient care and has held senior leadership roles.He earned his M.D. from Vanderbilt University and completed his residency at Stanford.
Internal Medicine
Dr. Andrew Van Vugt is a board-certified Internal Medicine physician with more than two decades of clinical experience caring for adults across a wide range of healthcare settings. He earned his medical degree from Boston University School of Medicine and completed his internal medicine residency at Boston Medical Center.Over his career, Dr. Van Vugt has served as a primary care physician, hospitalist, and staff physician, most recently providing accessible, high-quality care through telehealth. He is known for his thoughtful, evidence-based approach and commitment to helping patients feel heard, informed, and confident in their care.Dr. Van Vugt is licensed in multiple states and remains dedicated to delivering compassionate, patient-centered medicine.
Family Medicine
Dr. Sara Andert's path to medicine was anything but traditional. While in India filming a documentary about a street physician, she had a realization: while she loved storytelling, she wanted to be the one on the ground making a personal, tangible difference in people's lives. She traded her camera for a stethoscope, bringing that same sense of curiosity and empathy to her medical practice.Dr. Andert is a firm believer in the power of the long-term relationship. She initially chose Family Medicine for her passions in women's health and mental health, but stayed for the deep connections she builds with her patients over the years. She utilizes motivational interviewing, a collaborative approach where she listens more than she talks, modifying health plans to fit what her patients actually feel comfortable and capable of doing.She is a particular advocate for medication safety and virtual care. By seeing patients in their own surroundings, she can perform medicine reconciliation in real-time—ensuring the medications in your cabinet match the plan for your health, preventing the mistakes that can happen in traditional office settings.When she isn't helping patients, Dr. Andert is likely making a great meal to share with her husband, daughters and grandson, or playing her guitar. She's currently reading A Giant Leap by Robert M. Wachter to learn about the ways AI is changing healthcare. Her dog, Finnegan, can often be found napping at her feet during patient visits.Dr. Andert wants her patients to feel listened to and know that she cares about them.
Family Medicine
Dr. Stephen Vogel found his calling at 3:00 AM in a dark ICU room. At the time, during his first year in General Surgery training, a late-night conversation helping a family navigate the fear of an emergency procedure confirmed his true passion wasn't even about fixing a problem. It was the communication, the empathy, and the act of being in a patient’s corner during their most vulnerable moments that he felt called to follow.As a Family Medicine physician, Dr. Vogel views himself as a "roadmap" for his patients. Whether he is treating a newborn or helping a senior manage a chronic condition, he focuses on evidence-based medicine while valuing the individual's unique concerns. He holds special interest in treating mental health and breaking down the stigmas surrounding it. He help his patients understand the strength of the mind-body connection and how emotions directly affect physical symptoms and vice versa.Dr. Vogel loves the efficiency and ease of virtual care because it allows him to get straight to the heart of what his patients need, whether that is direct treatment or helping patients navigate the system. Virtual care allows him to provide access to care for people who would otherwise wait months in a traditional practice.Dr. Vogel is a believer in trying to "finding the flow," whether that’s while mountain biking, traveling in a camper van with his wife, or doing nothing at all. A lover of the culinary arts, he finds peace in the focused task of prepping a meal without a recipe. In the last few year, grief and loss in his life has led Dr. Vogel to seek new teachings, and he is currently reading Comfortable with Uncertainty by Pema Chödrön and Buddha's Brain by Dr. Rick Hanson. He and his wife are the proud parents of Koda, a lab/spaniel mix who they gladly spoil.Dr. Vogel wants his patients to feel heard, validated, and supported.
Family Medicine
Dr. Sharon Braun is a board-certified family medicine physician with over 25 years of experience providing comprehensive, patient-centered care in primary care, urgent care, and virtual settings. She has treated a wide range of acute and chronic conditions and brings a thoughtful, evidence-based approach to every visit, with clinical interests that include preventive care, pediatrics, minor procedures, and urgent care.Dr. Braun earned her medical degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and completed her family medicine residency at Saint Joseph Hospital in Denver, Colorado. She is committed to delivering accessible, high-quality care that helps patients feel heard, supported, and confident in their treatment plans.