About :: Healthy Future Pediatrics, Pediatric Services serving Olympia, Lacey, Tumwater and the greater Thurston county area.

What makes HFP special?

A few words come to mind: warm, friendly, compassionate, familiar, innovative, and convenient. Healthy Future Pediatrics is all about creating effective doctor-patient communication to establish deep, meaningful relationships. Healthcare today has become inefficient and impersonal, frustrating patients and families at a time when they need comfort and care. It's time to return healthcare to what parents and children want it to be.

How does HFP do it?

With an excellent staff and a state-of-the-art medical facility, Healthy Future Pediatrics can provide our patients with fast and reliable healthcare, as well as increase accessibility to Dr. Lindgren and his staff for medical advice. Our computerized records system allows us to work with an electronic medical record instead of paper charts, cutting down time needed to access a patient's history. Plus, our nurses will be answering all phone calls (using nationally recognized protocols) to better coordinate your child's healthcare needs, avoiding those voicemail headaches. These are just a few of the improvements that our clinic has implemented. Please stay tuned for more to come.

Born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Dr. Carl Lindgren attended the University of Wisconsin, Madison receiving his Bachelor of Science degree with Honors in 1982 and his Medical Degree in 1986 with the distinction of being elected to the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society. After completing his pediatric residency at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia in 1990, Dr. Lindgren began his pediatric practice in Olympia with the Memorial Clinic. Board certified in Pediatrics by the American Board of Pediatrics in 1991 and recertified in 1998 and 2004, Dr. Lindgren enjoys keeping abreast of recent medical advances through continuing medical education

and attending nationally recognized conferences on a regular basis.

A proud supporter of Olympia public schools, Dr. Lindgren and his wife, Tory, have three children, Ian, Peter and Mary. When not working to improve the health services of his patients, he enjoys spending time with his family, backpacking, fly-fishing and photography.

Tammy Winchell, CPNP

Tammy began her medical career in 1988, as a volunteer with the North Country Emergency Medical Services in Yacolt, Washington. While serving first as a volunteer and later as an emergency medical technician, Tammy responded to hundreds of medical emergencies. However, Tammy’s concurrent academic pursuits at the University of Portland led her temporarily away from a career in medicine.

In 2002, Tammy returned to the University of Portland to pursue her nursing education. Her exemplary scholarship was recognized by her Dean’s List distinction from 2002 to 2004.

She also earned the Anne C. Ferlic Award,

which recognized excellence in pediatric study.

In 2004, Tammy was admitted to Yale University’s Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Program. She earned membership in the Sigma Theta Tau Nursing Honor Society Delta Mu Chapter at Yale. She graduated with honors in 2004, and earned her certification with the National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners soon thereafter.

After graduation, Tammy practiced at the Pediatric Clinic, Inc., in Longview, Washington. Her patient population included both privately insured and Medicaid patient populations.

Tammy resides in Olympia with her husband of more than ten years, Tim. She enjoys sewing, quilting, and crafts in her spare time.

Lauren Staley, MSN, CPNP

Lauren Evers joined Healthy Future Pediatrics in October of 2008 from Gainesville, Florida. Lauren began nursing school at Florida State University in 2000. During her studies she was granted membership in Sigma Theta Tau, a nursing honor society. Lauren graduated Summa Cum Laude from FSU in 2004. After graduation, Lauren moved to Gainesville, Florida where she worked as a pediatric nurse at Shands Children’s Hospital at the University of Florida. In 2004 Lauren was admitted to the Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Program at the University of Florida.

Shortly after graduation Lauren was granted board certification as a Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner. Lauren worked for a short period of time at a primary care office before accepting a position with the University of Florida Pediatric Pulmonary Center. While in this position Lauren cared for pediatric patients, ages birth to 21 years, with asthma, allergies, cystic fibrosis and other chronic pumonary diseases. Lauren’s experience in dealing with children with chronic lung conditions brings a special knowledge base to HFP. While in this position Lauren also worked as the coordinator of the newborn screening program which helped to identify newborns at risk for cystic fibrosis.

In October 2008, Lauren relocated to Olympia, Washington with her finace Ben. They will be married in October 2009. Lauren enjoys hiking, watching college football and cheering on the Seminoles, and has recently taken up golf.

Lauren has a strong interest in pediatric primary care and experience with a range of respiratory issues such as asthma and allergies.

Tom Wilkins, MSN, FNP

Tom comes to Healthy Future Pediatrics after two successful years of practice as a Nurse Practitioner in the pediatrics primary care department at St. Joseph’s Medical center in Tacoma. While at St. Joseph’s, he provided acute care and well-child exams for children up to 18 years of age.

Tom originally trained as a secondary school science teacher, and received a Masters in Education from Stanford University. After teaching biology and other sciences in both California and Washington, Tom eventually decided to return to school and went on to graduate from Seattle University with a Masters of Science in Nursing in 2006.

Tom’s experience at St. Joseph’s provided an ideal environment in which to hone his pediatric clinical skills and served as well to reinforce his life-long interest and delight in working with children and their families.

Tom also is an accomplished pianist, and has recorded and performed professionally, most recently as part of the Island Jazz Quintet which has toured and performed around the Northwest for the past 10 years.

Tom recently has relocated to Olympia from Vashon Island with his wife Bonnie. Tom and Bonnie have a grown daughter with whom they are blessed with a close relationship. Their daughter also is deeply involved with children and their families, and works as a Maternal Support Services Nurse with Sea Mar Community Health Center in Seattle.

Staff
Lacey Keeney, Financial Manager

Kelliegh Mastey, HCA
Racquel Sanchez, HCA
Talia Stephen-Homme, HCA
Leilani Ubaldo, HCA
Glady Rodriguez, HCA

Kara Knaebel, Receptionist/Billing
Stefanie Tratnick, Receptionist
Christy Brookhouser, Billing
Ashli Bueche, Receptionist
Norma Branson, Receptionist
Amanda Pickens, Receptionist




	What makes HFP special? A few words come to mind: warm, friendly, compassionate, familiar, innovative, and convenient. Healthy Future Pediatrics is all about creating effective doctor-patient communication to establish deep, meaningful relationships. Healthcare today has become inefficient and impersonal, frustrating patients and families at a time when they need comfort and care. It's time to return healthcare to what parents and children want it to be. How does HFP do it? With an excellent staff and a state-of-the-art medical facility, Healthy Future Pediatrics can provide our patients with fast and reliable healthcare, as well as increase accessibility to Dr. Lindgren and his staff for medical advice. Our computerized records system allows us to work with an electronic medical record instead of paper charts, cutting down time needed to access a patient's history. Plus, our nurses will be answering all phone calls (using nationally recognized protocols) to better coordinate your child's healthcare needs, avoiding those voicemail headaches. These are just a few of the improvements that our clinic has implemented. Please stay tuned for more to come. Born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Dr. Carl Lindgren attended the University of Wisconsin, Madison receiving his Bachelor of Science degree with Honors in 1982 and his Medical Degree in 1986 with the distinction of being elected to the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society. After completing his pediatric residency at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia in 1990, Dr. Lindgren began his pediatric practice in Olympia with the Memorial Clinic. Board certified in Pediatrics by the American Board of Pediatrics in 1991 and recertified in 1998 and 2004, Dr. Lindgren enjoys keeping abreast of recent medical advances through continuing medical education and attending nationally recognized conferences on a regular basis. A proud supporter of Olympia public schools, Dr. Lindgren and his wife, Tory, have three children, Ian, Peter and Mary. When not working to improve the health services of his patients, he enjoys spending time with his family, backpacking, fly-fishing and photography. Tammy Winchell, CPNP Tammy began her medical career in 1988, as a volunteer with the North Country Emergency Medical Services in Yacolt, Washington. While serving first as a volunteer and later as an emergency medical technician, Tammy responded to hundreds of medical emergencies. However, Tammy’s concurrent academic pursuits at the University of Portland led her temporarily away from a career in medicine. In 2002, Tammy returned to the University of Portland to pursue her nursing education. Her exemplary scholarship was recognized by her Dean’s List distinction from 2002 to 2004. She also earned the Anne C. Ferlic Award, which recognized excellence in pediatric study. In 2004, Tammy was admitted to Yale University’s Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Program. She earned membership in the Sigma Theta Tau Nursing Honor Society Delta Mu Chapter at Yale. She graduated with honors in 2004, and earned her certification with the National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners soon thereafter. After graduation, Tammy practiced at the Pediatric Clinic, Inc., in Longview, Washington. Her patient population included both privately insured and Medicaid patient populations. Tammy resides in Olympia with her husband of more than ten years, Tim. She enjoys sewing, quilting, and crafts in her spare time. Lauren Staley, MSN, CPNP Lauren Evers joined Healthy Future Pediatrics in October of 2008 from Gainesville, Florida. Lauren began nursing school at Florida State University in 2000. During her studies she was granted membership in Sigma Theta Tau, a nursing honor society. Lauren graduated Summa Cum Laude from FSU in 2004. After graduation, Lauren moved to Gainesville, Florida where she worked as a pediatric nurse at Shands Children’s Hospital at the University of Florida. In 2004 Lauren was admitted to the Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Program at the University of Florida. Shortly after graduation Lauren was granted board certification as a Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner. Lauren worked for a short period of time at a primary care office before accepting a position with the University of Florida Pediatric Pulmonary Center. While in this position Lauren cared for pediatric patients, ages birth to 21 years, with asthma, allergies, cystic fibrosis and other chronic pumonary diseases. Lauren’s experience in dealing with children with chronic lung conditions brings a special knowledge base to HFP. While in this position Lauren also worked as the coordinator of the newborn screening program which helped to identify newborns at risk for cystic fibrosis. In October 2008, Lauren relocated to Olympia, Washington with her finace Ben. They will be married in October 2009. Lauren enjoys hiking, watching college football and cheering on the Seminoles, and has recently taken up golf. Lauren has a strong interest in pediatric primary care and experience with a range of respiratory issues such as asthma and allergies. Tom Wilkins, MSN, FNP Tom comes to Healthy Future Pediatrics after two successful years of practice as a Nurse Practitioner in the pediatrics primary care department at St. Joseph’s Medical center in Tacoma. While at St. Joseph’s, he provided acute care and well-child exams for children up to 18 years of age. Tom originally trained as a secondary school science teacher, and received a Masters in Education from Stanford University. After teaching biology and other sciences in both California and Washington, Tom eventually decided to return to school and went on to graduate from Seattle University with a Masters of Science in Nursing in 2006. Tom’s experience at St. Joseph’s provided an ideal environment in which to hone his pediatric clinical skills and served as well to reinforce his life-long interest and delight in working with children and their families. Tom also is an accomplished pianist, and has recorded and performed professionally, most recently as part of the Island Jazz Quintet which has toured and performed around the Northwest for the past 10 years. Tom recently has relocated to Olympia from Vashon Island with his wife Bonnie. Tom and Bonnie have a grown daughter with whom they are blessed with a close relationship. Their daughter also is deeply involved with children and their families, and works as a Maternal Support Services Nurse with Sea Mar Community Health Center in Seattle. Staff Lacey Keeney, Financial Manager Kelliegh Mastey, HCA Racquel Sanchez, HCA Talia Stephen-Homme, HCA Leilani Ubaldo, HCA Glady Rodriguez, HCA Kara Knaebel, Receptionist/Billing Stefanie Tratnick, Receptionist Christy Brookhouser, Billing Ashli Bueche, Receptionist Norma Branson, Receptionist Amanda Pickens, Receptionist