Seattle Indian Health Board is a community health center serving all patients, with a focus on urban American Indian and Alaska Native communities. Our International District Clinic in Seattle is home to the Sage and Juniper Care Teams, offering culturally attuned care grounded in Indigenous knowledge and values. 

Our care teams are here to provide you the best care, using our Indigiknow model that brings all your health services together.

About our Sage and Juniper Care Teams

Care at the International District Clinic is delivered by the Sage and Juniper care teams. Each team is named after traditional medicines, symbolizing unique healing properties. Each care team includes:

• Traditional Indian Medicine (TIM) apprentice
• Primary Care Provider
• Nurse
• Medical Assistant
• Care Coordinator
• Clinical Pharmacist
• Case Manager
• Community Relations Advocates
• Dietitian
• Dentist
• Dental Hygienist
• Dental Assistant

Together, they collaborate to support the whole person—body, mind, and spirit—ensuring that every visit is culturally responsive and rooted in community care.

Our Providers

These care teams include medical providers* who offer care at the International District clinic. Click on a provider to view their profile and learn more about their background, role, and approach to care.

The International District Clinic is also a teaching site, meaning your visit may include care from resident physicians or medical students.

*Some providers may practice at more than one clinic location.

Kara Harvill, MD

(Diné)

Provider Profile

Specialty

Family Medicine

Education

MD, University of California, San Francisco
Residency, Swedish Cherry Hill

Philosophy of Care

I look forward to partnering with relatives to promote physical, emotional, spiritual, and community health, both within and outside the clinic walls.

Medical Interests

Reproductive health, adolescent medicine, HIV primary care, addiction and recovery medicine, LGBTQIATS+ health, and trauma-informed care.

Personal Interests

Running, hiking, cooking, and spending time with my pup.

Madeleine “Maddy” Kane, MD, MS

Provider Profile

Specialty

Family Medicine

Education

MS, University of California, Berkeley
MD, University of California, San Francisco
Residency, Swedish Cherry Hill

Philosophy of Care

I’m deeply honored to be part of SIHB’s multi-disciplinary team. I believe everyone deserves affirming care that honors the whole person— body, mind, heart, and spirit. I strive to address the challenges to health that we face beyond the clinic, particularly communities that have been historically marginalized. As a non-Native, I start with listening, humility, and curiosity. My job is to help make a decision with our relatives, not for them, and support them in any way I can.

Medical Interests

Parent-child care & obstetrics, integrating traditional medicine, gender-affirming and LGBTQIATS+ care, and addiction medicine.

Personal Interests

I enjoy anything outdoors! I grew up in Colorado with a love for the mountains and am so excited to explore the mountains and abundant bodies of water here as well as learn more about plant medicine. If I’m not outdoors, you can find me cooking or cuddling my cats and partner while watching sci-fi tv.

Kim Kardonsky, MD

(Jamestown S’Klallam Tribal Citizen)

Provider Profile

Specialty

Family Medicine

Education

MD, Medical College of Wisconsin

Philosophy of Care

I listen to relatives and meet them where they are in their lives, focusing on shared decision-making and education.

Medical Interests

Native health, women’s health, reproductive health, and supporting people in finding balance.

Personal Interests

I love being a mom to my two kids and feel grateful every day for them. I also enjoy spending time with family and friends, going on walks, listening to music, baking, and sharing good food.

Teresa Lee, MD, MPH

Provider Profile

Specialty

Family Medicine, Psychiatry

Education

MPH, University of Washington
MD, University of Washington

Philosophy of Care

I believe that wellbeing is nourished mostly in our communities, policies, and environment—outside of a clinic exam room. As a doctor, I strive to provide information, collaboration, and partnership for patients and families to make the best decisions for their health goals.

Medical Interests

Prenatal care, pediatrics, geriatrics, addiction medicine.

Personal Interests

I enjoy cooking, eating, and spending time with my spouse, two kids, and our large extended family. I am also an amateur at the pottery wheel and easily get swept up in a good book.

Anna May, MD

(Laguna Pueblo and Diné)

Provider Profile

Specialty

Family Medicine

Education

MD, University of Washington
Residency, Swedish Cherry Hill

Philosophy of Care

I believe that health encompasses all aspects of life, including relationships, food, physical activity, and culture. My practice integrates evidence-based medicine with Indigenous teachings. I look forward to partnering with our relatives, along with our care team, to foster healing and wellness.

Medical Interests

Pediatric health, women’s health (prenatal, postnatal, menopause), integrative medicine, substance use, LGBTQIATS+ health.

Personal Interests

I enjoy gardening, foraging, skiing, crafting, traveling, and cheering on Gonzaga basketball.

Olivia Moeller, MD

Provider Profile

Specialty

Family Medicine

Education

MD, University of Washington

Philosophy of Care

I believe in caring for relatives to improve their overall health and quality of life while honoring what is most important to them.

Medical Interests

Treatment of diabetes, HIV care, addiction medicine, gender-affirming care, prenatal care, reproductive and sexual health.

Personal Interests

I enjoy reading, cooking, watching movies, line dancing, and spending time outdoors with family and friends.

Elizabeth Parks, MD

(Kanaka Maoli/Hawaiian)

Provider Profile

Specialty

Family Medicine

Education

MD, University of Washington
Residency, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Philosophy of Care

I practice full scope family medicine because providing comprehensive primary care is an important tool for social justice. I believe healing people also involves caring for their communities and their environment.

Medical Interests

Chronic and complex disease management, HIV and hepatitis C care, prenatal care, medical education, quality improvement.

Personal Interests

I enjoy gardening and landscaping, swimming, SCUBA diving, reading science fiction, traveling, playing and watching basketball, and spending time with my family.

Lily Rolfe, MD

Provider Profile

Specialty

Family Medicine

Education

MD, Rush Medical College
Residency, Swedish Cherry Hill

Philosophy of Care

My goal is to provide compassionate and comprehensive care in a system that allows people to be heard and work on health goals together.

Medical Interests

Gender-affirming care, LGBTQIATS+ health, MAT, HIV prevention and care, promoting wellness and connection, general health concerns.

Personal Interests

When I’m not in clinic, I love to cook, enjoy all things nerdy (reading fantasy, playing board games, and RPGs like Dungeons & Dragons), do trans health advocacy and other social justice work, and spend time with my spouse, baby, and our pets (one corgi and two cats).

Maithri Sarangam, MD

Provider Profile

Specialty

Pediatrics

Education

MD, University of Colorado
Pediatric Residency, University of Washington/Seattle Children’s Hospital

Philosophy of Care

I believe that every child should have the support they need to thrive, including a healthy body and mind. High quality care is only possible by partnering with children and their families to provide individualized and holistic medical care in a culturally integrated way.

Medical Interests

Child development, trauma-informed/responsive care, general pediatric care.

Personal Interests

I enjoy cooking, baking, hiking, being outside, and wood burning.

Kendra Soli, DO

Provider Profile

Specialty

Family Medicine

Education

DO, Rocky Vista University

Philosophy of Care

I believe every person has the right to respectful healthcare and strive to be an advocate in a system that is often unjust and difficult to navigate. I am grateful for the opportunity to get to know each relative as a person and aim to provide care grounded in their goals, values, and stories.

Medical Interests

Obstetrics and all things reproductive care, preventative medicine and management of chronic illness, caring for immigrant and refugee communities, end-of-life care.

Personal Interests

I love exploring the outdoors—especially water-related activities—cooking and trying new foods, puzzling, and spending time with my partner, our dog, and our new son.

Anna Tang, MD, MS

Provider Profile

Specialty

Family Medicine with obstetrics

Education

MS, Johns Hopkins University
MD, Washington State University

Philosophy of Care

Having grown up in a family that faced barriers to healthcare, I understand how challenging it can be to navigate the system. I strive to meet people where they are—whether they’re new to care, managing a chronic condition, or taking steps toward better health. My approach to care is collaborative—I want to listen to a relative’s story, understand their priorities, and work to create medical plans that are realistic, personalized, and empowering. Healthcare should not be a one-size-fits- all system; it should adapt to fit the individual. I believe healthcare should empower relatives to live a life filled with the things that bring them joy.

Medical Interests

Underserved populations, women’s health, dermatology, addiction, sports medicine, and medical education.

Personal Interests

Spending time with my husband and son, exploring new coffee shops, baking, hiking, working on arts and crafts projects, and collecting postcards from my travels.

Ngoc Tran, PA-C

Provider Profile

Specialty

Family Medicine, Psychiatry

Education

MS, University of Washington

Philosophy of Care

As a trauma-informed clinician, I believe that good quality healthcare is a fundamental human right and I am committed to delivering culturally responsive care to every relative who walks through our doors. My philosophy is rooted in the principles of dignity, respect, and partnership. I prioritize trust-building and shared decision-making to empower relatives to achieve their wellness goals.

Medical Interests

Native health, LGBTQIATS+ health, Geriatrics, and Psychiatry.

Personal Interests

I enjoy immersing myself in nature through the lens of a camera. You can find me at a lake with my 3 dogs and a camera set up.

Ashvini Vaidya, MD, MS

Provider Profile

Specialty

Family Medicine

Education

MS, University of New Mexico
MD, Emory University

Philosophy of Care

I believe that healthcare is a human right and approach every patient with the same care and respect that I would expect for my family and for myself. I also believe that our relatives know their bodies the best, and it is a privilege for us as doctors to be invited into their lives as caregivers and use the information they give us to take better care of them.

Medical Interests

Reproductive healthcare, family planning for young adults, prevention and detection of intimate partner violence, specifically in communities of color.

Personal Interests

I really enjoy weightlifting, I think it’s a great way to support my body and de-stress. I also have a lot of houseplants, and my parents think my house is slowly turning into a jungle. On occasion you can find me poring over a 1000-piece puzzle at home or trying a new spot for matcha.

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