I’m Caylin Cheney, ARNP, a board-certified family nurse practitioner with over six years of experience providing compassionate, patient-centered care. I live in the Seattle area with my partner, our kiddo, and our two dogs. Outside of work, I find joy in being in nature, listening to podcasts, and dreaming up ways to make healthcare more human.

My deepest commitment is to create a safe, affirming space for people who have often been marginalized or harmed by traditional medical systems. This includes members of the queer and trans community, women, and anyone who has experienced medical trauma.

Someone I once worked with told me that when they walked into a specialist’s office, their first thought was, “This place isn’t meant for me.” That moment stuck with me. It broke my heart and lit a fire in me. I never want anyone to feel that way in my care. When you enter my space, I want you to feel, “I belong here.”

My own experiences with medical trauma have shaped how I practice. I know what it feels like to not be believed, to be dismissed, and to have your identity questioned. I believe healing is not only possible, but expansive. I hold a deep trust in the capacity we each have for growth and well-being, and I’m passionate about offering care that reflects that truth.

My approach combines medical care with health coaching. We don’t just focus on symptoms: we look at sleep, nutrition, boundaries, stress, and relationships too. I believe healing happens when all parts of you are invited in.

I have a special passion for supporting women, queer and trans folks, and anyone who has felt unseen in medical settings. Whether you're navigating chronic illness, exploring gender-affirming care, or working on healthier habits, I offer support that’s grounded in respect, curiosity, and honesty.

I believe access to health information is a human right. I provide blog posts, weekly email newsletters, and one-on-one visits that offer real guidance you can use in your everyday life.

Whether you're seeking general primary care, support through transition, mental health care, or someone to walk beside you in your wellness journey, I’m here. And I’m so glad you are too.