About Us
At Edelica Health we know that depression can be a disabling, life-changing disease, but it no longer has to be.
Meet the Edelica Health Team
Kevin Kane, MD
Dr. Kevin Kane, MD founded Edelica Health (formerly Ketamine Milwaukee) in 2017. He is a physician anesthesiologist, nationally known in the ketamine space, who has been featured on CNN. As medical director of Edelica, he has personally administered or overseen over 4,000 ketamine infusions.
Dr. Kane was born and raised in Wisconsin, a graduate of UW-Milwaukee (’89) and completed both his MD(‘93) and residency (‘97) at the Medical College of Wisconsin. He is board-certified by the American Board of Anesthesiology and has been a ASKP3 member since its inception.
He loves spending time with his wife and two daughters, and can be found in the summers out on the lake wake surfing or riding his electric surfboard or e-foil. On occasion, he’s been spotted at a local fencing club with his girls, learning the art of fencing!
Cody Brunet, DNP
Cody grew up in Milwaukee and Waukesha and joined the Army at seventeen because he thought it was cool. His first deployment got him thinking about healthcare as a possible career. He graduated from UW-Oshkosh in Nursing, where he also met his future wife. He worked in the Fox Valley at an emergency room in Neenah Wisconsin for five years. He was then deployed to Afghanistan.
When he returned to Wisconsin, he moved to Madison to continue his education and worked in the emergency room at UW Hospital. After graduating with his Master’s degree in Nursing. He began his Nurse Practitioner career at Aspirus Divine Savior Hospital in Portage.
He currently lives in Madison with his wife, seven year-old daughter, three year old twins and his Jack-Russel Terrier. He loves spending time with the family, playing games and admits to knowing way too much about Disney princesses than a grown man should know.
Lindsay Holzhauer, BSN, APNP-BC
Lindsay has been a Board-Certified Family Nurse Practitioner since 2005. She is originally from Ohio, where she earned her Bachelor’s degree in Nursing from Kent State University in Youngstown Ohio. After graduation, she started working as a Nurse at Ohio State University Medical Center, where she met her husband who was a resident at the hospital. They moved to Wisconsin and she started working at Children’s Hospital as a Critical Care Nurse. She continued her learning and earned her Master’s degree in Nursing from Concordia University – Mequon, where she graduated with honors. She has spent most of her career working in Mental Health, Primary Care, Adolescent Health, and Women’s Health.
She has been with Edelica Health since 2020 and loves being able to help patients through their Ketamine wellness journey.
When Lindsay is not working, she enjoys spending time with her husband and five children. Lindsay also enjoys making the most of the Wisconsin winters snow skiing and snowmobiling. She also tries to make wellness a priority in her life through nutrition and exercise.
Tracy Zindars, IV Tech
Tracy has been an IV Tech for most of her career. She attended school for Phlebotomy and started a position at GI Associates, where she became an IV Tech.
She was tired of being the butt of all the family’s jokes, so she made a career change and started in EMS and is currently an AEMT. She had been a volunteer at the Ashippun Fire Department but decided to not renew this past November. She also teaches Basic Life Support through Advanced Professional Healthcare Education.
She loves spending time with her husband and three daughters and is especially grateful for family dinners that don’t happen nearly as often as she would like. She enjoys walks with her husband and dog, Frankie and is hoping to get more Hot Yoga sessions in the new year!
Charmaine (Char) Poppe
Char trained as a Medical Assistant at Stratton College, and earned her B.A in business management from Alvervno College. She has worked in both clinical and administrative roles in a variety of settings over her 20+ year medical career.
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