Dr. Hatfield completed her undergrad at Indiana State University with the Rural Health Program. She went on to complete all of her medical school training in Terre Haute with the Rural Medical Education Program at the Indiana University School of Medicine, electing to remain in the area completing her residency at Union Hospital Family Medicine Residency in Terre Haute. Dr. Hatfield has been interested in full spectrum family medicine throughout her 11 years of rural training and looks forward to a long career in the area including inpatient, outpatient, nursing home, and prenatal/delivery care. She enjoys the opportunity for full community involvement offered by living where she works. When Dr. Hatfield is not busy caring for patients, her personal time is spent largely with family, including furry family members, as well as enjoying literature, music, and gardening.
Tom Milligan
VPCHC does an outstanding job in providing our healthcare needs. We are grateful to have Dr. Cundiff providing healthcare for my wife and I.
Brianna Miller
Valley Professional’s is absolutely wonderful! Michelle Meyer and her nurse are the best! Everyone there genuinely cares and helps to the best of their abilities!
Kanikele
I been to a lot of clinic that waiting takes about 1 hours to see Doctor, but valley clinic waiting time is 5 minutes, l really like valley clinic that I don't have to bring lunch with me 😕.
Wilson Bell
Michelle and her staff are truly amazing! They worked so well with my little kids & made the entire appointment easy and stress free for me as a mom. We have no regrets at all choosing Michelle as our provider
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