Bonner General Family Practice recruits new physician

By Reader Staff

Bonner General Health recently welcomed Michael Mills, a doctor of osteopathic medicine and board-certified family medicine physician, to its Family Practice branch. Mills specializes in whole-body medical care and rural and wilderness medicine.

Dr. Michael Mills. Courtesy photo

“Expanding access to high-quality primary care is always our top priority, and Dr. Mills brings exactly the broad-spectrum expertise our patients need,” stated BGH Director of Clinic Operations Erin Binnall. “His training in full-spectrum family medicine and his passion for rural healthcare make him a natural fit for Bonner General Health. Beyond his clinical skill, his appreciation for Idaho and our active, outdoor lifestyle means he truly understands the people and community he’s caring for.”

Mills is currently accepting new patients and focuses on managing both simple and complex medical conditions, performing minor in-office procedures, caring for hospitalized patients and providing on-site medical care for urban and backcountry sporting events. 

Visit bonnergeneral.org/services/family-practice to learn more.

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