Thank you for your interest in becoming a member of The Happy Camper MD Private Membership Association! I am a family physician with over two decades of experience caring for patients in the Northland of Kansas City. After stepping away from traditional private practice, I took on the role of Chief Operating Officer (COO) at GoldCare.com, a growing community dedicated to connecting members with top-tier clinicians nationwide. Our network includes naturopaths, integrative practitioners, chiropractors, allopathic physicians, biologic dentists, dietitians, and more—all working collaboratively as private consultants when needed. The education and resources available through GoldCare are unparalleled, and I am passionate about growing this new healthcare paradigm as a powerful model for achieving optimal health and wellness.
Although I no longer see patients for primary care, I continue to do Botox injections either individually or at Happy Camper gatherings. Opt for a solo Botox appointment or join Happy Camper group gatherings. Get your injection and head out, or stick around to connect with other Happy Campers and share ideas for optimizing health and wellness. No medical topic is off limits.
Beyond my professional life, I cherish time with my family and love being near the water, whether by a lake or the ocean. I also enjoy reading, home fitness, traveling, and cheering on my favorite sports teams. I am married to my grade school sweetheart, Michael, and we have four children, along with Bentley, our beloved rescue dog and cancer survivor (sarcoma).
Botox Cost $13 per unit at Happy Camper Events (locations at either The TreeHouse or The Cottage) and $13.50 per unit for those who prefer a private appointment at Liberty Park Chiropractic office
The Happy Camper MD is a Private Membership Association (PMA) and only members are able to make appointments or attend events. To become a member, click the JOIN US button and membership forms be sent via email upon request. pay the one-time $25 membership fee.
PMA stands for Private Membership Association. PMAs date back to the 1950s, originally established to protect the right to associate and the right to privacy for civil rights groups. Today, PMAs exist in various forms, including healthcare centers, bars, restaurants, gyms, and markets/co-ops. Members agree that the organizations bylaws are the governing framework for operations.
