Access to a physician close to home matters in any community, but it takes on added importance in rural mountain areas where the next option may be a considerable drive away. Grand County doctors provide everything from preventive care and routine exams to chronic disease management and treatment for acute illnesses. Showcased in the Best of Grand contest, these physicians help residents, families and seasonal populations maintain access to medical care throughout the region.
Dr. Meghan Mont, DO, is a board-certified family medicine physician who provides primary care for patients of all ages. Her services include preventive exams, pediatric growth and development monitoring and chronic condition management. A graduate of the A.T. Still University Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine, Mont also provides care in English and Spanish, expanding access for Spanish-speaking patients in the community.
Dr. Anna Johanson, MD, practices family medicine with an emphasis on preventive care, long-term wellness and individualized health management. Her work in rural health care provides residents and families with ongoing access to primary medical services closer to home.
Dr. Darcy Selenke, MD, is a family medicine physician at Winter Park Medical Center, operated by Denver Health. A graduate of the University of Kansas School of Medicine, she provides general primary care and treatment for acute illnesses, along with lifestyle-related medical care. Her practice serves both year-round residents and seasonal visitors in the Winter Park area.
Dr. Mark Paulsen, MD, is a board-certified family medicine physician with more than 35 years of medical practice. His broad range of primary care services includes treatment for respiratory infections and headaches, minor surgical procedures and chronic disease management. Paulsen also incorporates lifestyle guidance into his approach to patient care.
Dr. Todd Odegaard, DO, is a board-certified family practice physician who provides broad-spectrum family medicine, preventive health screenings and diagnosis of acute conditions. He earned his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from Midwestern University in Glendale, Arizona, and completed a family practice residency with Southern Colorado Family Medicine. His work supports access to primary medical care for Grand County's rural population.
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