Anna is a board-certified Family Medicine physician. She graduated from the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 2005, and completed her residency training at the University of California-San Francisco in 2008. She was certified in Integrative Medicine in 2010 upon completion of the University of Arizona’s Program in Integrative Medicine. Anna is committed to providing a holistic approach to healing and wellness. She is particularly interested in the healing power of food, movement and mind-body medicine. She enjoys working with people on bringing their lives into balance, and exploring meaning. Her other interests include social justice, environmental sustainability, and enjoying life. When not working, she can be found hiking the hills of Marin, dancing, savoring yummy food, reveling in the beauty of nature, and sharing the mysteries and joys of life with her daughters Lila and Elsa and husband Jeffery.

I am a bilingual family nurse practitioner with more than 20 years of experience working in community health settings. I attended UCSF and received my Master of Science degree in nursing, family and women’s health.  I hold a post-master’s certificate in rural health care management. I began my affiliation with Coastal Health Alliance in 2001, and have recently returned after a 9 year absence. During this time, I have been working at the Saint Francis Memorial Hospital Burn Unit, at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital Adult Urgent Care, and in family/geriatric practice at West Marin Medical Center.  As a lifelong resident of West Marin, I am thrilled to be working at Coastal Health Alliance again. Besides providing health care, I enjoy raising my son, being with friends and family, hiking, birding, swimming, and dancing. ********* Soy enfermera especialista en familias, bilingüe, trabajando por mas de 20 años en salud comunitaria.  Asistí a la Universidad de California en San Fran

Specialty, Women’s health Diane has been with the Coastal Health Alliance since 1992 practicing family medicine.  Diane came to California to attend the Stanford Primary Care Associates Program, which specializes in training physician assistants and nurse practitioners to work in under-served areas doing primary care.  She is also a Licensed Midwife and before she came here she worked in a busy birth center on the Mexican border providing maternity, newborn and well woman care. She has helped well over a thousand babies into this world. Diane’s approach to health is one of prevention by healthy eating and living styles.  She also attended the Southwest school of Botanical Medicine and earned a master herbalist certificate upon graduation.  Diane has training in homeopathy as well as other complimentary healing modalities that she can draw on if a patient is so inclined. Diane lives in Fairfax and raised both of her children in Marin.  She loves working at the Coastal Health Allia

After receiving a BS in Health Education I served in the Peace Corps in the Ivory Coast-West Africa for 2 years. Realizing during that time that I would miss clinical care if only doing health education I completed the Primary Health Program at Stanford as a Physician Assistant. I did my internship at Pt. Reyes Clinic and have continued to be a fill-in provider the last 12 years-now rotating between the 3 clinics on a regular basis as needed. I like the collaborative atmosphere among providers and feel we all try to give the best care possible for everyone.  With decrease in funding sources this can be a challenge at times, but I feel taking the time to listen to patients, making a plan with their input to address their current health problem and giving them ideas on preventive health measures goes a long way in patient satisfaction.  I grew up in a small town-Ferndale-so appreciate the benefits of community support that we experience in West Marin. I enjoy reading, hiking, river rafti