Dr. Luisa Collins is a powerhouse in modern medicine—a double board-certified nurse practitioner in Family Medicine and Psychiatric Mental Health, with a doctorate and passion for whole-person systems based care.

Her expertise bridges conventional clinical practice with advanced training in Longevity and Functional Medicine, she brings a multifaceted perspective to patient care. She earned a Diplomate Certification from the American Board of Anti-Aging Health Practitioners and is pursuing a distinguished fellowship in longevity science, integrative, and functional medicine through American Association for Medical Research (A4M) and George Washington University (GWU). She has completed the full suite of advanced practice training through The Institute of Functional Medicine (IFM) and further distinguishes her background with the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) board certification as a Certified Professional in Healthcare Information and Management Systems (CPHIMS).

Dr. Luisa is experienced and trained in addiction medicine and prescribes Suboxone, a medication used in treatment for opioid use disorder. This therapy helps manage cravings and withdrawal symptoms and is integrated into a personalized, comprehensive recovery plan.

What sets Dr. Luisa apart isn’t just her credentials, it is her approach. She views optimal health as more than absence of illness—it’s the pursuit of a vibrant, fully engaged life. By combining cutting-edge neuroscience, a systems biology framework, and a strong emphasis on preventive medicine, she partners with patients to optimize brain and body function to support longer-lasting health and a higher quality of everyday life.

When she’s not in the clinic or diving into the latest medical research, she can be found on the golf course, lifting weights, cycling, or enjoying the outdoors with her family, loved ones, and two Shih Tzus. She is originally from Madrid, Spain, and fluent in Castilian Spanish.