Technically, she's a nurse practitioner, not a doctor. There are no physicians in that practice, only NPs. They can take vitals, diagnose conditions, run tests and, in Florida, prescribe (most?) medications. Pretty close to a GP/PCP.

Once the bottom drops out of the corrupt "healthcare" system, it's likely there will be lots of these types of "concierge medicine" practices cropping up. They're not bound by the diktats of the cabal-ese hospital administration controlled by the big DS corporations (that gobbled up all/most of the hospitals and inserted their evil little minions into power positions). In other words, these trained medical professionals can actually work to heal their patients.