Dr. Kate Lops, MD

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Empowering Patients to Achieve Their Healthiest Selves Through Tailored Care and Innovative Wellness Strategies

Kate Lops, MD, a board-certified family physician, is redefining healthcare at her MDVIP-affiliated practice, Integrative Wellness Clinic, based in Crestview, Florida. By seamlessly blending traditional medical care with holistic wellness, Dr. Lops provides a comprehensive approach to health that emphasizes personalized care, nutrition, lifestyle changes, and preventive medicine.

After graduating with her Medical Degree from the American University of Integrative Sciences in 2000, Dr. Lops honed her expertise during her internship and residency at the Medical College of Georgia. Her dedication to family medicine and integrative health is reflected in her board certifications from both the American Board of Family Medicine and the American Board of Integrative Holistic Medicine. Additionally, Dr. Lops actively participates in esteemed organizations, including the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, the Florida Academy of Family Physicians, the American Academy of Family Physicians, the Academy of Integrative Health & Medicine, and the Obesity Medicine Association, ensuring she remains at the forefront of medical advancements.

At Integrative Wellness Clinic, patients experience a unique healthcare model that prioritizes accessibility and individualized care. With direct access and the ability to secure same-day or next-day appointments, Dr. Lops and her dedicated team ensure that every patient receives timely attention to their health needs. Whether patients require routine checkups, urgent care, weight loss solutions, or women’s health services, Dr. Lops focuses on not just alleviating symptoms but addressing the root causes of health issues.

“I believe that healthcare should be a partnership between physician and patient, where we work together to empower individuals to take charge of their health,” says Dr. Lops. “Our goal is to help patients lead healthier, happier lives through education and support in nutrition and lifestyle choices.”

Outside of her practice, Dr. Lops is an avid traveler who enjoys international cruises and exploring new cultures and destinations. Her active lifestyle includes hobbies such as bicycling, yoga, camping, SCUBA diving, various water sports, and staying fit, reflecting her commitment to health and wellness both personally and professionally.

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