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Jonathan Neal is a Physician Assistant, Board certified in Family Practice since 2005 with a Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies from Pacific University. He graduated from Oregon State University with bachelor’s degrees in microbiology and chemistry in 1997. He worked in a variety of medical disciplines before PA school, including time as a medic on an ambulance service, a phlebotomist, a laboratory technician and even owned his own painting business for several years while preparing for further medical training while living in Halsey, Oregon.

Born and raised just 100 miles to the East of Klamath in Lakeview, Oregon, Jon grew up with a passion to serve in a smaller community. Getting to spend large amounts of time in the local clinic and hospital growing up with a family physician helped give Jon the passion and desire to bring medical treatments and education to underserved areas. This deep-rooted exposure led Jon and his wife Janelle who is a Registered Nurse to Klamath Falls after graduation to his career at Klamath Health Partnership.

With almost 19 years at KHP, Jon had the opportunity to grow as a primary care clinician, learning various procedures, basic and complex treatment options and enjoying a wide range of internal medicine and orthopedics subspecialties. Jon has spent the last 10 years of his practice at KOD in Chiloquin, running and directing a satellite clinic which has prepared him for a broad base of different medical problems and concerns, as well as preparing him to learn the day-today operations of running a medical clinic.

Jon and his family are excited about this new opportunity to serve in the Klamath Falls community as a healthcare and business leader.

He lives with his wife, Janelle of 26 years and their children on a ranch in the Fort Klamath region.  They have 6 children and are just waiting for grandchildren at this point. He enjoys being active in his local Church body, hunting, hiking and working on his Dexter cow ranch, getting to live off the land. He is passionate about world missions and making Christ known to the nations.

Matthew Heberling is a Physician Assistant, Certified in Family Practice, who graduated with a Master of Science in Physician Assistant studies from Pacific University.  He has a BS in Finance and Accounting from Oregon State University (Go Beavs!). After working in the banking industry for several years he learned medicine was his true calling.

Raised in Milwaukie, Oregon, Matt moved to Klamath Falls, where he met his wife, Madison. Prior to joining NICC’s DPC Matt served the local community working at Klamath Open Door. During his time at KOD, Matt honed his skills in various procedures and minor surgeries while gaining knowledge and developing expertise at the intersection of western and functional medicine. Madison is an RN who also serves the community working in acute care. They are very excited to serve their community in a different capacity with NICC’s DPC.

Matt is also a member of the Oregon National Guard and has served our military community since 2019. During this time, he has gained valuable experience in trauma medicine as well as occupational medicine with many of these skills directly influencing his practice today.

Through his research and experience, Matt has come to learn and love the Direct Primary Care model of medicine. He has an interest in sports medicine, stemming from his experience competing in various sports such as Soccer and CrossFit. He has relied on his passions and experience to guide his continuing education and advancement of his current practice. Matt takes pride in treating each patient as an individual customizing treatment plans to best fit their needs. Matt encourages his patients to take an active role in their own health by nurturing and promoting an interactive patient-provider partnership. Matt and Maddie believe the DPC model of medicine maximizes the patient-provider experience and are excited to share this with the community.

In his free time, Matt loves spending time with his wife, daughter Raegan and dogs. They enjoy taking part in their church community, hiking, camping, fishing, and soaking up loads of vitamin d.

Born and raised in Jamaica, with living and research experience in Ethiopia and Tanzania, Dr Borland has been exposed to a diverse range of cultural approaches to health around the world. She honed in on this interest by studying International Public Health at Stanford University and later attended medical school at the University of the West Indies (UWI) in Jamaica.

After just one year at UWI and two yoga teacher training courses, it became clear to her that a holistic approach to medicine was the only way to foster true healing. In an attempt to expand her knowledge and experience of this approach to medicine, she left UWI and found her new home at Bastyr University in Seattle, Washington to study Naturopathic Medicine. She earned her Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine in 2018 and moved back home to practice alongside her mentor at an Integrative Medical Clinic in Kingston, Jamaica before moving to Oregon to join the SVM team.

Dr. Borland’s clinical interests include all aspects of primary care and preventive medicine, with a particular passion for women’s health, cardiovascular disease, digestive health, cancer support, counseling and stress management.

Mrs Bolling’s approach to medicine and taking care of her patients is similar to the approach she takes to a lot things in her life: practical, well-researched, thoughtful, open-minded and very personal. She utilizes the best practices of modern medicine, but also honors the innate healing potential of the human body by embracing alternative medicine treatment options when appropriate and effective. She specializes in Internal Medicine and Integrative Medicine and has clinical training in Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement (BHRT) therapy.

Rebecca’s educational background includes a Masters in Nursing (MSN) and Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP-C) degree from Gonzaga University and a Bachelors of Arts in Nursing (BA) from the University of Alaska, Anchorage. She am board certified through the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) and has completed a 2-year Fellowship in Integrative Medicine through the Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine (AWCIM) from the University of Arizona, Tucson. She also has a post-graduate certification in Global Health from OHSU. The Integrative Medicine Fellowship through AWCIM has transformed both her personal life and medical practice in many remarkable ways. Rebecca is passionate and dedicated to passing this knowledge of a “healing-approach” to medicine on to all her patients.

Rebecca Boiling lives in Medford, Oregon with her husband, Peter, who is the love of her life. They have four grown children living in various parts of the Northwest and whose families are constantly growing to their delight. They spend their leisure time enjoying the bounties of the Rogue Valley, cooking up a storm in their kitchen, building community with their “neighbors table” events, traveling as often and as far as they can, and working constantly on improving their individual and collective health.

Tara Holley is a Family Nurse Practitioner trained in both traditional and functional medicine, blending evidence-based primary care with a holistic, root-cause approach to health. She believes meaningful healing happens when patients are truly heard.

Tara provides comprehensive care with the time and depth needed to help patients feel well again. Her goal is to help individuals regain their health, reach meaningful wellness goals, and find answers to the question so many people ask: “Why don’t I feel like myself?”

Tara partners closely with each patient to create personalized care plans that may include nutrition support, lifestyle changes, hormone optimization, weight loss, gut health, targeted supplementation, and medications when appropriate.

With over 20 years in healthcare, Tara began her career as a registered nurse before becoming a Family Nurse Practitioner. After years in the traditional healthcare system, she recognized that limited visit times often prevented patients from being fully heard. She is certified in functional medicine through the Functional Medicine Academy. Her practice structure allows for longer visits, deeper relationships, and truly individualized care. Welcome to a different kind of healthcare –where your wellbeing is the priority.

Whitney Coultas, FNP-C, is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and Certified Functional Medicine Provider through the School of Applied Functional Medicine. She practices at Noble Integrative Health, a direct primary care and integrative medicine clinic focused on personalized, root-cause healthcare.

Whitney specializes in functional and preventative medicine with advanced expertise in hormone optimization, peptide therapy, metabolic health and medical weight management, and comprehensive cardiometabolic risk reduction. Her clinical approach integrates evidence-based conventional medicine with functional medicine principles to identify and address the underlying drivers of disease rather than focusing solely on symptom management.

She enjoys caring for both men and women across a wide range of health concerns, with particular interest in hormone balance, insulin resistance, metabolic health, and longevity-focused care. Whitney works closely with patients to develop individualized, data-driven treatment plans that are sustainable, effective, and aligned with each patient’s goals and lifestyle. Practicing within a direct primary care model allows her to provide longer visits, deeper patient relationships, and highly personalized care without the constraints of traditional insurance-driven medicine.

Credentials & Training

• Board-Certified Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP-C)
• Certified Functional Medicine Provider – School of Applied Functional Medicine

Advanced training in:

• Hormone replacement therapy (including pellet therapy)
• Peptide therapeutics
• Medical weight loss and metabolic optimization

Personal / Practice Philosophy
Whitney believes healthcare should be proactive, relationship-centered, and deeply individualized. She prioritizes patient education, shared decision-making, and long-term health optimization over reactive, episodic care. Her care model emphasizes accessibility, continuity, and treating the whole person.