2026

Dr. Cole completed his residency at the Mayo Clinic, where he was chief fellow during his surgical pathology fellowship, followed by a year as chief fellow at the Ackerman Academy of Dermatopathology in New York City, under the direction of world-renowned dermatopathologist, the late A. Bernard Ackerman. Dr. Cole’s philosophy is that the patient comes first in every diagnosis, and that the clinician needs definitive answers in order to best treat their patients. Having seen over half a million dermatopathology cases in his practice, he is uniquely suited to provide answers quickly and accurately. When Dr. Cole is not behind the microscope, he enjoys creating one of a kind functional works of art such as tables, bowls, and pens using reclaimed urban timber, and working on his organic farm near Boise.

Krystal Reyes, DPT is a physical therapist with over 10 years of experience specializing in the treatment of vestibular disorders, including balance challenges and dizziness. She is the founder of Boise’s only non-hospital-based therapy clinic dedicated exclusively to vestibular rehabilitation, providing expert, patient-centered care to help individuals regain stability and confidence in their daily lives

She has received a comprehensive Vestibular Rehabilitation Certificate, and has extensive hours of continuing education and training for treating a myriad of dizzy and balance disorders.

Krystal was raised in Idaho, and now resides in Boise with her husband and three young boys. She loves to travel, be outside with her family, and explore all of the amazing amenities that the Treasure Valley has to offer. Being able to to uniquely help each patient to improve their quality of life is what she loves most about treating vestibular disorders. Anyone that has personally experienced or knows someone who has experienced dizziness knows how extremely debilitating it can be to their entire life. She loves being able to play a role in helping them return to a more normal life again.

Dr. Eden is a board certified vascular surgeon practicing at Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center in Boise, ID. Clinical specialties include open and endovascular treatment of peripheral arterial disease including limb preservation, thoracic and abdominal aortic aneurysm repair, carotid artery disease, hemodialysis access creation and maintenance, and venous insufficiency. She completed her residency training at Saint Joseph Hospital in Chicago, IL and fellowship in vascular surgery at Corewell Health in Royal Oak, MI.

Bart McDonald, PT, MPT, ECS, FMSK, is the founder of Diagnostic Solutions and Superior Physical Therapy. Bart graduated from Emory University School of Medicine in Physical Therapy in 2000. He opened his first outpatient clinic in 2004, and since then, Superior Physical Therapy has since grown to eight clinics across Southeastern Idaho. After earning his ABPTS certification in Clinical Electrophysiologic Testing (ECS) in 2020, and completing a Fellowship in Musculoskeletal Ultrasound, Bart created Diagnostic Solutions, a group that performs electrodiagnostic (EMG) and musculoskeletal ultrasound testing. Diagnostic Solutions performs diagnostic tests for orthopedic surgeons, hand surgeons, neurosurgeons, pain specialists, primary care, podiatry, sports medicine, and physical therapy clinics in Idaho, Utah and Montana. Mr. McDonald has served as the Vice Chair of the NMSKUS SIG, the President of the Nominating Committee for APTA Idaho, and has utilized the Private Practice Section’s Peer2Peer as a critical role in outpatient management. In January of 2025, Mr. McDonald partnered with Mountain Land Physical Therapy and is the Director of Clinical Diagnostic Services for Mountain Land Partners.  He is passionate about building the PT profession to become the musculoskeletal primary care providers, accurately finding the true diagnosis for each patient, and changing lives through cost effective delivery of care.

I have been married to my beautiful wife, Laura, for 39 years.  We have five adult children and thirteen grandchildren that we are very proud of.  I grew up in South Florida and came out west to go to college in 1981.  I have been a physician assistant for 27 years this next summer.  My hobbies are mainly my family, but I also love to go shooting, wander around the mountains and desert, and have recently started taking banjo lessons.

Dr. Adrianne Ross is a graduate of the New York College of Podiatric Medicine and attended the
Western Pennsylvania Hospital for surgical residency. She then completed a one-year
fellowship in trauma and reconstructive surgery at the Jewish/University of Louisville Medical
Center. She is originally from Ohio by way of Great Britain. Currently, she practices in Atlanta,
Georgia and serves as faculty for Emory Dekalb Podiatric Surgical Residency. She is the
immediate past president of the Georgia Podiatric Medical Association and serves as Chair of
Department of Podiatry and Department of Orthopedics at Emory Decatur Hospital. Dr. Ross
publishes, lectures, and enjoys a surgical emphasis on lower extremity skin and muscle flaps for
complex wound closures, as well as peripheral nerve reconstruction techniques.

Christopher Noll (Chris) is a Healthcare Risk & Compliance Specialist with Medical Compliance Associates (MCA), a medical billing, coding, and documentation consulting firm. Chris joined the MCA team full time in September of 2022 after spending five years in enterprise risk management at a local health system known for its high-quality of care both nationally and internationally, in addition to being the largest private employer in the region. Chris has enjoyed working as a nurse for 30 years, providing care in a variety of clinical settings, including hospice, oncology, critical care, and home health. Prior to specializing in Risk Management and Compliance, Chris spent 13 years working in management, education, and leadership. Chris specializes in education and process improvement. He is highly effective in developing strong teams that are based on a foundation of trust and mutually shared goals. He established and maintained positive relationships between healthcare providers and clinical staff. Chris is known for long-term collaboration with regulatory agencies and service line certification.

Eli Harris was raised in Wyoming. He received a Bachelor of Science degree from Brown University, attended Medical School at University of Washington, completed an anesthesiology residency at University of New Mexico, and finished his interventional pain management fellowship at the University of Virginia in 2018. He started working at the Saint Alphonsus Comprehensive Pain and Spine clinics in 2018. He is currently the medical director for the pain clinics at Saint Alphonsus and serves on their Finance and Strategy Committee, assists as an expert panelist for the State of Idaho’s Opioids, Pain and Substance Abuse panel, and teaches medical students as faculty at University of Washington and Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine. He participates in teaching CME for various pain diagnoses and management options and authored a chapter in Practical Management of Neuropathic Pain. However, most of his professional time is spent evaluating and treating patients. He is married and has 5 children, including a set of twins. His interests include mountain biking around the Treasure Valley, cooking, and cheering on his kids at their games.

Melissa Galli is a Dual-Fellowship Trained Foot & Ankle Surgeon and Co-Assistant Director of The CORE Institute Reconstructive Foot & Ankle Fellowship in Phoenix, AZ. She’s a partner at The CORE Institute and within its management arm, HOPCo, a company focused on providing value-based care nationwide in the Orthopedic space. She’s an active mother of two boys who loves a great ski town. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with family, reading, cooking and hiking.

After graduating from the University of Kansas with a degree in Microbiology, Dr Spiess went on the study medicine, first at Trinity College in Dublin Ireland and then at Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences in Missouri. She completed an Internal Medicine residency followed by an Infectious Disease fellowship at The University of Vermont. After graduation she stayed on at UVM as faculty and a teaching attending, as well as grant manager for two years before coming West. Dr. Spiess worked as an ID physician and physician head of Employee Health at PeaceHealth in Bellingham, Washington before joining the ID group at Saint Alphonsus in 8/2024. She is a microbiology nerd and loves almost anything ID related.  She has two sons, a new grandson (born 12/24/25), 4 dogs, a cat, and a snake. She loves to ski and mountain bike in her free time and is planning to retire in Japan one day.