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Conferences: Policy & Issues Forum: Planning Group

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Marriott Marquis, Washington, DC Conference: February 5-8 Committee Meetings: February 4
In-Person In-Person

Planning Group

NACHC thanks the 2025 Policy & Issues Forum Planning Group for creating this year’s education session program.

2025 Policy & Issues Forum Planning Group

  • Scott Alarcón, CEO, Georgetown Health Foundation
  • Betty Bibbins, MD, BSN, Board Chair, Eastern Shore Rural Health System, Inc.
  • Sarah Francois, Deputy Director, National Grassroots Advocacy, NACHC
  • Anthony Galace, Deputy Director of State Policy, NACHC
  • Craig Glover, MBA, CEO, Family Care Health Centers
  • Andy Gulati, Deputy Director, HCCN Relations, NACHC
  • Emily Heard, MA, Associate Vice President, Health Center Governance, NACHC
  • Ted Henson, Director, Health Center Growth and Development, NACHC
  • Brandon Jones, Associate Vice President, Health Center Capacity, NACHC
  • Brian Kirkland, CAE, Director, Event Program Development, NACHC
  • Katja Laepke, Director, Clinical Workforce, NACHC
  • Brooke Lattimore, COO, Stigler Health and Wellness Center
  • Rita Lewis, MPH, PCMH, CCE, Director, Value Based Care, NACHC
  • Elizabeth Linderbaum, MPP, Deputy Director of Regulatory Affairs, NACHC
  • Megan Littlefield, MD, CMO, Riverstone Health
  • Blair Lykins, PharmD, MBA, Pharmacist, Primary Plus
  • Carrie Miles, CEO, Neighborhood Health Center
  • Erin Prendergast, Deputy Director of Federal Policy, NACHC
  • Helene Slavin, DES, Manager, Event Program Development, NACHC
  • Nalani Tarrant , MPH, PMP, Director, Social Drivers of Health, NACHC
  • Raymonde Uy, MD, MBA, ACHIP, Physician Informaticist, NACHC
  • Nicholas Widmyer, Director of Federal Affairs, NACHC
  • Stephanie Wroten, RN, MSN, MS, COO, Roanoke Chowan Community Health Center
  • Felix Valbuena, MD, CEO, Community Health and Social Service Center
  • Mary Ann Zelazny, CEO, Finger Lakes Community Health

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