Meet The Team

Dr. Hoge started practicing Hospital medicine in 2012 in Bozeman, Montana and is board certified in Internal Medicine. She is an expert in chronic disease management. She obtained a fellowship from the American Academy of Physicians and is an active medical student instructor. She transitioned into the Medical Director role in Wound and Hyperbaric medicine in 2019.  Dr. Hoge began her private mobile wound practice in 2023. Her interests are in healing wounds, biofilm, improving patient outcomes, and innovative technologies.

Tyson serves as Chief Operating Officer where he focuses on creating a smooth, supportive experience for both patients and providers. His role centers on making care accessible, organized, and easy to navigate so patients can focus on healing rather than logistics. With a background in healthcare operations, Tyson emphasizes communication, efficiency, and removing barriers that can delay care. He works closely with clinical staff to ensure documentation and patient communication remain clear and dependable throughout the treatment process. Tyson earned a Bachelor of Arts in Marketing from Westminster College in Fulton, Missouri. Based in Colorado, Tyson works remotely to support the Apricity team and remains closely connected to patients and providers through day-to-day communication and coordination.

Lupine Cramer serves as the Administrative Coordinator and oversees day-to-day operations, patient communication, appointment scheduling, documentation, and organizational systems within the practice. She plays a key role in ensuring patients receive timely, efficient, and compassionate support throughout their care. A Montana native, Lupine is passionate about connecting with fellow Montanans and helping them access high-quality wound care and the medical services they need. She graduated from Bozeman High School and went on to earn her Bachelor’s degree with High Honors in International Studies and Anthropology from the University of Florida. Outside of work, Lupine enjoys riding her bicycle and cooking delicious meals for friends and family.

Michele Geppert, ARNP is a Family Nurse Practitioner providing patient-centered wound care grounded in thoughtful assessment, practicality, and trust. She specializes in the evaluation and management of complex and chronic wounds across skilled nursing, long-term care, assisted living, and home-based settings. Michele earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Montana State University and her Master of Science in Nursing as a Family Nurse Practitioner from Duquesne University. With over a decade of experience as a nurse in intensive care and family medicine, she approaches care by considering the whole patient — medical history, mobility, comfort, and personal goals — to develop evidence-based, collaborative treatment plans that align with each patient’s needs and care setting.  

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Amanda Murray is a nurse practitioner who works and lives in Great Falls, MT. She obtained a BSN from Montana State University in 2007, her wound care certification from WCEI in 2010, and her MSN, FNP from Gonzaga University in 2020. Since graduating with her BSN in 2007, Amanda has worked in many wound care settings including outpatient, podiatry, consulting, OR, and the inpatient hospital setting . After much persistence and pursuit Amanda went on to open a hospital outpatient wound care department at the Great Falls Clinic in September 2020 -2025. Now she works in her own private wound care practice, KISS METHOD WOUND CARE & WELLNESS, PLLC that serves patients at home and in-office settings. Amanda takes a multidisciplinary approach to wound care and treats each patient individually. She says that being a wound care clinician is a lot like being a detective; there are many moving parts and missing pieces, no case is the same as another, and the challenge is finding the missing link that prevents healing. Amanda is happy to partner with Apricity to offer care to skilled and long-term care patients in Central MT.