Caylin Cheney, ARNP, is certified as a family nurse practitioner by the American Association of Nurse Practitioners. She has a special interest in women’s health and providing health care for LGTBQ+ folks, as well as incorporating issues of social justice into patient care.

She was born and raised in Connecticut. She completed her undergraduate studies in English and Law at Northeastern University in Boston, where she lived for 10 years while working in health care quality improvement at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. She moved to Seattle in 2014 and completed her Master of Science in Nursing at Seattle University.

Caylin loves exploring all the Pacific Northwest has to offer with her family and puppy. She loves hiking, yoga, and learning to play the guitar.

• Interest in LGBTQ+ health
• Prescribes pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP)
• Transgender hormone therapy

Matthew Hallowell, MD, MS, is interested in the breadth of medicine including sports medicine, pediatrics, women’s health and the diversity that comes with practicing family medicine. Dr. Hallowell was born in Southern California and completed his undergraduate training at UC Irvine in Biological Sciences and Physics. He moved to Washington, DC and earned a master’s degree at Georgetown in physiology. He then traveled down to the bayou for medical school at Tulane in New Orleans, LA and completed his residency at LSU-New Orleans in family medicine. His awards and accomplishments during residency included: Intern of the Year, Co-Chief Resident, and Chief Resident. After finishing residency, he packed up with his wife and newborn son to return to the West Coast to join family and friends in the awesome Seattle area.

Dr. Hallowell enjoys the outdoors, hiking, biking, literature, music and film as well as spending time with his wife and son. He’s also an avid hockey fan and player who is eagerly awaiting the NHL’s arrival to Seattle.

Dina Nguyen, MD is certified in family medicine by the American Board of Family Medicine. She provides care for children and adults with a special focus on women's health services and preventative medicine. Dr. Nguyen served as a family care physician at Sutter Regional Medical Group since 2006. She received her Bachelor of Science in Genetics at University of California of Davis. She earned her medical degree at Ross University School of Medicine and completed her family practice residency at Memorial Hospital in Savannah, Georgia.

Dr. Nguyen strives to provide exceptional quality and personalized patient care. In her free time, she enjoys travel, reading, and spending time with her family.

Seema Rai, MD earned her medical degree from Patliputra Medical College in India and completed her family medicine residency training at AnMed Health in Anderson, South Carolina.

Dr. Rai enjoys practice in primary care for people of all ages and from all walks of life. She especially enjoys chronic disease management, women's health, complementary and alternative medicine, preventive medicine and geriatrics.

In her free time, she loves spending time with family, hiking, and travelling.

Sherry Tillinghast, LMHC, is experienced in treating a variety of mental health issues. Her areas of expertise include anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship issues. Sherry has worked with adolescents, adults of all ages, couples, and families. She is licensed by the Washington State Department of Health and is a member of the American Counseling Association.

Sherry’s approach to counseling involves collaborating with patients in an effort to help them resolve issues in the healthiest way possible. She views the patient as an expert on herself/himself, and sees the counselor as a supportive facilitator. Sherry takes a pragmatic approach to counseling. This involves understanding what the patient wants, working with the patient to devise a reasonable plan, encouraging the patient to follow through with the plan, helping the patient evaluate the success of his/her efforts, and working with the patient to revise the plan, when necessary.

Sherry grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio. She earned a Masters of Science in criminal justice from University of Cincinnati, and a Masters of Science in clinical mental health counseling from Northern Kentucky University. After completing her studies, Sherry served as a counselor at the Health Resource Center in Cincinnati before relocating to southwest Virginia, where she worked as a family services specialist for the Giles County Department of Social Services and as an EAP consultant for Carilion Clinic. In her spare time, Sherry enjoys being outdoors, reading, spoiling her two cats, listening to music and podcasts, and traveling. Sherry’s favorite outdoor activity is hiking. In 2018, she completed Virginia’s Triple Crown by hiking McAfee Knob, Dragon Tooth, and Tinker Cliff. In less than two weeks of relocating to Washington, Sherry completed two hikes at Mount Rainer. Sherry is looking forward to continuing to explore the Pacific Northwest.