Dr. Brent HolmquistMD

Family Medicine

at Good Life Medicine DPC — Omaha, NE

About

S. in Biology and Environmental Studies from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 2001. He spent three years as a lab technician in the UNL Agronomy Department before his wife Melissa returned to Creighton for her nursing degree, which drew him toward medicine. He earned his medical degree from Creighton School of Medicine in 2008 and completed his Family Medicine residency at Clarkson Family Medicine in 2011.

Dr. Holmquist spent a decade practicing at Alegent Health, later CHI Health, at the Maple Hills Clinic before founding Good Life Medicine DPC in 2021. He focuses on complex medical conditions and chronic disease management. He values primary care for the opportunity to follow patients across every phase of life. Dr. Holmquist approaches clinical decisions through an evidence-based lens, a perspective shaped by his science background. He and Melissa run the practice together, with the shared goal of helping patients make sound health decisions.

Education & Training

Undergraduate

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, B.S. Biology and Environmental Studies, 2001

Medical School

Creighton School of Medicine, 2004-2008

Residency

Clarkson Family Medicine Residency, 2008-2011

Additional Training

Lab technician, UNL Agronomy Department (3 years prior to medical school)

Conditions Treated

chronic disease
high blood pressure
complex medical conditions
acute injuries

Who is Dr. Holmquist right for?

Dr. Holmquist works well with adults, children, and families who want a long-term relationship with a single physician. Patients managing chronic conditions like high blood pressure or complex diagnoses benefit from his focused, unhurried approach. He suits patients who value transparent costs and direct access to their doctor by phone, text, or video. Those motivated to invest in preventive health and early intervention find a strong partner in Dr. Holmquist.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Dr. Holmquist treats a broad range of conditions as a family medicine physician. His clinical focus includes chronic disease management, high blood pressure, complex medical conditions, and acute injuries. He also provides preventive care, annual physicals, and acute illness visits for patients of all ages.

Yes, Dr. Holmquist accepts new patients at Good Life Medicine DPC. He caps his panel at 500 to 600 patients to keep visit times meaningful and access reliable. Prospective patients can call or email the practice to learn about enrollment.

Dr. Holmquist earned his medical degree from Creighton School of Medicine in 2008. He completed his Family Medicine residency at Clarkson Family Medicine in Omaha in 2011. Before medical school, he spent three years working as a lab technician at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Dr. Holmquist has practiced family medicine in Omaha for over a decade. He worked at the Maple Hills Clinic under Alegent Health and later CHI Health from 2011 to 2021 before founding Good Life Medicine DPC.

Dr. Holmquist takes a proactive, evidence-based approach to chronic disease. He prioritizes early intervention and thorough patient education. His panel size gives him enough time per visit to manage multiple conditions without rushing through the history or exam.

Yes. Dr. Holmquist communicates with patients by phone, video, and text. Many issues that would otherwise require an office visit can resolve through a quick message or call. This access is included in the monthly membership fee.

Yes, Dr. Holmquist sees individuals and families of all ages. Family medicine trains physicians to care for patients across every life stage, and Dr. Holmquist values that continuity as one of the most rewarding aspects of primary care.

Dr. Holmquist values the ability to follow patients across different phases of their lives. He also finds purpose in being the first physician to evaluate complex or undiagnosed conditions. That breadth of practice is central to why he chose family medicine.

Doctor profile last updated April 2, 2026