Meet your clinicians

Dr. Millsaps is a board-certified Family Medicine Physician and is fellowship trained in Primary Care Sports Medicine. She initially moved to Cairo in 2000 with her family from St. Cloud, FL. She went to FSU for undergrad and grad school, then Saba University School of Medicine. She completed her residency at HCA-UCF NFRMC in Gainesville, FL, where she received the Chris Clarke Humanitarian and Jerry Sawyre Scholastic Achievement awards. After her fellowship at UNLV, Las Vegas, in 2022, she moved back with her husband to raise their children in the small-town comforts of Cairo. She started working immediately with Dr. Mark Hudson at Quail Ridge, learning invaluable knowledge and skills for the next three years. She purchased the practice in 2025 with the hopes of continuing the same exceptional care his patients have become accustomed to for another 30 years.

Dr. Millsaps cares deeply for her patients as individuals and believes everyone deserves to be treated with respect and kindness. She insists that patients have autonomy in their and their children’s healthcare treatments—the way things used to be. She has privileges at Archbold Grady and admits both her adult and pediatric patients, as well as sees newborns. She also provides nursing home care at Archbold Living Cairo. She is the team physician for Thomas University and the medical director for the two largest Amateur Motocross races. She cares for many of the amateur and professional motocross athletes and their families who visit Cairo from all over the world. She performs everything from Pap smears to ultrasound-guided platelet plasma injections. She aims to deliver advanced medicine with the wholesome small-town doctor feel for the next 30 years.

Dr. Millsaps lives with her husband, David, her toddlers, Roksen and Acelynn, and four sweet mutts. She loves taking her kids swimming, “on bear hunts,” side-by-side rides, and teaching them to ride their dirt bikes.

Koral Dean is a Family Nurse Practitioner with a dedication to providing compassionate, patient-centered care to our local community. She graduated from Valdosta State University and continues to attend VSU to further her education. Prior to becoming an NP, Koral spent five years as an ICU nurse, where she developed strong critical care skills and a commitment to supporting patients and their families during life’s most challenging moments. Koral values building strong connections within her community and believes in empowering and guiding individuals to take an active role in their health. She is a certified lactation consultant and helps moms both in and out of our practice.

Koral has close ties to the community and lives here with her husband and baby daughter, Charlee. Charlee spent some time in the NICU, where Koral gained a lot of experience as both a mom and NP that will prove invaluable to her pediatric patients and parents. As a family, they love fishing, hunting, or simply soaking up the fresh air. Koral has a great work ethic and is full of energy—she is ready to hit the ground running taking care of the city of Cairo.

Luisa Johnson is a seasoned Family Nurse Practitioner with over 10 years of experience in an array of clinical settings. She obtained her nursing degree from State College of Florida, Manatee and her Nurse Practitioner degree from Frontier Nursing University. As a nurse, she worked in the ER, cardiac ICU, Home Health, and Moffitt Cancer Center.

After obtaining her NP, she excelled for years in Dr. Ness’ family medicine clinic in Tallahassee, gaining a wide breadth of experience with adults, pediatrics, and women’s health. She then moved on to become a reputable provider in the aesthetics industry, known for her mastery of Botox and fillers. After managing Allure Spa, she decided to return to family medicine where she feels fulfilled by the relationships she has with patients and making a positive impact in their health. She takes the time and effort to get to the root of the problem with each patient. She has been at Quail Ridge for the past year and has helped numerous patients tackle their chronic conditions.

Luisa lives with her husband, Bryan, two teenage boys, Cooper and Jake, and two dogs. She can be found in a large fisherman’s hat tending to her luscious garden full of sponges and peppers or talking to her egg-laying girls in their coop.