Our Story

Nephi Redd, DO is a board-certified physician with over a decade of clinical experience spanning pediatric medicine, military service, and functional wellness.
He completed his residency training in Pediatrics in 2015 — a specialty that shaped how he thinks about medicine. Pediatrics isn't just about treating sick children. It's about understanding the whole person over time: how the body develops, how early patterns become long-term trajectories, and how proactive care prevents the problems that reactive medicine scrambles to fix. That philosophy never left him.
Following residency, Dr. Redd served as an Active Duty military physician, providing care for service members and their families. He continues to serve today as a Field Surgeon with the Idaho Army National Guard — a role that has deepened his understanding of performance, resilience, and what the human body is capable of when it's properly supported.
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As a husband and father of 5 children, he remains clinically active as a practicing physician in pediatric urgent care — because the commitment to hands-on patient care isn't something he's willing to set aside. Stone House exists alongside that work, not in place of it, because he believes there is a gap in how medicine serves adults who are not sick enough for the hospital but are far from thriving.
Yes, he trained in pediatrics. And no, that isn't a contradiction. The same instinct that drives a pediatrician — catching problems early, optimizing for long-term health, treating the whole patient rather than the isolated complaint — is exactly what drives functional medicine for adults. The patients change. The philosophy doesn't.