Brianna Boutin, FNP-C

A Maine native, Brianna completed her graduate studies from the University of Southern Maine (USM) in 2015. Prior to graduate school, she completed a BSN at Saint Joseph’s College of Maine in 2009. In addition to being a family trained Nurse Practitioner, she holds dual board certifications as a holistic health care practitioner (BCHHP) and a nutrition educator (NLC). Brianna spent the first eight years of her professional career in primary care pediatrics. She has continued with her passion to serve the smallest of patients while expanding to care for the family as a whole.

Brianna is a tenacious patient advocate and is determined to be part of the movement to change the way primary care is delivered in our country. She believes the patient comes first before the needs of the health care system and knows that she can break through the barrier created by health insurance companies to give you direct access to the best primary care services you can receive.

Beacon is a primary care practice inspired by you, the patient. Here at Beacon, a core value is the empowerment of patients of all ages. This is best achieved by removing the middleman, aka insurance-driven healthcare. You and your family can achieve optimal health by receiving evidence-based high-quality care with financial transparency, stability, predictability and the maintenance of a long term trusting relationship delivered directly by your provider. Beacon was built on the premise that modern primary health care requires a unique approach to meet the needs of patients. Beacon removes barriers to give you direct access to your provider who will care for you and your whole family.

With an affordable monthly membership, you will receive care without navigating the hassle, complexity, and confusion of traditional healthcare insurance. The pricing for care is transparent and simple. You will have a professional relationship with a provider who is prudent, thorough, compassionate, dependable, and who prioritizes putting you above the needs of the healthcare system.