Dr. Myriam Edwards-Miller is a double board-certified primary care physician specializing in Internal Medicine and Geriatric Medicine. After completing medical school in Puerto Rico, Dr. Edwards-Miller moved to the U.S. to complete her Internal Medicine residency and Geriatric Medicine fellowship at Hurley Medical Center in Flint, Michigan. She spent several years in Michigan practicing in a wide range of clinical settings, including primary care, hospital, and extended care facilities. In addition, Dr. Edwards-Miller taught as an associate professor at Michigan State and served as the Program Director for Hurley Medical Centers Geriatric Medicine Fellowship program. the years, Dr. Edwards-Miller has been recognized a number of times for her leadership and the wonderful care she provides her patients, including the 2005 Michigan Governor's Award for Excellence, the 2010 Geriatric Fellowship Professionalism Award, and the 2012 Health Care Hero Award. Dr. Edwards-Miller moved to Florida in 2016 and has been an outstanding addition to VIPcare. In her free time, Dr. Edwards-Miller enjoys cooking for her family and reading all types of genres. A native of the Dominican Republic, she loves to escape to the Caribbean Islands to spend time on the beautiful palm-lined beaches.

Dr. Stephan Seecharan is a board-certified primary care physician. He was born and raised in Trinidad and Tobago. He won one of fifty academic scholarships out of a total of 25,000 students and used the scholarship to pursue his dream of becoming a doctor. After completing medical school in Trinidad, Dr. Seecharan worked in Orthopedics and Internal Medicine. He then relocated to the United States and completed his residency in Internal Medicine at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine/Jackson Memorial Hospital program. Dr. Seecharan worked in Miami in a private clinic for two years. In his free time Dr. Seecharan enjoys playing soccer, running occasionally and experiencing the outdoors. For the past nine years, Dr. Seecharan has been caring for patients in Ocala. He loves Ocala and believes it is a great place for his young family. Unfortunately for Gator fans, he is still a University of Miami Hurricanes supporter!