The medical office of Wayne Hollopeter, M.D. is located in Grangeville, Idaho, situated in the north central region of the state.

We invite you to know more about Dr. Hollopeter and his staff by clicking on a link below or photo to the right:

(shown left to right) Jayci Frei, Receptionist; Kathy Fuchs, RN; Bart Stears, Secretary; Marty Horner, RN, Receptionist; Wayne Hollopeter, MD

Wayne Hollopeter, MD

Dr. Hollopeter has over 25 years of experience in family practice in Grangeville.  Following an undergraduate and MD degree at Indiana University, he completed a rotating internship at a county hospital in Indianapolis.  After working on the Indian Health Services in southern Arizona, he established his practice in Grangeville in 1973.  He is a member of the American Academy of Family Physicians and enjoys participating in the training of young medical students from the University of Washington each summer.  He raises cattle, runs, bikes, and skis.  His wife, Alexia, is a junior high math teacher.  They have three children:  A son, Gunther, who is getting his doctorate in neuroscience at UCSF, a daughter, Sarah, who is a resident in FP, and a younger son, Desmond, who is obtaining a masters degree in education.

Kathy Fuchs, RN

Kathy has worked for Dr. Hollopeter since 1979.  She is married to Ernie Fuchs and they reside on their farm in Nezperce.  She has 3 adult children and 5 grandchildren.  Kathy enjoys time spend with the grandchildren, hiking, biking with friends, and reading.

Marty Horner, RN, Receptionist

    Marty and Stan came to the Camas Prairie 7 years ago to enjoy the beautiful country.  Their Cottonwood home has a large garden.  Marty has a background in nursing and secretarial work. 

Jayci Frei, Receptionist

    Jayci has worked in the office for three and a half years.  She is married to Chad who is a crop duster on the prairie.  They have one son, Josh.  Jayci enjoys spending time with her family, especially in the outdoors.   

Bart Stears, Secretary

    Bart is currently a student at GHS.  He has been working at Dr. Hollopeter's office since September through the high school's work release program.  After graduating, he plans to go to Texas to work through the summer, after which he will be serving an LDS mission.