and I am proud to have been part of that.” For Dr. Holmes, returning to her hometown felt natural as she felt right at home with Scheurer Health. “Location was always a big deal. I wanted to come back here to Huron County and, specifically, come to Scheurer. I know a lot of providers here, including my mom and they all really love their job. It is rewarding to see them excel in their field that they are passionate about.” Dr. Holmes said becoming a parent has given her an even greater appreciation for the families she works with. “I always remind myself that every patient I see is someone’s parent, child or sibling,” she said. “That mindset helps me approach every case with compassion.” Dr. Katelyn Holmes is seeing patients in the clinic at Scheurer Primary Care – Pigeon, as well as on the Acute Care floor. That dual setting allows her to provide continuity of care, something she values deeply. Dr. Elisabeth Milligan is seeing patients at our Bad Axe location of Scheurer Primary Care. While Dr. Milligan and Dr. Holmes each bring their own style and specialty to Scheurer Health, they share a sense of purpose that runs deeper than just their white coats. They know the roads their patients drive, the towns they grew up in and the values that shape this region. The Thumb isn’t just where they’re from; it’s a place they call home. TOP: Dr. Milligan at Scheurer Primary Care - Bad Axe. MIDDLE TOP: Depending on who you ask, “doctor” may not be the most prestigious title of Dr. Milligan, seen here as the 71st Michigan Bean Queen. MIDDLE BOTTOM: The daughter of Brenda Kretzschmer, FNP-BC, medicine had an early influence for Dr. Holmes. BOTTOM: Dr. Katelyn Holmes on the floor of Acute Care in Pigeon, where she also sees patients in the clinic.
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