Kristin Cannon is a longtime Barrington resident, registered nurse, and proud member of the Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital team, where she has dedicated more than two decades to caring for patients in her home community. Her commitment to nursing continues beyond the hospital walls through her mobile wellness practice, IV Boss Premier Wellness, where she provides hydration, recovery, and wellness services to residents, athletes, and families throughout the Barrington area.

Kristin and her family have been grateful supporters and beneficiaries of Bacoa, an organization that has played an important role in their own lives. Their personal connection to Bacoa inspires her to give back in ways that strengthen and uplift the community she loves.

Kristin is married and the proud mom of two children. She is thrilled to be dancing this year with her friend and colleague, Andrea Clementi, a talented nurse who also works alongside her at IV Boss Premier Wellness. Together, they are honored to support Bacoa and celebrate the spirit of care, connection, and community that makes Barrington such a special place.

Andrea Clementi has been a nurse for 19 years, spending much of her career in the ICU and now caring for patients in the PACU at Lake Forest Hospital. She also works with Kristin Cannon, her DWTBS partner, friend, and colleague, at IV Boss Premier Wellness, a mobile IV service providing hydration therapy, immune support, and overall wellness support. Andrea's mission is to keep the community healthy by reducing unnecessary urgent-care visits when illness strikes, and providing convenient wellness maintenance in the comfort of home.

Outside of work, Andrea is a proud mom who loves cheering on her three kids in their many sports and musical endeavors - and happily serving as their unofficial Uber driver. She and her husband, Adam, enjoy life by going to concerts, staying active, traveling, and experiencing other cultures together.

Supporting Bacoa is especially meaningful to Andrea, as she believes deeply in caring for the elderly community. She is committed to creating opportunities for positive change and reminding us that even small acts of generosity can make a big difference.