Collin Dees is a dynamic and deeply dedicated Physician Assistant with a passion for root-cause medicine and optimizing human health. With a strong foundation in surgical and functional medicine, Collin has experience spanning multiple specialties including orthopedics, general surgery, bioidentical hormone therapy, and advanced diagnostics. Currently, he oversees the care of over 350 concierge patients across Florida and Montana, offering personalized health optimization strategies that include hormone balancing, gut healing, peptide therapy, and metabolic health interventions.
Graduating summa cum laude from Seton Hill University with a Master of Medical Science, Collin was drawn early on to functional medicine, attending IFM’s Applying Functional Medicine in Clinical Practice and completing advanced coursework in hormone replacement through Neal Rouzier’s BHRT Seminar Series. His holistic, education-driven approach empowers patients to take control of their health and vitality.
Collin has also authored three nutrition-focused eBooks, reflecting his commitment to continuous learning and innovation in patient care. At Med Matrix, he brings a relentless drive to help patients reach their highest potential through precise diagnostics, cutting-edge therapies, and compassionate coaching
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