About Us

Harbor Health was founded in March 2019 during a time of unexpected change. After moving to Juneau in 2017, the clinic where Brandy had been working for two years suddenly closed. We had already fallen in love with this community—its people, its beauty, and the sense of connection we felt here. Walking away didn’t feel like an option. Brandy felt that so many patients had entrusted her with their care, and the idea of leaving them behind just didn’t sit right.

So, together, we opened our doors—quickly. It wasn’t planned or polished at first, but it was heartfelt. Our goal was to create a seamless transition for patients who had been left in limbo, and to continue the work that we love in a place that already felt like home.

From day one, Harbor Health has weathered its share of storms, but we’ve never lost sight of why we started. Our commitment to this work—and to the people we serve—has remained unwavering. That commitment was the first big decision that we both made when this journey began.

The second was what to name this place.

We sat down and thought about what we wanted our clinic to feel like. Not just for patients, but for our team and visitors, too. Words like safety, warmth, comfort, and belonging came to mind over and over again. We wanted this space to feel like a safe harbor—a place where people could come as they are, be cared for, and feel supported. And from that vision, the name Harbor Health was born.

Every part of what we do is anchored in that original intention: to be a steady, welcoming place in a sometimes unpredictable world.

 To our patients: thank you for trusting us with your care, especially through transitions and challenges.
To our team: thank you for showing up with heart, skill, and resilience every single day.

We truly would not be here without you. 

With so much gratitude,

Brandon ("Brandy") Sale, APRN- Owner, Provider

&

Ryan Sale - Co-Owner, Office Manager

At Harbor Health, our mission is to provide holistic care to individuals and families that is centered on evidence-based practice. So what does that mean for you? It means that we want to care for you as an entire person, and not just your list of symptoms or lab values. Treatments and prevention strategies are developed as a partnership between you and your provider.

Holistic care means caring for the whole person — not just focusing on physical symptoms, but also considering mental, emotional, social, and sometimes spiritual well-being. It’s an approach, not a specific treatment. 

Our goal at Harbor Health is to consistently deliver excellent care along with outstanding customer service. No matter what your health needs are, we want you to leave our clinic feeling better. Our entire team appreciates the opportunity to serve you and our community.