Meet, learn and relax May 23-25, at the 2012 HASC Annual Meeting, a great gathering for health care leaders looking to create opportunities, drive change and achieve results. Join hospital CEOs, executives and trustees for thought-provoking discussions and educational sessions around this year’s theme—Rising to Greatness in Turbulent Times—at the award-winning Grand Del Mar in San Diego.

Thank you, 2012 Annual Meeting sponsors.

Agenda

Wednesday, May 23

Thursday, May 24

Friday, May 25

Breakouts

Each year the HASC Annual Meeting features nationally renowned figures in health care and leadership. This year, choose from four breakout sessions that promise to offer guideposts for transforming your organization and rising to greatness in turbulent times.

Download the descriptions of the breakout sessions. 

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Thursday, May 24, 1:15 – 2:30 pm
Elizabeth Capella

Collaboration—How Leaders Avoid the Traps, Create Unity and Reap Big Rewards with Morten Hansen

Deciding when to collaborate — and when not to — is the first step in Morten Hansen’s “disciplined collaboration.” This session distills more than a decade of field-tested research into a disciplined approach that helps managers separate good collaboration opportunities from bad ones. Drawing on rich examples from leading companies such as Hewlett-Packard, Procter & Gamble, Apple, and BP, Hansen will outline proven techniques managers can use to achieve cost savings, greater innovation and increased sales. He’ll also cover how ill-conceived efforts at collaborative strategy can backfire.

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Thursday, May 24, 2:45 – 3:30 pm
Elizabeth Capella

Leading the Transformation of Health with James L. Reinertsen

In a session developed specifically for CEOs, Dr. Reinertsen will take us through six leadership challenges in transforming health care systems. Part of the discussion includes assessing and recognizing behavior patterns that must change to achieve and sustain health care improvement and patient safety goals. Each attendee will receive Reinertsen’s Checklist for Senior Executives to help you assess your own performance in leading the charge.

Download presentation handout.

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Thursday, May 24, 1:15 – 2:30 pm
Manchester Salon

The Great Race from Volume to Value with Ted Schwab and Eric Klein

Can you predict what will unfold over the next four years and beyond as we race to transform from volume-based to value-based health care? Leading physician alignment strategists and transaction experts Schwab and Klein will examine the mega forces shaping health care — including recent industry consolidation transactions and health plan initiatives — and their surprising implications for hospitals, health systems, physician organizations and health plans in California.

Download presentation handout.

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Thursday, May 24, 2:30 – 3:45 pm
Manchester Salon

Bracing for the Failures of Health Care Reform and Preparing for the Inevitable Fixes with Nate Kaufman

Join us to hear Nate Kaufman highlight where we are in the reform process and how organizations can find their purpose amidst the chaos. He’ll challenge us to produce desirable, measurable and sustainable results
as reform unfolds.

Download presentation handout.

Speakers

Morten Hansen

Great by Choice

How companies achieve greatness has been Morten Hansen’s life’s work. As a management professor at University of California, Berkeley School of Information and at INSEAD, France, Hansen’s award-winning research enumerates the principles for building great companies in unpredictable times. Hansen’s most recent book, Great by Choice, co-authored by Jim Collins, reached #2 on the New York Times bestseller list soon after release this past fall. His first book, Collaboration: How Leaders Avoid the Traps, Create Unity, and Reap Big Results was named one of The Best IT-Business Books of 2009 by CIO Insight Magazine.

Jonathan Oberlander

The Politics of Health Care Reform

Few people know more than Jonathan Oberlander about the current plans to reform the health care system—or the political obstacles to overcome. As professor of Social Medicine and Health Policy & Management at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, he has studied past attempts at reform going back to 1912. His special expertise makes him a widely sought after commentator on reform for a number of media outlets including the Wall Street Journal. He shares his perspective as author and co-editor of two books, The Political Life of Medicare, and The Social Medicine Reader.

C. Duane Dauner

Where We Stand in Washington D.C. and Sacramento

C. Duane Dauner has his finger on the pulse of health care reform and major policy issues at the state and federal levels. Dauner has been active in national hospital and health issues serving a number of American Hospital Association and American College of Health Care Executives boards and committees. The author of a book and numerous articles, he is a nationally known leader on health issues and a lecturer at several university graduate programs in California. Dauner has been president and CEO of the California Hospital Association since 1985.

Eric Greitens

The Heart and the Fist

Navy SEAL officer Eric Greitens, PhD, understands living with purpose. He is a CEO, Rhodes Scholar, public servant, accomplished athlete, and a professor of business and public service. Deployed during the war on terror to Iraq, Afghanistan, the Horn of Africa and Southeast Asia, his military awards include the Purple Heart, and he continues to work with veterans as CEO of The Mission Continues. Much of his perspective on leadership and public service is chronicled in his award-winning book Strength and Compassion, and in The Heart and the Fist, an extraordinary story of compassion, courage and service.

Ted Schwab 

The Great Race from Volume to Value 

As a partner in Oliver Wyman’s Health and Life Sciences Practice, Ted Schwab focuses on health care system evolution, clinical transformation and health care provider strategy helping to design the next generation of health care organizations. He led the effort to create one of the country’s first accountable care organizations, developed a multi-billion dollar  commercialization strategy for one of the largest non-profit health systems in the country, and reorganized one of the nation’s largest health insurance companies. Before joining Oliver Wyman, Schwab was the chief innovation officer at Alegent Health and was the founding partner at Schwab Healthcare Strategies and SSB Solutions.

Eric A. Klein

The Great Race from Volume to Value

Eric Klein is a partner in the Corporate Practice Group in Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP’s Century City office and acts as their National Healthcare team leader. He advises health plans, hospital systems and medical groups on mergers and acquisitions, physician alignment strategies, MSOs, Knox-Keene plans, ACOs, information technology, contracting and joint ventures. A leader in physician managed care group transactions in California, he has effectively structured innovative contractual arrangements with plans, hospitals and physician groups, including medical loss ratio management programs, HCC-RAF programs, ACOs, ancillary services joint ventures and risk-based incentive structures.

Bracing for the Failures of Health Care Reform and Preparing for the Inevitable Fixes

Nathan Kaufman

Nathan Kaufman is managing director and founder of Kaufman Strategic Advisors, LLC. With 30 years of experience, he is a nationally renowned expert in the areas of peak performing hospitals and physician groups, hospital strategy, physician compensation, integrated delivery systems, managed care, joint ventures and dispute resolution. Throughout his career, he has held executive positions in a wide range of health care companies, including president and COO of an imaging center company. Kaufman served as a lead faculty member for the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE) and he is the author of numerous articles and speaks frequently to health care audiences.

Leading the Transformation of Health Care Systems

James L. Reinertsen, M.D.

For more than 20 years, Dr. James L. Reinertsen, M.D., head of The Reinertsen Group, has beenapracticing rheumatologist, an admired health care systems CEO, and an innovative thoughtleader in health care leadership development, clinical quality improvement, patient safety,health system integration and health care market design. He now brings his considerable skills to clients such as The Institute for Health CareImprovement, and to senior executives and medical staff leaders of major health care systems in the United States and Europe. He has also authoredmore than 60 articles in journals such as Annals of Internal Medicine, British Medical Journal, New EnglandJournal of Medicine,and the Joint Commission Journal on Quality Improvement.

Registration 

There are three ways to register for this year’s Annual Meeting:

• By fax: (213) 629-4272, attention Leticia Salcido
• By mail: HASC Annual Meeting, 515 South Figueroa Street, Suite 1300, Los Angeles, CA 90071-3300
• Online: Visit www.hasc.org/2012AnnualMeeting for more information 

Early registration is advised.

Conference Registration Package

The registration fee for each attendee includes education sessions, listed meals, receptions and entertainment. We gratefully acknowledge our sponsors and their contributions, which make it possible for our members to attend at a reduced rate. See the packet for more information about sponsorship.

Cancellations

Conference cancellations received in writing prior to May 4, 2012, will be subject to a $50 processing fee. Conference refunds cannot be issued after this date. Substitutions are accepted at any time.

Hotel Information and Reservations

The Grand Del Mar Resort

The Grand Del Mar is located at 5300 Grand Del Mar Court, San Diego, CA 92130-4900. A special rate of $325 (plus applicable fees and taxes) per single or double occupancy per night has been arranged for this conference.

Reservations may be made by calling toll free (855) 314-2030 and referring to the HASC room block. Your credit card will be charged for one night at the time of your reservation. HASC appreciates the overwhelming response to this event each year and we encourage you to reserve early.

Our room block expires on Monday, April 23, 2012 or sooner if sold out. Hotel cancellations seven days or earlier from the arrival date will be refunded in full. Any cancellation received within seven days of the check-in date will not be refunded and you will be charged for the full stay. HASC staff will make every effort to identify a replacement guest to take your reservation if you need to cancel within seven days, but we cannot guarantee the replacement. In the event that you arrive late or depart early, the resort will charge your credit card for the total number of nights reserved.

The Grand Del Mar Resort will impose a two-night minimum stay for Wednesday, May 23, and Thursday, May 24 (departing on the 25th) in conjunction with the HASC room block. If you plan to stay only one night, we suggest that you stay at the San Diego Marriott Del Mar. We appreciate your cooperation in managing our room block commitment.

San Diego Marriott Del Mar

Guests may also reserve at the San Diego Marriott Del Mar located at 11966 El Camino Real, San Diego, California, 92130, a five-minute drive from The Grand Del Mar Resort. A rate of $149 per overnight room, single or double occupancy, will be available until April 23, 2012. The block is identified under HASC. To reserve, call (800) 228-9290 or (858) 523-1700.

You may cancel your reservation at the San Diego Marriott Del Mar until 6 p.m. on the day of check-in. A fee equivalent to one night of your room charge will apply after that time.

Member Retreats

You are invited to bring your executive teams and key board members to this event and host your own one-day retreat in conjunction with the Annual Meeting. Complimentary conference rooms are available for the retreats only on Wednesday, May 23. To make arrangements, please contact Pat Wall at (213) 538-0715 or pwall@hasc.org.

Hospitality Events

HASC requires that all participants refrain from planning hospitality events or activities at any time during the Annual Meeting without HASC’s permission. Planning independent events at any time during the Annual Meeting without
HASC’s permission may result in cancellation of the event and forfeiture of any deposits for food and beverage orders.

Attire

Dress comfortably in casual wear for all meetings and activities. Select meals may be outdoors, weather permitting. 

Americans with Disabilities Act

If you require any of the auxiliary aids or services identified in the Americans with Disabilities Act, please call Leticia Salcido at (213) 538-0737.

Sponsors

Thank you 2012 Annual Meeting Sponsors. Read more.

Diamond – $25,000

• Eight complimentary full-conference registrations
• The option to purchase four additional registrations at the sponsor rate of $825
• Recognition as sponsor of our Wednesday Evening Welcome Reception
• One complimentary, upgraded accommodation for Wednesday and Thursday nights
• One premium booth space at Thursday’s Strolling Dinner and Sponsor Reception, offering three hours of unopposed time with attendees
• Two complimentary exhibit booth-only attendees, plus the option to purchase two additional exhibit-only registrations for Thursday evening at $150 per person
• List of attendees available two weeks prior to event
• Four color slides of your logo displayed at general sessions
• Banner recognition
• List of attendees available on site
• Corporate signage at the event
• Business description in meeting handout
• Special recognition in HASC’s newsletter and website

Platinum – $15,000

• Six complimentary full-conference registrations
• The option to purchase two additional registrations at the sponsor rate of $825
• 8′ x 8′ booth space at Thursday’s Strolling Dinner and Sponsor Reception, offering three hours of unopposed time with attendees
• Two complimentary exhibit booth-only attendees, plus the option to purchase two additional exhibit-only registrations for Thursday evening at $150 per person
• Three color slides of your logo displayed at general sessions
• Banner recognition
• List of attendees available on site
• Corporate signage at the event
• Business description in meeting handout
• Special recognition in HASC’s newsletter and website

Gold – $8,000

• Two complimentary full-conference registrations 
• The option to purchase two additional registrations at the sponsor rate of $825
• 8′ x 8′ booth space at Thursday’s Strolling Dinner and Sponsor Reception, offering three hours of unopposed time with attendees
• Two complimentary exhibit booth-only attendees, plus the option to purchase two additional exhibit-only registrations for Thursday evening at $150 per person
• Two color slides of your logo displayed at general sessions
• Banner recognition
• List of attendees available on site
• Corporate signage at the event
• Business description in meeting handout
• Special recognition in HASC’s newsletter and website

Contributor – Various

• The option to purchase two additional registrations at the sponsor rate of $825
• 8′ x 8′ booth space at Thursday’s Strolling Dinner and Sponsor Reception, offering three hours of unopposed time with attendees
• Two complimentary exhibit booth-only attendees, plus the option to purchase two additional exhibit-only registrations for Thursday evening at $150 per person
• One color slides of your logo displayed at general sessions
• List of attendees available on site
• Corporate signage at the event
• Business description in meeting handout
• Special recognition in HASC’s newsletter and website

Registered Attendees

Thank you, Annual Meeting registrants (download the complete list):

• Fernando Ablaza – c/a ARCHITECTS
• Sofia Abrina – Garden Grove Hospital & Medical Center
• Gary Aden – Stratford Fidelity
• Richard Afable – Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian
• Sally Afable – Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian
• Avtar Ahluwalia – Keck Hospital of USC
• Dimitrios Alexiou – HASC
• Carla Allison – CIGNA Healthcare
• Vanessa Alvarez – COPE Health Solutions
• Carlos Amato – Cannon Design
• David Anderson – UnitedHealthcare
• Mary Anderson – McKesson Paragon
• Greg Angle – Los Robles Hospital & Medical Center
• Barry Arbuckle – MemorialCare Health System
• Maureen Archambault – Marsh Risk and Insurance Services
• Gerald Arcuri – HASC
• Darla Arcuri – HASC
• Ted Arneson – McKesson Paragon
• Carol Aroyan – Health Net
• Betany Auriel-Hagan – Bernards
• Carolyn Ausman – Methodist Hospital of Southern California
• Dan Ausman – Methodist Hospital of Southern California
• Shaun Ayvazi -Siemens
• Berge Badalian – Lakewood Regional Medical Center
• Douglas Bagley – Riverside County Regional Medical Center
• Sandy Bagley – Riverside County Regional Medical Center
• James Banh – HASC
• John Barbadian – Tulare Regional Medical Center
• Terrie Barbadian
• Jim Barber – HASC
• Andrea Barber – HASC
• Steve Barron – St. Bernardine Medical Center
• Peter Bastone -  Tenet HealthCare
• Wendy Bavan - Blue Shield of California
• Jennifer Bayer - HASC
• Craig Beam – CBRE
• Kim Beard – College Hospital-Costa Mesa
• Terry Belmont –  University of California, Irvine Healthcare
• David Benjamin - Avanti Hospitals, LLC
• Ronald Bensinger - Cogent HMG
• Joel Bergenfeld – Hemet Valley Medical Center
• Helen Bergenfeld – Hemet Valley Medical Center
• Theresa Berkin – College Hospital
• Kathy Betts – Blue Shield of California
• John Bishop - LBMMC/MCH/CHLB
• Claudine Bishop – LBMMC/MCH/CHLB
• Stefani Boas – Anthem Blue Cross
• Shawn Bolouki - Tulare Regional Medical Center
• Scott Bouchey – KPMG LLP
• Kathryn Bowen - Madison Risk Insurance Services, Inc.
• Anthony Bowen - Madison Risk & Insurance Services, Inc.
• Linda Bradley – Centinela Hospital Medical Center
• Chuck Bradley - Centinela Hospital Medical Center
• Robert Braithwaite – Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian
• Gregory Brentano – San Dimas Community Hospital
• Leslie Bruce – UC San Diego
• Kelly Bruno – National Health Foundation
• Naishadh Buch – Lompoc Valley Medical Center
• Dipti Buch – Lompoc Valley Medical Center
• Katherine Bullard – Providence Health & Services – Southern California
• Denise Burton – Aetna
• John Calderone - Olympia Medical Center
• Dorene Calderone – Olympia Medical Center
• Cindy Calvillo Kaiser - Permanente Los Angeles
• Jorge Can – HASC 
• Sharlee Cantello – San Gorgonio Memorial Hospital
• Nancy Carlson – Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center – San Pedro
• Laura Carmona - UnitedHealthcare
• Gail Carruthers – Long Beach Memorial
• Edward Caruana - c|a Architects
• Bill Caswell – Kaiser Permanente Southern California Region
• Lionel Chadwick – Hi-Desert Medical Center
• Richard Chambers - Molina Healthcare of California
• Jared Chambers – J.A. Thomas & Associates
• Adolfo Chanez – Saddleback Memorial Medical Center
• Marta Chanez – Saddleback Memorial Medical Center
• Bruce Channing – Saddleback Memorial Medical Center
• David Chartier – c|a Architects
• Tamie Chiu – SCAN Health Plan
• Eugene Cho - Kaiser Permanente, West L.A.
• Bryan Christianson – B.E. Smith
• Marc Christman – Commerce Bank
• Shaun Cleary – MedAssets
• Philip Cohen – AHMC Healthcare, Inc.
• Jeff Conklin – Adventist Health
• Richard Cordova – Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
• Janice Cordova – Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles
• Mark Costa – Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles
• Donald Crane - California Association of Physician Groups
• Steven Crane – Barlow Respiratory Hospital
• Margaret Crane – Barlow Respiratory Hospital
• Von Crockett – Prospect Medical Holdings, Inc.
• Sherri Cunningham – Joyce Eisenberg Keefer Medical Center
• Robert Curry – Citrus Valley Health Partners
• Laura Cyphert - Moss Adams LLP
• Stelian Damu – Moss Adams LLP
• Adam Darvish - Kindred Hospital – Los Angeles
• Diane Dauner – California Hospital Association
• Duane Dauner - California Hospital Association
• Robert David – OSHPD
• Juan Davila – Blue Shield of California
• Kathy Dawson – Saddleback Memorial Medical Center
• Aldo De La Torre – Anthem Blue Cross
• Michelle Demonteverde – CIGNA Healthcare
• Kenny Deng – Blue Shield of California
• Roseanne Diamond-De La Mata – Sodexo Health Care Services
• Dominique Diaz – HASC
• Dennis Diaz – Davis Wright Tremaine LLP
• Rose Ann Dies – UnitedHealthcare
• Ronald DiLuigi – St. Joseph Hospital
• Tom Donohue – AlliedBarton Security Services
• Jason Dopoulos – Lancaster Pollard
• Laura Douk – Aetna
• Destiny Douty - Care Ambulance Service Inc.
• Raymond Down - Lompoc Valley Medical Center
• Alice Down – Lompoc Valley Medical Center
• Ian Drew – Heritage Provider Network, Inc.
• Jessica Droze – Greenberg & Sucher, P.C.
• Trudy Duncan – HASC
• Liz Dunne – Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center – Torrance
• Laurie Eberst – St. John’s Hospitals
• Dale Edwards  - The CAP-EX GROUP
• Jennifer Ensminger – Pacific Hospital of Long Beach
• Efrain Equivel – Health Net of California
• Matthew Erickson – c|a ARCHITECTS
• Steven Escoboza – Hospital Association of San Diego and Imperial Counties
• Estella Escoboza – Hospital Association of San Diego and Imperial Counties
• Scott Evans Keck – Hospital of USC
• Lee Exton – Keenan HealthCare
• Karen Faulis – Palmdale Regional Medical Center
• Ronnie Feldman – MemorialCare Health System
• Eric Feldman – MemorialCare Health System
• Lisa Ferrari – Anthem Blue Cross
• John Ferrelli - Coast Plaza Hospital
• Cathy Fickes - St. Vincent Medical Center
• Ruthita Fike – Loma Linda University Medical Center
• Duane Fike – Loma Linda University Medical Center
• Michele Finney – Los Alamitos Medical Center
• Hugo Florez – Health Net
• Hugo Folli – Saddleback Memorial Medical Center
• Marcia Folli - Saddeback Memorial Medical Center
• Barry Ford – CIGNA Healthcare
• Molly Forrest – Joyce Eisenberg Keefer Medical Center
• Mike Fortmann - Commerce Bank
• Anne Foster – Care Review Resources, Inc.
• Scott Frost – HFS Consultants
• Rob Fuller – Downey Regional Medical Center
• Jeannie Ann Galambos – Anthem Blue Cross
• Martin Gallegos – California Hospital Association
• Mark Gamble – HASC
• Jaime Garcia – HASC
• Prasad Garimella – OneLegacy
• Dan Garofalo – The Neenan Company
• Gale Gascho - AHMC Healthcare Inc
• Della Gascho – AHMC Healthcare Inc
• Robert Gates – Managed System of Care Orange County
• Mark Gavens – Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
• Steve Geidt – Saddleback Memorial Medical Center
• Matthew Gerlach – Glendale Memorial Hospital & Health Center
• Richard Gianello – HFS Consultants
• Christy Gilman - UnitedHealthcare
• Katherine Gilmer – COPE Health Solutions
• Leslie Gold – HASC
• Lovett Goode - Wells Fargo Insurance Services
• John Graham – Los Angeles Jewish Home
• Joel Graves – Wells Fargo Insurance Services
• David Greenberg – Greenberg & Sucher, P.C.
• Brendan Gregory – CIGNA Healthcare
• Emily Grehan – KPMG LLP
• Eric Greitens – The Greitens Group
• Gene Grigsby - National Health Foundation
• Sharon Grigsby – National Health Foundation
• Ilana Grossman – Joyce Eisenberg Keefer Medical Center
• Golf Guest – CBRE
• Robert Gutherman – The CAPEx Group
• Kelly Guzman – Healthcare Technical Services
• Terri Guzy – Health Net of California
• Ashley Habeger – Care Ambulance Service Inc.
• Jodi Haddad – UnitedHealthcare
• Deneen Hadley – Heritage Provider Network, Inc.
• David Hagan - Boldt
• Michael Halberda – Cymetrix
• Jim Hall – McKesson Paragon
• Susan Hallett – CIGNA Healthcare
• Morten Hansen - Bright Sight Group
• Jill Harmatz – Blue Shield of California
• Paul Hartnett - American Appraisal
• Sandy Haskins - HFS Consultants
• Jim Hayden – CBRE
• Diana Hendel - LBMMC/MCH/CHLB
• Hector Hernandez – East Los Angeles Doctors Hospital
• Mark Hess – MedAssets
• Roberta Himebaugh – TeamHealth
• Pam Hinson – Antelope Valley Hospital
• Deanna Hodges – Moss Adams
• Cathy Hoens – Health Net
• Marcus Hoffman – KPMG LLP
• Braxton Hogan – CIGNA Healthcare
• Susan Hollander - Providence Health & Services, Southern California
• Robert Hornachek - St. Vincent Medical Center
• Kirsten Hubbard – Health Net
• C.R. Hudson – Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital
• Sheri Hughes - Moss Adams LLP
• Michael Hunn – Providence Health & Services – California
• Fred Hunter – Marina Del Rey Hospital
• Ash Huzenlaub – TeamHealth
• Syed Ishaq – Somnia Anesthesia
• Juan Iverson - American Appraisal
• Jack Ivie – St. Bernardine Medical Center
• Christine Ivie – St. Bernardine Medical Center
• Tom Jackiewicz – USC
• Laurence Jackson - Long Beach Memorial
• Cheryl Jacob – Saddleback Memorial Medical Center
• Benjamin Jacobowitz – Matrix Strategies, Inc.
• Neerav Jadeja – Paradise Valley Hospital
• Norair Jemjemian – Kaiser Permanente West Los Angeles
• Sarah Jensen – Jensen + Partners
• Gayathri Jith – Valley Presbyterian Hospital
• Melanie Joaquin – Health Net of California
• Fred Johnson – The CAP-EX GROUP
• Divya Joshi – Miller Children’s Hospital
• Scott Joslyn - MemorialCare Health System
• Ivan Kallick – Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
• Deborah Kallick – Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
• Mike Kaminaka – J.A. Thomas & Associates
• Tamra Kaplan – Long Beach Memorial Medical Center
• Benjamin Katz – CIGNA Healthcare
• Nate Kaufman – Kaufman Strategic Advisors, LLC
• Michael Kawada - Providence Health & Services – TrinityCare Hospice
• Jack Keating – Commerce Bank
• Cynthia Keeffe - Leo A Daly
• Sean Kelley – Radisphere
• Satchel Kiefer - Cymetrix
• Cynthia Kilroy – UHC/Optum
• Arnold Kimmel - Prime Healthcare
• Julie King – Downey Regional Medical Center
• Evan King - COPE Health Solutions
• Edmund King – Downey Regional Medical Center
• Olivia Kirk – Cymetrix
• Paul Klass – The CAP-EX GROUP
• Eric Klein – Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP
• Harris Koenig – San Antonio Community Hospital
• Erik Korolev – Blue Shield of California
• Gerald Kozai - St. Francis Medical Center
• Jim Kreig – Keenan HealthCare
• Roger Krissman – Prime Healthcare Services
• Brenda Krissman - Prime Healthcare Services
• Brent Kruse – Siemens
• Arthur Kummer – Health Net of California
• Leonard LaBella - Verdugo Hills Hospital
• Lynn LaBella – Verdugo Hills Hospital
• Larry Lambert - MemorialCare Health System
• Donald Larsen - Keck Medical Center of USC
• Sam Lee – Prospect Medical Holdings, Inc.
• Ned Lehman – MedAssets
• Luis Leon – Paradise Valley Hospital
• James Lester – Lester Enterprises
• Lisa Lewan – United Healthcare
• Susan Leyba - Adventist Health
• Bill Leyhe – The Piera Group
• Tony Lipp – Blue Shield of California
• J. Robert Liset – Musick, Peeler & Garrett LLP
• Michelle Liset – Musick, Peeler & Garrett LLP
• Rick Livesay – Stratford Fidelity
• Araceli Lonergan – Memorial Hospital of Gardena
• Donald Lorack – AHMC Anaheim Regional Medical Center
• Judy Lorack – AHMC Anaheim Regional Medical Center
• Jim Lott – HASC
• Henry Loubet – Keenan HealthCare
• Felice Loverso - Casa Colina Hospital for Rehabilitative Medicine
• Cathy Luciano – HBE Corporation
• William Luciano - HBE Corporation
• Robert Lundy – Hooper, Lundy and Bookman, Inc.
• Randi Lee – Lundy Hooper, Lundy & Bookman
• Charlie Lydon – Wells Fargo Healthcare Financial Services
• Brian Macaulay - Sound Physicians
• Helen Macfie – MemorialCare Health System
• George Mack - HASC
• Gloria Mack – HASC
• Peter Mackler - MemorialCare Health System
• James MacPherson – Avanti Hospitals, LLC
• Michael Madden – Martin Luther King Health Center
• Joe Maga – Long Beach Memorial
• Donna Maga – Long Beach Memorial
• Tim Malette – HASC
• Sujal Mandavia – TeamHealth
• Kim Mannos – HASC
• Robert Margolis – HealthCare Partners
• Lisa Margolis – HealthCare Partners
• Linda Marsh – Alhambra Hospital Medical Center
• David Marshall – Safer Healthcare
• Nancy Martinez – Leo A Daly
• Laura Mason – College Hospitals
• Randy Mathews – CIGNA Healthcare
• Eve Mathews – CIGNA
• Jamila Mayers - HASC
• David McAninch - Lompoc Valley Medical Center
• Julie McAninch – Lompoc Valley Medical Center
• Gerald McCall – Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc. and Hospitals
• Kathryn McLaughlin – Pacific Hospital of Long Beach
• Randall Meadors - Long Beach Memorial
• Ira Meiselman – Good Samaritan Hospital
• Patti Meiselman - Good Samaritan Hospital
• Mercedes Meseck – Wells Fargo Insurance Services
• Lynn Messick – McKesson Paragon
• Frederick Meyer – Meyer Health Consulting
• Randall Michel – Lompoc Valley Medical Center
• Marie Michel – Lompoc Valley Medical Center
• Natasha Milatovich – HASC
• Allen Miller – COPE Health Solutions
• Julie Miller-Phipps – Kaiser Permanente Orange County
• Robert Minkin – The Camden Group
• Kristen Miranda - Blue Shield of California
• Edward Mirzabegian – Antelope Valley Hospital
• Nicolette Moet – College Hospital-Costa Mesa
• Thomas Mone – OneLegacy
• Steven Moreau - St. Joseph Hospital
• Caroline Mosessian – Keck Medical Center
• Michael Munson – Health Net of California
• Steven Myles – TeamHealth
• Lina Nabahani - College Health Enterprises – Hospital Division
• Virgis Narbutas - West Anaheim Medical Center
• Amin Neghabat – Sound Physicians
• Greg Nelson – Pacific Medical Buildings
• Kermit Newman – Marina Del Rey Hospital
• Amy Nguyen – Health Net
• William Norris - Moss Adams LLP
• John Nulty – MedAssets
• Jonathan Oberlander – Leigh Bureau
• Margaret O’Donnell – HASC
• Christine Ortale – Medical Development Specialists
• Brent Oswald – c|a Architects
• Lydia Pacay – HASC
• Krystle Pacay - HASC
• Rahul Padmanabhan – Valley Presbyterian Hospital
• Paul Pakuckas – Anthem Blue Cross
• Armine Papouchian – Blue Shield of California
• Andrea Pasquino – HASC
• Rina Patel – MedAssets
• Tim Patten – Vibra Healthcare
• Judy Pearson – Marsh Risk and Insurance Services
• Lee Penrose – St. Jude Medical Center
• Margaret Peterson – Desert Valley Hospital
• Kenneth Peterson – Desert Valley Hospital
• Margaret Pierce – Kaiser Permanente Baldwin Park
• Gainer Pillsbury – Long Beach Memorial Medical Center
• Lynne Pillsbury – Long Beach Memorial Center
• Kathryn Piper – The CAP-EX Group
• Randy Podeszwik – Sodexo Health Care Services
• Arnold Possick – Los Angeles Jewish Home for the Aging
• Julie Puentes – HASC
• Katrina Quinto - HASC
• John Raffoul – White Memorial Medical Center/Adventist Health
• James Raggio - Lompoc Valley Medical Center
• Barbara Raggio - Lompoc Valley Medical Center
• Arz Raheem – Somnia Anesthesia
• Prem Reddy – Prime Healthcare Services
• James Reinertsen - The Reinertsen Group
• Suzie Reinsvold – Miller Children’s Hospital
• Michael Rembis – Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center
• Kris Rembis – Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center
• Paul Rennerfeldt – Commerce Bank
• Ana Reza – HASC – Orange County Patient Access Services
• Carolyn Rhee - Los Angeles County – Olive View – UCLA Medical Center
• Jim Rice – Hoag Hospital
• Suzanne Richards – Prime Healthcare Services
• TJ Richards – Prime Healthcare
• Steve Richter - Keenan HealthCare
• Frances Ridlehoover – Jensen+Partners
• Ken Rivers – Southwest Healthcare System, Murrieta and Wildomar
• Kevin Roberts – Glendale Adventist Medical Center
• Scott Robinson - KPMG LLP
• Sherita Rogers – HASC
• Jim Rohan – Pacific Medical Buildings
• Kirk Rose – HMC Architects
• Lisa Rubino - Molina Healthcare of California
• Leticia Salcido – HASC
• Saliba Salo – Northridge Hospital Medical Center
• Hala Salo – Northridge Hospital Medical Center
• Michael Sarrao – Prime Healthcare Services
• Raymond Schmidt – Siemens
• Robert Schuchard – Davis Wright Tremaine LLP
• Ted Schwab – Oliver Wyman Group’s Health and Life Sciences Practice
• Gregory Schwarz - St. Vincent Medical Center
• Ernie Schwefler – Anthem Blue Cross
• Bonnie Scudder - Casa Colina Centers for Rehabilitation
• Roger Seaver – Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital
• Lina Seaver – Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital
• Tina Shabanian – Blue Shield of California
• Clifford Shiepe – Tri-City Regional Medical Center
• Marie Shiepe – Tri-City Regional Medical Center
• Chuck Shipley - Commerce Bank
• Cyrus Siders – Siemens Medical Solutions
• Gregory Siebert – United Healthcare
• Dana Slavett – Health Net
• Julia Slininger - HASC
• Rodger Slininger – HASC
• Mike Smidt – AlliedBarton Security Services
• Alan Smith – West Anaheim Medical Center
• Martha Smith – Health Net of California
• Tim Smith – Sharp Memorial Hospital
• Tom Soto – HASC
• Kari Soto – HASC
• Jeffery Sousa – CHI/OPTIMA
• Teresa Sousa - CHI/OPTIMA
• Karolee Sowle - Desert Regional Medical Center
• Kevin Spady – Cannon Design
• Robert Splawn - Price Waterhouse Coopers
• Art Sponseller – Hospital Council of Northern & Central California
• Joy Sponseller - Hospital Council of Northern and Central California
• James Sprague - James+Gable Insurance Brokers
• Ron Srajer – Keenan Healthcare
• Larry Stahl - St. Francis Medical Center
• Michael Stanish – California Hospital Association
• Stacy Stelzriede - Moss Adams LLP
• Kenneth Strople – Downey Regional Medical Center
• David sub tbd – McKesson Paragon
• Michel Sucher – Greenberg & Sucher, P.C.
• Lois Suder – California Hospital Association
• Karen Sugano – SCAN Health Plan
• Anthony Taddey - Lancaster Pollard
• Steve Tate – National Health Foundation
• Lee Taylor – Adventist Health Managed Care
• Susan Taylor – College Hospital-Costa Mesa
• Guest TBD – Avanti Hospital, LLC
• Mitchell Thomas – Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital
• Jim Tinyo – Keenan Healthcare
• Mark Toothacre – Pacific Medical Buildings
• Rhonda Tribble – Kaiser Permanente West Los Angeles
• Mark Turner – San Gorgonio Memorial Hospital
• Steve Tuttle – Kaiser Permanente, West L.A.
• Scott Twomey – HASC/AllHealth
• Mark Uffer – Prime Healthcare Services
• Steven Valentine – The Camden Group
• Martyann Valentine - The Camden Group
• Sonoma van Brunt – The Piera Group
• Robert Vlach – HASC
• Paul Wales – Riverside Community Hospital
• Joella Wales - Riverside Community Hospital
• Michael Wall – Northridge Hospital Medical Center
• Patricia Wall – HASC
• Debbie Walsh - Fountain Valley Regional Hospital and Medical Center
• Aimee Ward – UnitedHealthcare
• Barry Weinbaum – Pacific Medical Buildings
• Lee Weiss – Centinela Hospital Medical Center
• George Weiss – TFP Group
• Stanley Weisser - Redlands Community Hospital
• Ellen Weisser – Redlands Community Hospital
• William Werner - Simi Valley Hospital
• Sandra Werner – Simi Valley Hospital/Adventist Health
• James West – Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital
• Don Whiteside - HFS Consultants
• Trahan Whitten – HFS Consultants
• John Whittlesey – iVantage Health Analytics
• DeVon Wiens – Moss Adams LLP
• Gary Wilde – Community Memorial Health System
• Kim Wilson – St. John’s Regional Medical Center
• Catherine Winans – HASC/ReddiNet
• Stephen Witt – College Hospital
• Katherine Witt - College Hospital Cerritos
• Janice Witt – College Hospital
• Eric Witt – College Hospital Cerritos
• Keith Wolfe - Providence Health & Services
• Greg Worth - Anthem Blue Cross
• Jennifer Wortham – HASC/IPE
• Scott Yanover – McKesson Paragon
• Jayson Yardley - Cymetrix
• Richard Yochum - Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center
• Robin Yochum – Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center
• Sandra Yule – HealthSouth Tustin Rehabilitation Hospital
• Beth Zachary - White Memorial Medical Center/Adventist Health
• Ellen Zaman – Children’s Hospital Los Angeles