Dr. Kindervater, D.O. Board Certified Physician, Founder of Sapia Health

I started this practice after a decade of treating the nation’s sickest and most broken patients in emergency rooms. I now focus on preventing illness with 21st century tools that allow us to optimize your nutrition, improve your movement, mobility, and performance, and use cutting edge treatments that show real promise to increase your functional lifespan. I’m interested in getting to know the real you, and helping you meet your goals, whatever they are. We have patients of all shapes, sizes, and health status. I like to think it’s not where you start from, but where you’re headed that matters. 

Life Flight Network is a not-for-profit patient transport service providing helicopter, fixed-wing, and ground ambulance transport throughout Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and
Montana. Our mission is saving lives with industry-leading care and transport. This aligns with the values of Life Flight Network’s owner consortium of non-profit, world-class healthcare systems.

Every employee at Life Flight Network is dedicated to saving lives by providing exceptional, safe, and expeditious ICU-level care and transport. For over 45 years, Life Flight Network has provided award-winning service and support to patients, hospitals, and EMS, ensuring all patients receive the highest quality care and transport.

From the mountains of Montana and the backcountry of Idaho to the plains of Washington and the Oregon coastline, our services are woven into the regions we serve. We live, work, and play in these communities. Residents and visitors alike entrust us to come to their aid when they need us most—a responsibility we do not take lightly.

Daniel Skelton graduated college with a degree in business management and computer science and went into insurance straight after. I love numbers and as such am happy to really dive in to which plan suits your needs for the best value. Feel free to reach out with any questions, I specialize in Individual and Group Health Insurance, as well as Medicare. When I’m out of the office I love to be up at the cabin and relax in the water on the weekends. Now that I no longer play collegiate Lacrosse, I now have also picked up playing spike ball, pickleball, and skiing to stay active.  

Greg McFadden has been a member of Team Canyons since 1994. He has been enjoying his role as Canyons owner/outfitter since 2010. While he continues to harness his creative skills, he also takes pride in honoring the true foundations of Canyons established by the original owners, Les & Susan Bechdel. The long-standing cornerstone of Canyons is safety. As a kayaker, a boatman, a professional ski guide, a business owner, a snow safety manager, and a watercolor artist, Greg still manages to find time to guide a trip down the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon each year for AzRA. He is often found riverside with his paintbrush, capturing his greatest inspiration…the river itself.

Dagny Deutchman pronouns are she/her/hers and they/them/theirs, I am a proud member of the queer and Jewish communities, and I have a fascination with bringing things together.

Whether it’s finding the academic overlaps between sleep, mindfulness and self-compassion, or working on collaborative art installments, or conservation work with storytelling—my passion lies in the exploration of unlikely, interrelated topics. I strive for all of my work to embody many different types of knowing including movement, art, science, community story sharing.

My specialties are community building & education, storytelling & public speaking, health-behavior research, habit building research, data management, and creative collaboration.

I want to know what projects lie in your heart and how I can help breathe life into them.

Jon Totten was born and raised in Wisconsin where fell in love with the great outdoors as a young boy.  He headed west to Idaho at the age of 18 in search of a higher education and a career in the wilderness.  Idaho’s vast mountains, rivers, and lakes didn’t let him down.  Upon graduation from the University of Idaho, Jon became a professional outdoor educator with the North Idaho College Outdoor Pursuits program where he spent 12 years leading countless adventures and falling deeply in love with sailing.  Jon would eventually earn his US Coast Guard Captain’s license and leave the college to work as a professional sailor piloting boats in the San Juan Islands of Washington state and throughout the Caribbean Sea.

Sammy & Jessica Matsaw, River Newe is a Community-Driven Mission: Our elders are our knowledge keepers & our youth see the world in a new way.

We promote and advocate intergenerational learning experiences within Shoshone-Bannock Traditional Knowledge and Teachings. This takes place in our traditional spaces, places, wild landscapes and rivers through four values Honor, Protect, Restore, & Heal. 

Nicole Owens graduated from the University of Idaho College of Law in 2007 and began her career defending indigent clients.  She believes that people are inherently good, and that poor people deserve the same opportunity and respect as the rich.  She looks for the humanity in everyone and pursues compassion and dignity while defending her clients.  She has worked for the Idaho State Appellate Public Defender, the Ada County Public Defender, and is currently the Executive Director of the Federal Defender Services of Idaho.  Because of her work, she understands the importance of mental health support and preventative care. When she isn’t in the courtroom, you’ll find her skiing, hiking, and rafting. 

Seth Dahl is a 4th generation Montanan from Great Falls and now resides outside Bozeman where he lives with his wife Caylin and 10 month old daughter Jennings Mae.

Seth served seven years in Montana’s Army National Guard 1-163rd Infantry Battalion and deployed to Iraq in 2004. Upon his return, he studied photography at Montana State University and later graduated from The University of Montana School of Journalism in 2011.

His love of people and adventure found an outlet on Idaho’s Middle Fork of the Salmon River where he seasonally guided for fifteen years. Seth enjoy’s fly fishing, hunting, art, working on his wooden McKenzie River driftboat, and bouncing down dirt roads with Caylin, who always sees the animals.

Jeremy Deim is the Vice President of Idaho Mounatin Search and Rescue, a volunteer organization dedicated to saving lives through search, rescue, and mountain safety education.

Jonna Winger grew up with movement as a central focus of my life. From an early age, skiing, soccer, hiking and running became a lifeline for fun and mental maintenance. In my early 20's, I had a back injury that brought me down – and I was told the only option was surgery. While the surgery took away the pain for a bit, I was never able to get back to the activities I loved. Enter: Pilates. 

When my physical therapists introduced me to Pilates, I was instantly hooked. Finally, I’d found a movement method that empowered me and gave me the tools to create a foundation from the inside out. Inspired to learn as much about Pilates as possible, I completed my Pilates training in 2010 through Polestar Pilates and had the great fortune to continue to work and learn at Pinnacle Performance in Salt Lake City Utah. 

Lori Kohls, PT, DPT, RYT-200, graduated from Washington University in St. Louis in 2008 with a doctorate degree in Physical Therapy. I started my career in pediatrics, and spent many years traveling as a contract physical therapist working with all age groups. This allowed me to work in many settings and expand my skills and expertise. Recently, I have taken several advanced training courses in treating the fitness athlete and runners.

In addition to using traditional treatments to deal with musculoskeletal issues and sports injuries, I adopt a hands-on approach and utilize a variety of alternative treatments including dry needling and cupping to provide clients with the most comprehensive treatment possible. I have been dry needling for the past several years with excellent results.