Nicholas J. Beaulieu, MD

"Dr. Nick has over 25 years’ experience in Family Medicine, Urgent Care, Travel Medicine, and Emergency Medicine. He’s dedicated his whole career to building an independent, family-run, community-focused practice and finding innovative ways to make healthcare, effective, efficient, accessible, and fairly prices for all patients, whether they have insurance or not. Dr. Nick oversees our Urgent Care Clinic, Family Medicine Practice, and Travel Medicine Clinic. In his personal practice, Dr. Nick focuses on Functional Medicine, (anchor link to Functional Medicine paragraph on HPH page) working with patients in our Highland Personal Health (Link to HPH landing page) program who want to be more proactive and optimize their health. Dr. Nick is certified by The Institute for Functional Medicine Dr. Nick completed his Bachelor of Science degree in Biology, with minors in Chemistry and English, at the University of Miami. He received his Medical Degree from Morehouse School of Medicine and completed his Residency in Family Practice at California Hospital Medical Center (1993-1996), where he served as Chief Resident from 1995-1996. Dr. Nick is certified in Functional Medicine, Family Medicine, and Travel Medicine. He is fluent in medical Spanish, as well as English and is a member of the International Society of Travel Medicine and of the Direct Primary Care Coalition."

"Highland Urgent Care and Family Medicine is a full-service family medicine practice with an urgent care clinic and travel medicine practice. Since we became part of this community in 2004, our goal has always been to build a practice focused on providing exceptional healthcare and building relationships – with our patients and our neighbors. Over the years, we’ve grown a deep love for our people and deep roots in the community. Over these same years, the state of healthcare has evolved in a way that has distanced the relationship between doctors and patients. Insurance companies are now third-party middle men standing between us. Expenses have skyrocketed. And the whole industry has become so multi-layered and complicated, access to care is often difficult, and it’s almost impossible to predict how much medical care will (or should) cost."