Meet the Advance Care Planning Team
To get your completed documents on file please either upload it to your MyPeaceHealth app or:
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PeaceHealth System
Hilary Walker
Geriatric Occupational Therapist with a post graduate certificate in Palliative Care. Current Chair WA Serious Illness Care Coalition with WSMA Foundation and member WA POLST education task force .
Passionate about advance care planning and how it empowers individuals to know their rights , advocate for their personal preferences and have a voice in the future of their care.
Born and raised on the east coast, but drawn to the big mountains and rivers of WA state and spends as much time as possible recharging in the natural world.
Northwest Network
Lindsey Boldrin
Lindsey is an enthusiastic community educator with a background in senior living, currently earning her MSW specializing in medical and geriatric social work.
She believes Advance Care Planning is a gift to your family which can help lessen stress during difficult and emotional times. Lindsey is passionate about educating all community members that any person at any age can have a medical emergency and can end up in the hospital. ACP is for every citizen over the age of 18. Make your wishes known, write it down, and get it on file in your medical record!
Lindsey enjoys trail running, hiking, cross-country skiing, bike touring and rollerblading. (A constant infusion of snacks to fuel her activities is required!) A native Washingtonian, her favorite season is Fall with a preference for weather that is overcast and blustery with plenty of leaves.
Columbia Network
Vancouver & Longview
Dede Brill
After working in health care for past 25 years, Dede couldn’t see herself doing anything else.
She has personal experience with advance directive document completion and she knows it is important to know the wishes of a loved ones.
She loves riding motorcycles and loves raising chickens, cows, gardening, and baking sourdough.
Kelly Hughey
Kelly has been in clinical care for over 17 years with PeaceHealth.
She has seen how planning ahead for health can improve quality of life and protect what is important to her patients.
In her spare time she enjoys hiking with her dogs and time with her family.
Oregon Network
Daniel Reti
Daniel has experience in hospice care, memory care and government policy work. Daniel has an MSW from USC and a CS degree in progress from OSU.
Daniel always looks towards the future of advance care planning, trying to find ways to make it easier for patients to complete their documents.
In his free time you will find him either in the garden or in front of the stove baking bread.