Meet our staff

Dr. Mark Langlois, Medical Director

A West Michigan native originally from Muskegon, Dr. Mark returned to Michigan after he earned his degree from the American University of the Caribbean in 2013, followed by a Family Medicine residency at St. Joseph Mercy in Ann Arbor in 2017. Driven by a love for Northern Michigan, he moved to Traverse City immediately following his training.

For the past 9 years, Dr. Mark has served the Northwest Michigan community across a wide spectrum of care, including family medicine, post-acute care, and hospice. He is deeply passionate about geriatric medicine, with a special clinical focus on compassionate end-of-life care.

Outside of medicine, Dr. Mark is an avid boater and traveler. He treasures time spent with his wife, Dani (Langlois), and their two sons, Lucas and Brody.

Kari Meteer, Director of Nursing

Kari Meteer brings over 14 years of nursing experience to her role as Director of Nursing, with a specialized background in both Critical Care and Hospice. Having been with Bayside since its inception, Kari has been an integral part of the company's growth and development, ensuring that high clinical standards are met with compassion. She considers it a privilege to care for patients and their families within the community, finding deep professional fulfillment in supporting them through their healthcare journeys.

A resident of Maple City, Kari enjoys life on the farm with her husband, their dog, two cats, chickens, and cows. When she isn’t working, she can be found outdoors skiing, boating, hiking, and gardening, or relaxing with a good book. She is the proud mother of a daughter currently attending Michigan State University.

Dani Price, Administrator

Dani Price serves as the Administrator of Hospice and Home Health, bringing over 15 years of experience in finance and business development and 7 years of hospice knowledge. She finds fulfillment in driving the growth of a local, community-based organization, ensuring individuals and their families have access to high-quality, compassionate care close to home while strengthening services that support patients, caregivers, and staff.

Outside of work, Dani is a downhill ski instructor and enjoys spending time outdoors. A native of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, she loves traveling with her dog, JJ, live music and spending time on the water.

Bill Winowiecki, Assistant Director of Nursing

Bill began his nursing career in December 2010 and hold a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing from Ferris State University. Bill's clinical background is extensive, including experience in high-acuity settings such as the ICU, ER, Oncology, and the Cardiac Cath and Endovascular Labs. He specifically drawn to the fields of home health and hospice because they allow him to provide hands-on care and guide families through the complexities of a disease process. Outside of work, Bill is an avid outdoorsman who enjoys hunting and fishing whenever given the chance. Bill stays busy with a family of four, which includes his wife, son, and spunky, Labrador, Boone. Bill's goal is to use his diverse clinical background to provide the passionate care and dedicated support that patients and their families need most.

Mike Gold, Nurse Practitioner

Mike is a board certified Adult Gerontological Acute Care Nurse Practitioner (AGACNP-BC) currently specializing in geriatric medicine, post-acute, and long-term care. Earning his Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) from Walden University in 2018, he has dedicated his advanced practice career to optimizing care for older adults. Prior to becoming a Nurse Practitioner, Mike built a robust clinical foundation with nearly a decade of experience at Munson Medical Center. There, he served as a charge nurse and bedside nurse in the Cardiothoracic ICU, managing highly complex, critically ill patients. Originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Mike began his nursing education at Michigan State University. Later moving to Traverse City, where he completed his Registered Nurse (RN) degree at Northwestern Michigan College.

Jacob (J.J.) Morse, PT, DPT

JJ is our lead physical therapist and a Northern Michigan native. After earning his B.S. in Kinesiology from Michigan State University, he went on to complete his Doctor of Physical Therapy at Wayne State University. Since then, he has practiced across ten different states and in a wide range of clinical settings, including hospital inpatient units, surgical centers, outpatient clinics, and skilled nursing facilities. His deep interest in movement science, biomechanics, and exercise, combined with his diverse clinical experience, allows him to bring a unique and comprehensive perspective to every patient he serves.

Ultimately, JJ’s passion for physical therapy led him to home health care, where patients receive dedicated, one-on-one attention in the environment where they live their everyday lives. Working directly in the home provides valuable insight into how each individual navigates their daily routines, allowing JJ to develop practical, personalized interventions that translate directly into real-world situations. His goal is to build confidence, improve function, and restore independence where it matters most — at home.

Outside of work, JJ is an avid outdoorsman who loves staying active with his wife, Jess, and their two boys. Whether camping, canoeing, hiking, snowboarding, golfing, or simply kicking a soccer ball around, he enjoys making the most of the incredible outdoor recreation Northern Michigan has to offer.

Kitty Seekamp, Hospice RN Case Manager

Kitty joined Bayside Wellness with 29 years of nursing experience, including 10 years as an oncology nurse at Munson Medical Center. She has spent the past seven years specializing in hospice care, where she is able to combine her strong clinical background with compassionate, patient-centered support.

Her experience in oncology naturally led her to hospice, where she is dedicated to providing a steady, reassuring presence for patients and their families during life’s most meaningful transitions.

Outside of work, Kitty enjoys a variety of arts and crafts, including drawing and beadwork, caring for her many plants, and spending time with her dog, Sadie.

Camie Livingston, Hospice RN Case Manager

Camie has been a nurse for approximately 20 years, including the past eight years in hospice care. She discovered her passion for hospice unexpectedly and found her calling in supporting patients and families through some of life’s most challenging moments.

Camie joined Bayside in 2025, bringing her expertise and compassionate approach to care with her.

In her free time, Camie enjoys flipping and refinishing tired furniture, bringing new life to well-loved pieces.

Kayla Parker, Hospice RN Case Manager

Barbara Rickert, Hospice RN

Barbara’s nursing career began in 2005 at Grandview Medical Care Facility in East Jordan, where she spent three years caring for geriatric patients and supporting individuals receiving hospice care. In 2008, she joined the Intensive Care Unit at Munson Medical Center in Traverse City, where she spent more than a decade caring for critically ill patients. Since 2021, she has continued with Munson as part of the critical care float pool.

Throughout her career in critical care, Barbara has supported patients and families through complex medical decisions, including the transition from aggressive treatment to comfort-focused care. These experiences sparked her passion for end-of-life care and a commitment to guiding patients and families through these difficult moments with empathy and compassion.

Barbara joined Bayside Wellness Hospice Group in June 2026, bringing a strong clinical foundation and a heartfelt dedication to hospice care. She considers it a privilege to help patients and their loved ones experience dignity, comfort, and peace during life’s final chapter.

“Being there for patients and their families during such a vulnerable time — ensuring they are comfortable, heard, and supported — is a responsibility I hold close to my heart. Hospice brings out the very heart of nursing.”

Outside of work, Barbara enjoys spending time with her grandchildren and family. She loves hiking, kayaking, biking, and time at the beach, as well as reading and traveling.

Molly Skowronek, LMSW

Molly is a dedicated Social Worker with a profound commitment to empowering individuals and connecting them with the local resources they need to thrive. She earned her Master of Social Work from Ferris State University in 2017 and has since developed a wealth of experience working with diverse populations across all stages of life.

Molly lives just outside of Traverse City with her husband, Brandon, and their daughter, Lillian. Her home is made even livelier by two Labrador Retrievers, Coal and Steve, and her two uniquely named cats, Lulu Fanny Pack and Kevyn Hildagard. When she isn’t advocating for her clients, Molly enjoys the quiet challenge of a jigsaw puzzle and cherishing quality time with her friends and family.

Daniel Webb, MDiv, MTS - Spiritual Care & Bereavement Coordinator

Daniel serves as the Spiritual Care and Bereavement Coordinator for Bayside Wellness. He brings ten years of experience as a healthcare chaplain, primarily in hospice care. Known for his thoughtful approach, Daniel prefers to move at a slower pace, taking time to listen deeply and build meaningful connections—qualities that make hospice care a natural fit for him. Outside of work, he enjoys listening to music and is an avid collector of vinyl records.

Tricia Joyce -Office Manager/Lead CNA

Tricia serves as our Office Manager and Lead CNA at Bayside Wellness. She brings 17 years of healthcare experience, including 9 years as a CNA and the past 3 years dedicated to hospice care. Tricia was drawn to hospice through her deep compassion for others and her desire to support patients and families during some of life’s most meaningful and vulnerable moments. She finds fulfillment in providing comfort and care in ways that not everyone is able to.

Outside of work, Tricia enjoys game and card nights with friends, spending time with her dogs and family, and playing disc golf on a beautiful spring day. At home, you can almost always find true crime playing on the T.V.

Barb Dinger, Administrative Assistant

Barb serves as an Administrative Assistant at Bayside Wellness Hospice and Home Health. She brings 40 years of experience in the healthcare field, with the majority of her career dedicated to hospice and home health services.

Barb developed an interest in end-of-life care following the passing of her terminally ill father at home, prior to hospice services being available in the area. That experience helped shape her long-standing commitment to supporting patients and families. Within the office, Barb is often described as the glue that holds everything together, keeping operations running smoothly with her knowledge, organization and dedication.

Outside of work, Barb enjoys traveling, camping, and spending time with her family during game nights.

Mark Langlois Sr., Administrative Assistant

As an Administrative Assistant at Bayside Wellness, I serve as a primary point of contact alongside my teammate, Barb. I am dedicated to making every interaction efficient, and supportive for our patients and their families. Together, Barb and I manage patient referrals and maintain thorough, accurate records to ensure our clinical team has everything needed to provide exceptional care.

Outside of the office, I love spending quality time with my family, traveling with my wife, Michelle, hitting the golf course, and unwinding with walks on the beach.

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