Team - H2H Clinic

Dr. John Tribble, MD

Family Medicine and Urgent Care

Dr. Tribble has been practicing Emergency Medicine for the last 13 years. He moved to Idaho to practice medicine when California began mandating an experimental injection without informed consent & lost a job in California for not complying with the state mandate for vaccination. He feels very strongly about medical freedom, medical privacy, patient and provider autonomy and informed consent. Even before he discovered Heart 2Heal, he was looking to put into practice something similar on his own, which would allow him to practice freely without the fear of censorship. He believes the doctor-patient relationship is sacred and private and every patient requires an individual approach. Dr. Tribble feels blessed and excited to be with a Christian, independent medical organization where he can freely use his talents to heal and minister to others. Most recently, he has specialized in bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (HRT). He received his Menopause Method certification through the Institute of Bioidentical Medicine. The Tribble family reside on a small farm in Emmett. Dr. Tribble and his wife have four children and two grandchildren.

Dr. Jake Roland

DC, DNM

Dr. Jake Roland, DC grew up in a small Arkansas town. After graduating high school, he enlisted in the U.S. Navy where he served as an Aerospace Medical Technician. He was responsible for providing routine medical care to pilots and aircrew where he gained hands on experience monitoring vitals, administering injections and IV’s, performing physical exams, minor surgeries, and sutures. After his time in Navy, Dr. Jake attended Arkansas State University to begin his academic journey leading him to Logan University, where he received his Doctorate of Chiropractic.

Specializing in functional and environmental medicine, Dr. Jake is passionate about helping patients who are struggling with environmentally acquired illnesses. His passion for helping these types of patients stems from his own personal struggle with chronic mold illness and chronic fatigue. Dr. Jake received his certification in diagnosis and management of chronic mold illness from mold expert Dr. Jill Crista. He is also a member of the International Society for Environmentally Acquired Illness. Dr. Jake has extensive training and experience in helping patients with a wide array of environmentally acquired illnesses such as autoimmune diseases, heavy metal toxicity, Lyme disease, chronic mold illness, Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome/CIRS, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, viral/bacterial infections, electromagnetic field sensitivity/EMF, multiple chemical sensitivity, ADHS, depression, anxiety, diabetes, etc.

Stephanie Dalton

Physician Assistant

Stephanie Dalton, PA-C is a board-certified physician assistant. She was born in Idaho and then spent much of her childhood in Alaska. She returned to Idaho to attend Boise State University. She completed her physician assistant studies at Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon. Stephanie received her Menopause Method certification through the Institute of Bioidentical Medicine. She has practiced in a variety of specialties including family medicine, internal medicine, hospital based medicine, orthopedic spine surgery, otolaryngology, and pediatric plastic surgery throughout the course of her career her in the Treasure Valley.

When Stephanie is not working in the clinic, you can find her cycling, swimming, hiking, skiing, running, camping, and rock climbing with her husband and children. She loves being a wife and mother, is active in her church and loves being able to serve her community through meeting the health needs of families. She also serves on the board of directors for Lifeline Pregnancy Resource Center. Her passion is medical missions and she travels frequently throughout the world to touch people’s hearts and souls through meeting their physical needs. One of her favorite verses is Luke 10:37, “…Go, and do thou likewise…”