Kathryn Miller, MD

Kathryn Miller, MD, is an internal medicine doctor who provides primary care sports medicine at UW Health. She is an assistant professor at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, Department of Medicine, Division of General Internal Medicine. Dr. Miller provides preventive and chronic disease management as well as treats sports injuries in adults while focusing on preventive health care and helping people maintain optimal health and achieve their health goals.

Dr. Miller also serves as the medical director for the Knee and Hip Comprehensive Non-Surgical Osteoarthritis Management Clinic. This clinic manages adult patients with knee or hip osteoarthritis using physical activity, weight management, medications and injections to control arthritis symptoms.

Dr. Miller’s research focuses on sports medicine, diabetes, obesity and osteoarthritis.

When not working, Dr. Miller enjoys spending time outdoors biking, hiking, running and e-bike racing. She also has a passion for cooking plant-based meals.

I enjoy getting to know people over time and identifying what is important to them. It’s important to me to help people achieve their best health and meet their health goals.