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Welcome to the 2019 Annual Conference of the Indiana Primary Health Care Association (IPHCA). As your state association, IPHCA has a long and well-established tradition of convening Indiana’s community health centers for a great two-day opportunity to learn from our speakers, and from each other. We are thrilled that you have chosen to use your valuable time to at-tend this program.

IPHCA’s conference over the past four years have focused on increasing knowledge about social determinants of health. These programs were designed to support efforts by health centers to achieve improved out-comes by understanding and addressing the lived realities of our pa-tients. This year, our focus is on one area, patient addictions and effec-tive health center responses to addictive behaviors. The IPHCA staff have invested hundreds of hours in planning this program, with signifi-cant input from health center leaders. It is our sincere hope that you will enjoy the five plenary talks, as well as an array of wonderful break-out sessions, included in the program this year.

As you experience our 2019 conference, please give us your feedback, both through the evaluation forms that will be provided for structured communication about the program, and through any informal feedback you can provide to IPHCA staff. Your views matter to us. We will use program evaluations to inform future conferences.

It has been my pleasure to serve Indiana’s health centers over a period of ten years. As I prepare for retirement in August of this year, I want to wish you all well in the very important work that you do every day. It is an honor for all of us at IPHCA to support you in any and every way possible.

Philip L. Morphew

Chief Executive Officer

2 Welcome Letter

5 Conference Map

6 IPHCA Award Nominees

9 Monday Agenda

10 Monday Am Session

Descriptions

11 Monday Pm Session

Descriptions

14 Monday Keynotes

15 Tuesday Keynotes

16 Tuesday Agenda

17 Tuesday Am Session

Descriptions

18 Tuesday Pm Session

Descriptions

20 Sponsor Listing

23 Exhibitor Listing

25 IPHCA Award Nominees

26 IPHCA Staff Listing

27 Upcoming trainings

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IPHCA ALLSTAR AWARD NOMINEES: DEBRA MEERS GRASSROOTS ADVOCACY AWARD

Paul Beltran, Indiana Health Centers

IPHCA ALLSTAR AWARD NOMINEES: SPECIAL EXEMPLARY PROJECT AWARDS

LifeSpring Health Systems—Integrated Health Systems Programming

Meridian Health Services—Maternal Treatment Program

Covering Kids & Families of Indiana is proud to partner with IPHCA.Together, we are helping champion accessible healthcare coverage for all Hoosiers.

Across the state, lives have been positively impacted as people continue to get covered and stay covered.

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LEARNING AND RESOURCE

LIBRARY

The Indiana Primary Health Care Association is proud to partner with Relias to implement a

Learning and Resource Library. This library will allow IPHCA and CHCs throughout the state

to:

- Reduce training costs -Stay compliant -Integrate care

- Reduce travel time -Improve quality -Increase certifications

- Include more staff -Assess and develop staff -Analyze data

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Monday, April 29th, 2019

Steven H. David, Justice; Indiana Supreme Court

Rachel Solotaroff, MD, CEO; Central City Concern

Failure is Not An Option: Collaboration Matters!

Integrating Behavioral Health in Primary Care

SDOH and Enabling Services: Making It Count

Clinicians and the Opioid Crisis: Key Elments to Retaining Your Team

Dental Management of Patients with a History of SUD (1.5 Hours)

Practical Applications of Persistent Pain Treatment

2019 Indiana Health Coverage Program Updates (2 Hours CE Session)

Albert Ayson, Jr., MPH, Senior Program Manager, Rosy Chang Weir, Director of Research; AAPCHO

Suzanne Speer, AASPR, Director; ACU

Rachel Solotaroff, MD, CEO; Central City Concern

Jessica Ellis, Training Specialist; Claim Aid

AGENDA

8:30—9:00 AM

9:00—10:00 AM

1:00—2:00 PM

2:30—4:00 PM

2:30—4:30 PM

Welcome Address:

Opening Keynote:

Empathic Inquiry: Patient Centered Approaches to Social

Caring for Patients in Pain is a Team Sport

Breathe: Healthy Steps to Living Tobacco Free; New Material for

Patient Education

Indiana Family and Social Services Updates: PANEL

Ariel Singer, MPH, Partnership & Innovation Director; Oregon PCA

Mary Blankson, DNP, APRN, FNP-C, CNO, Dan Bryant, LPC, Clinical Director of SUD Treatment; CHCI

Nicole Fairchild, MPA, MBA, Executive Director; McMillen Health

Michael Cook, Director, Provider Relations, Ray Evers, HIP Presumptive Eligibility Manager, Nonis C. Spinner, Director, Eligibility Indiana Medicaid; FSSA

Syd Ehmke, FNP, COO, Julie Foltz, BSW; Aspire Indiana Health

Harm Reduction & Needle Exchanges: Aspire’s Story

12:00—1:00 PM

10:45—11:45 AM Morning Learning Sessions

Lunch

Midday Keynote

2:30—3:30 PM Afternoon Learning Sessions

Scott Wolpin DMD, President, Dan Brody, DMD; NNOHA

General Assembly 3:45—4:15 PM

4:00—6:00 PM Azara DRVs Users Group Meeting

Jennifer Wathall, MD, MPH, Secretary; FSSA

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AM Learning Sessions 10:45-11:45

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Empathic Inquiry: Patient Centered Approaches to

Social Determinants of Health Screening

This session will detail key principles for patient centered social needs screening gained from insights of the

Oregon PCA’s empathic enquiry collaborative. Attendees will learn action oriented principles for developing a patient

centered approach to social need conversations, social need screening workflows, and the role empathic inquiry plays in

trauma informed care.

Ariel Singer, MPH, CHC Transformation Director; Oregon PCA

Caring for Patients with Pain is a Team Sport The desire to help patients treat chronic or acute pain successfully exceeds the skill and resources of a single individual.

This session examines the roles and contributions of care team members in pain management including extended care

members. Attendees will learn strategies to increase provider competency in chronic pain management, they will under-

stand the six building blocks for team based opioid management.

Mary Blankson, DNP, APRN, FNP-C, CHCI, CNO; Dan Bryant LPC, Director of SUD Treatment CHCI

Breathe: Healthy Steps to Living Tobacco Free: New Materials for Patent Education This session will introduce new guided educational resources for use with pregnant women and families with young children in an effort to reduce the disease and economic burden tobacco use disproportionately places on racial/ethnic minorities and low socio-economic status (SES) populations. These new materials focus on health literacy, using high-impact graphics, and cover timely topics such as e-cigarettes (vaping) and the effects of marijuana use during pregnancy and around children.

Nicole Fairchild, MPA, MBA, Executive Director; McMillen Health

Harm Reduction and Needle Exchange: Aspire’s Story Attendees will learn about the challenges of running a needle exchange program, including legal requirements, local political concerns, funding restrictions, and benchmark requirements. Aspire Health will explain the factors that led the CHC to decide the outcomes outweighed the challenges.

Syd Ehmke, MSN, MBA,FNP; Julie Foltz BSW; Aspire Health Indiana

Indiana Family and Social Services Updates PANEL The panel will answer questions on the following subjects and more: member enrollment, HIP, Gateway to Work, Presumptive Eligibility, general Medicaid operations. Prior to the conference, IPHCA will be fielding questions from health centers and sending them to the panel in advance. Live questions if time allows. Michael Cook, Director, Provider Relations; Ray Evers, HIP Presumptive Eligibility Manager; Nonis C. Spinner, Director, Eligibility Indiana Medicaid; FSSA

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Vendor Networking 11:45– 12:00 PM Lunch 12:00 – 1:00 PM

Keynote 1:00 – 2:00 PM

PM Learning Sessions 2:30 – 3:30 PM

Integrating Behavioral Health in Primary Care

Vendor Networking 11:45– 12:00 PM

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Social Determinants of Health and Enabling Services: Making It Count Standardized data on social determinants of health (SDoH) and enabling services (ES) provide the foundation for health centers to succeed in a value-based pay environment by not only helping them address root causes of poor health, but also by highlighting the value of the health center model.

Albert Ayson, Jr., MPH, Senior Program Manager, Rosy Chang Weir, Director of Research; AAPCHO

Clinicians and the Opioid Crisis: Key Elements to Retaining Your Team Join us as we explore how the elements of mission alignment, compensation, benefits, work schedules and professional development, can minimize both burnout and turnover. We’ll identify free tools and resources to assist you in develop-ing your own retention program. Suzanne Speer, AASPR; Director; ACU

Practical Applications of Persistent Pain Treatment

This workshop with deepen participants’ understanding of the neurobiology of substance use disorders, and its intersection with persistent pain. Participants will then use this knowledge to understand and apply practical tools for addressing SUD’s and persistent pain in the primary care setting. Rachel Solotaroff, MD; CEO Central City Concern

Dental Management of Patients with History of Substance Use Disorder (1.5 Hours) This session will provide an overview of the opioid crisis focusing on the oral manifestations of substance abuse, the integration of oral health services in Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) programs and dental treatment considera-tions for patients enrolled in MAT programs. Scott Wolpin DMD, President, Dan Brody, DMD; NNOHA

2019 Indiana Health Coverage Program Updates (2.0 Hours CE Session) Navigators will learn about HIP 2.0 , Gateway to Work, Presumptive Eligibility and the new member enrollment portal. This session will meet the yearly continuing educational requirements for Indiana Navigators. Jessica Ellis, Training Specialist; Claim Aid

Monday, April 29

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Vendor Networking 3:30 – 3:45 PM General Assembly 3:45 – 4:15 PM

Azara DRVs Users Group Meeting 4:00—6:00 PM

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Justice Steven David was appointed to the Indiana Supreme Court

in 2010 and now serves as the senior member of the Court. Prior

to being named the 106th Justice of the Indiana Supreme Court,

Justice David built a multi-faceted career of private practice,

corporate counsel experience, and stellar service as a military law-

yer. Justice David’s 35 years of public service includes 16 years as

a trial court judge in Boone County and 28 years of military service.

Rachel serves as the President and CEO of Central City Con-

cern, an organization that provides comprehensive solutions

to ending homelessness through health, housing, and

employment interventions. An internist with a specialty in

addictions medicine, Rachel has 15 years’ experience caring

for and designing programs for individuals with substance

use disorders, persistent pain, and mental health disorders.

Justice Steven David Indiana Supreme Court

Failure Is Not An Option: Collaboration Matters!

MONDAY KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Integrating Addictions Treatment into Primary Care

Rachel Solotaroff, MD, MCR, CEO of Central City Concern

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Dr. Carlos serves as Chief of Internal Medicine for Eskenazi

Health. As a practicing Pulmonologist he has embraced the

teaching mission of the Indiana University School of

Medicine. He is a three time recipient of the “Golden Apple”

award for the top teaching professor for the school.

Mallori DeSalle is a licensed mental health counselor, a certi-

fied in specialized treatment areas and prevention and a

member of the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers.

At the School of Public Health at Indiana University,

Bloomington, she manages the Screening, Brief Intervention

and Referral to Treatment program within Prevention In-

sights.

TUESDAY KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Stop all the Stopping!

Prescription For Positivity

Mallori DeSalle, MA, LMHC, NCC, CMHC, CPS Prevention In-sights, IU-Bloomington, School

of Public Health

W Graham Carlos MD, MSCR, ATSF, FACP IU School of

Medicine / Eskenazi Health

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Tuesday April 30th, 2019

W. Graham Carlos, MD; IU School of Medicine

Mallori DeSalle, MA; IU School of Public Health

Prescription for Positivity

Stop All of the Stopping

Creating a Culture of Quality

Evidence Based Screening, Brief

Interventions and Treatment for

Adolescent Substance Use Disorders

Treatment & Recovery w/ Chronic Illness: The Role of Community Health Workers

Using Telemedicine for Behavioral Health Treatment within Primary Care

James N. Gingerich, MD; Maple City CHC

Leslie Ann Hulvershorn, MD; IU Health

Paul Conrad, Director of Training and Workforce Development; ASPIN

Donna Vaughan, DBH, LMHC Jessica Bosecker, LMHC; Windrose Health Network

Medicaid Promoting Interoperability: A Challenge to STOP Addictions

The Role of Philanthropy in Addressing the Addictions Crisis

Don’t Fix This

Partnering for Community Change

Innovations in Care for Addictions

Jennifer Anglin MS, CHS; Purdue Healthcare Advisors

Jason Patnosh, AVP; NACHC Marcia Haaff, CEO; Lutheran Foundation

Heidi Hart, Med, LCPC, CEO; Terry Reilly Health Services

Wyeth Hatfield, LCSW; ECHO Community Health Center

Eric B. Yazel, MD, CMO; LifeSpring Health Center Primary Care Conditions of Patients with SUD

8:30—9:00 AM

9:00—10:00 AM

12:00—1:00 PM

1:00—2:00 PM

Welcome Address

Opening Keynote


Lunch

Midday Keynote

Mallori DeSalle, MA; IU School of Public Health

3:45—4:45 PM Awards and Prizes

AGENDA


2:30—3:30 PM Afternoon Learning Sessions

7:00—8:00 AM Board of Directors Meeting CLINICAL ROOM

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Creating a Culture of Quality

Quality improvement can be like whack-a-mole. The measure we focus on this year improves until we focus on a

different measure next year. A graph of our progress on a measure looks like an ocean wave. How do we foster a

culture that improves quality across the board and at all levels of our organization? Seek first the thriving community

and all else will follow. Stories from Maple City Health Care Center’s 30-year experiment.

James Gingerich, MD, Guardian of the Vision; Maple City Community Health Center

Evidence Based Screening, Brief Interventions and Treatment for Adolescent Substance Use Disorders

In this breakout session we will review state of the art brief screening tools for adolescent substance use. We will also

learn about evidence based models for the treatment of adolescent substance use disorders, as well as approaches that

one can use in a primary care setting that can enhance an adolescent’s motivation to change their own behavior.

Leslie Hulvershorn M.D., Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Adolescent Behavioral Health Research Program; IU School of Medicine

Treatment & Recovery w/ Chronic Illness: The Role of Community Health Workers and Chronic Care Professionals Attendees will learn how chronic conditions adversely affect treatment and recovery. This includes the cost to the organ-ization and how CHWs– CCPs can alleviate that cost burden. The methods CCPs use to educate their patients will be discussed along with the process of obtaining a free Chronic Care Certification will be shared as well. Paul Conrad, Director of Training and Workforce Development; ASPIN

Use of Telemedicine for Behavioral Health Treatment within Primary Care

In this session we will discuss the integration of telemedicine in to the primary care setting for treating behavioral health disorders. How to effectively utilize telemedicine without disrupting workflow, billing/reimbursement, and patient care.

Dr. Donna Vaughan, DBH, LMHC, Jessica Bosecker, LMHC; Windrose Health Network

Primary Care Conditions of Patients with SUD This session will cover the most common primary care conditions and experiences of patients with substance use disorders and how best to serve them in the community health center setting. This includes discussing what primary care conditions are common, treatment options, and resources to assist clinicians and public health workers.

Eric B. Yazel, MD, CMO; LifeSpring Health Systems, Public Health Officer, Clark County, IN

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Vendor Networking 11:45– 12:00 PM Lunch 12:00 – 1:00 PM

Keynote 1:00 – 2:00 PM

PM Learning Sessions 2:30 – 3:30 PM Vendor Networking 11:45– 12:00 PM

Stop All of the Stopping

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PM Learning Sessions 2:30-3:30

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Medicaid Promoting Interoperability: A Challenge to STOP Addictions This presentation is to explore the 2019 Medicaid PI objectives and look at them through the lens of the STOP theme. We will examine the objectives and talk through them in by meshing in social determinants of health opportunities and how PCMH criteria can play a part in improving your scores as well as address the addiction crisis.

Jennifer C Anglin, MS, CHES; Purdue Healthcare Advisors

The Role of Philanthropy in Addressing the Addictions Crisis While health centers have been successful using resources from HRSA to treat addiction, there are opportunities to en-gage with private philanthropy. This session will identify strategies to partner with foundations, share promising practic-es for foundation engagement and provide details on trends in giving around addiction services and the opioid

epidemic. Jason Patnosh, Associate Vice President, NACHC Partnership and Resource Development Marcia Haaff, Chief Executive Officer; Lutheran Foundation

Partnering for Community Change

Attendees will understand how a residential program can strengthen a CHCs response to community needs. Discussion will center around resources and challenges to building a residential facility including partnerships, capital costs, and operational resources.

Heidi Hart, Med, LCPC; CEO Terry Reilly Health Services

Don’t Fix This This breakout sessions will discuss patient examples where “fixing” gets in the way of patient progress. Practice, case review and group discussion will require an engaged participant, so come ready to work!

Mallori DeSalle, MA, LMHC, NCC, CMHC, CPS Prevention Insights, IU-Bloomington, School of Public Health

Building Community Collaborative Partnerships for Better Patient Care This is the map of our journey as an FQHC through community organizing to improve the medical outcomes of our most vulnerable patients. This panel presentation will endeavor to pass on tools to others in order that they may then develop community systems tailored to their own set of unique local challenges

Wyeth Hatfield, LCSW ECHO Community Health Care

Tuesday, April 30

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Vendor Networking 3:30 – 3:45 PM Awards and Prizes 3:45 – 4:15 PM

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Exhibitor Listing

THANK YOU TO OUR PREMIER SPONSORS

ANTHEM BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD

Rondinel Gibson 220 Virginia Ave.

Indianapolis, IN 46204 317-287-5436

[email protected] www.anthem.com

COMMUNITY HEALTH VENTURES Alex Vactor

102 S. Alfred St. Alexandria , VA 22314

301-347-0040 [email protected]

www.nachc.com

NONSTOP ADMINISTRATION AND INSURANCE SERVICES

Danielle Ledford 2300 Clayton Rd, Suite 1450

Concord, CA 94520 503-781-6973

[email protected] www.nonstopwellness.com

BLUE & CO, LLC. Jason Prokopik

500 N. Meridian St. Ste. 200 Indianapolis, IN 46204

317– 713-7916 [email protected]

www.blueandco.com

WELLCARE HEALTH PLANS, INC Michael Edmundson

3815 River Crossing Pkwy, Suite 100 Indianapolis, IN 46240


www.wellcare.com

LEWIS AND KAPPES ATTORNEYS AT LAW

Tom Ruge One American Square, Suite 200


[email protected] www.lewis-kappes.com

Exhibitor Listing

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THANK YOU TO OUR PREMIER SPONSORS

THANK YOU TO OUR ROOM SPONSORS

AZARA HEALTHCARE Chris Neal

70 Blanchard Rd, Burlington, MA

01803 860-428-7325

[email protected]

CHIROPRACTIC SPECIALISTS OF INDIANA Dr. Dion Snider Terre Haute, IN 812-887-4800

[email protected]

COVERING KIDS & FAMILIES Susan Jo Thomas

1100 W. 42nd St., Suite 317 Indianapolis, IN 46208


RICHARD M. FAIRBANKS FOUNDATION Kami Spiklemire

211 N. Pennsylvania St. Suite 2500 Indianapolis, IN 46204

(317) 663-7950 [email protected]

www.rmff.org

RELIAS Paige Boyd

111 Coming Road Suite 250 Cary, NC 27518 919-655-7758

[email protected] www.relias.com

Exhibitor Listing

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BKD CPAs and Advisors Glenn Grigsby

201 N. Illinois St. 700 Indianapolis, IN 46204


www.bkd.com

Bowen Center for Health Workforce Research & Policy

Marnie Baker 1110 W. Michigan St. Indianapolis, IN 46202


Commonwealth Purchasing Group

Crystal Harrison 40 Court St

Boston, MA27518 617-988-2267

[email protected]

InteCare Kimberly Gray McDaniel

8604 AllisonvilleRd, Ste. 325 Indianapolis, IN 46250


www.intecare.org

Indiana Health Information Exchange Jackie Eitel

846 N. Senate Ave Indianapolis, IN 46202

317-644-1749 [email protected] www.ihie.org

Department of Biohealth School Informatics and

Computing, IUPUI Huanmei Wu

535 W. Michigan St IT 475 Indianapolis, IN 46202


Managed Health Services Nancy Robinson

550 N. Meridian St Suite 101 Indianapolis, IN 46204


www.mhsindiana.com

eClinicalWorks Kelli Smith

2 Technology Dr Westborough, MA 01581


www.eclinicalworks.com

Mid America Clinical Laboratories

Katie Klein 2560 N. Shadeland Ave Indianapolis, IN 46219

317-803-0149 [email protected] www.maclonline.com

McKesson Medical Surgical Robert Piacine

9954 Maryland Dr, Suite 4000 Richmond, VA 23233


www.mckesson.com

PDMI Jeff Mihok

1170 E. Western Reserve Rd. Poland, OH 44514


www.pdmi.com

State Health Insurance Assistance

Rita Chambers 311 West Washington St 2nd Fl


[email protected]

R and S NorthEast Joshlyn Dubree

8407 Austin Tracy Rd Fountain Run, KY 42133


www.rsnortheast.com

MDwise Jinny Hibbert

1200 Madison Ave, Ste. 400 Indianapolis, IN 46225


www.mdwise.org

The Medicus Firm Patricia Van Brocklin

3010 LBJ Freeway #1300 Dallas,TX 75234 214-382-9924

[email protected] www.themedicusfirm.com

Medline Industries, Inc. Kate Pritchard

Three Lakes Drive, Northfield, IL 60093

765-413-3999 Kate [email protected]

www.medline.com

Butler University Physician Assist Program

Jennifer Guthrie, PA–C 4600 Sunset Ave


[email protected]

Altruis Christopher Caspar

9420 Bunsen Pkwy, Ste 204 Louisville, KY 40220


www.altruis.com

CleanSlate Centers Tonya Denton

12 Cadillace Dr. Suite 380 Brentwood, TN 37013


www.cleanslatecenters.com

Merino Computer Concepts, Inc Jeff Poblano

1822 W. Kettleman Ln Ste 4 Lodi, CA 95242 209-452-6055

[email protected] www.mccpros.com

Sterling Insurance Thomas Weartz 402 W. Main St.

Greenwood, IN 46142 317-885-9104

[email protected] www.sterlinginsgrp.com

Midmark Corporation Tony Dues

60 Vista Dr. Versailles, OH 45380

317-431-8884 [email protected] www.midmark.com

Purdue Healthcare Advisors Randy Hountz

1435 Win Hentschel Blvd. Ste 215 West Lafayette, IN 47906

764-494-0766 [email protected] www.pha.purdue.edu

Marian University College of Osteopathic Medicine

Steve Noone 3200 Cold Spring Road Indianapolis, IN 46222


www.marian.edu

Athenahealth Patrick Nilan

311 Arsenal St Watertown, MA 02472


www.athenahealth.com

The Meyers Group– Executive Search Consultants

Dr. Stuart Meyers 11700 Old Georgetown Rd #705

Rockville, MD 20852 301-850-4200

[email protected] www.mr-themeyergroup.com

Certintell, Inc. Brian Easley

317 6th Ave Suite 901 Des Moines, IA 50309

1-800-946-9143 [email protected] www.certintell.com

IFF Nicholas Johnson 202 E. Market St


[email protected] www.iff.org

GSK Vaccines Alex Chael

2512 South Tri– Center Bvld Research Park Triangle, NC 27703


www.gsk.com

Alkermes Cheryl Sweeney 852 Winter St.

Waltham, MA 02451 812-369-3040

[email protected] www.alkermes.com

STOP BY TO THANK ALL OF OUR 2019 ANNUAL CONFERENCE EXHIBITORS

Upper Midwest Telehealth Resource Center

Katie Conner 2901 Ohio Bvld Suite 240

Terre,Haute, IN 47803 219-363-7121

[email protected] www.umtc..org

Concordance Healthcare Solutions

Claude Mossian 13400 Lakefront Dr. Earth City, MO 63045


www.concordancehealthcare.com

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There is no one way to recover from addiction.

Every person is different, and so is our approach to treatment.

At CleanSlate, we combine the science of medication-assisted treatment with hands-on care in a convenient outpatient environment. Our objective is to provide our patients with individualized treatment plans that evolve over time to meet their recovery needs, including psycho-social support and intensive care coordination with a wide network of partners in every community.

Together we succeed.

We want to partner with you.

For more information, visit: CleanSlateCenters.com

Contact us at: [email protected]

There is no one way to recover from addiction.

Every person is different, and so is our approach to treatment.

At CleanSlate, we combine the science of medication-assisted treatment with hands-on care in a convenient outpatient environment. Our objective is to provide our patients with individualized treatment plans that evolve over time to meet their recovery needs, including psycho-social support and intensive care coordination with a wide network of partners in every community.

Together we succeed.

We want to partner with you.

For more information, visit: CleanSlateCenters.com

Contact us at: [email protected]

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IPHCA ALLSTAR AWARD NOMINEES: PROVIDER OF THE YEAR

Dr. Rachael Gandolph, DDS, HealthNet

Rob Dawson DNP, Indiana Health Centers

Dr. Michael Mohman, Neighborhood Health Clinics

IPHCA ALLSTAR AWARD NOMINEES: EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR

Rene’ Kougal COO, Indiana Health Centers

LaKeyta Brown, Social Worker, Open Door Health Services

Ivan Madrigal, Open Door Health Services

Aileen Wehren, Marram Health Center

IPHCA ALLSTAR AWARD NOMINEES: EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR

Dale Benson, MD, HealthNet

Bernie Emkes, MD, Indiana Health Centers

Rhea Graham, Meridian Health Services

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IPHCA STAFF LISTING

Angela Boyer, MHA, IQIN Director

Sarah Blessing, CHC Workforce Specialist

Jason Bundy, BA, Membership Director

Carla Chance, RN, PCMH CEE, CHC Programs Manager

Tina Darling, MPA, Center for Workforce

Sustainability Director

Kislaya Kunjan, PhD, Health IT Director IQIN

Lisa Mangifico, BA, Policy Analyst

Karla Marin, DDS, Oral Health Program Director

Ashley Mason, Finance and Benefit Administrator

Pia Meyers, Training Program Director

Phil Morphew, MBA Chief Executive Officer

Funke Oladele, Quality Improvement Coordinator

Jasmine Page, MPH, Quality and Data Coordinator

Nancy Stassen, MBA, Director of Operations

Drew Thomas, BS, Operations Program Director

Laura Totten, BA, IQIN Administrative Specialist

Jenny Walden, Outreach and Enrollment

Program Specialist

Mary Westerbeck, Executive Assistance

Contractors

Natalie Morrison, MPH, CHC Workforce Director

Jing Xu, MPA, Resource Development Program Director

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Upcoming Training and Events

June 20th

June 12th

June 14th

June 17th

June 18th

CEO Intensive featuring Curt Degenfelder Holiday Inn Indianapolis Airport, 8555 Stansted Dr, Indianapolis, IN 46241 Curt Degenfelder will be updating and entertaining attendees with the latest trends and things to think about.

Regional SBIRT Training NORTHWEST

Northshore Health Center, 2490 Central Ave., Lake Station IN 46405 Explore the use of Motivational Interviewing within SBIRT. Examine substance use risk and how risk/harm is assessed in healthcare. Review recommended screening tools for use in screening adolescents and adults. Learn and practice Motivational Interviewing for implementation in a brief intervention. Discuss resources for linking patients/ clients to treatment and follow up service.

Regional SBIRT Training CENTRAL IN

Eskenazi Pecar, 6940 Michigan Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46268 Explore the use of Motivational Interviewing within SBIRT. Examine substance use risk and how risk/harm is assessed in healthcare. Review recommended screening tools for use in screening adolescents and adults. Learn and practice Motivational Interviewing for implementation in a brief intervention. Discuss resources for linking patients/ clients to treatment and follow up service.

Regional SBIRT Training NORTHEAST

Open Door Health Services, 333 S. Madison St., Muncie, IN 47305 Explore the use of Motivational Interviewing within SBIRT. Examine substance use risk and how risk/harm is assessed in healthcare. Review recommended screening tools for use in screening adolescents and adults. Learn and practice Motivational Interviewing for implementation in a brief intervention. Discuss resources for linking patients/ clients to treatment and follow up service.

Regional SBIRT Training SOUTH

LifeSpring Health Center, 1036 Sharon Dr. Jeffersonville, IN 47130 Explore the use of Motivational Interviewing within SBIRT. Examine substance use risk and how risk/harm is assessed in healthcare. Review recommended screening tools for use in screening adolescents and adults. Learn and practice Motivational Interviewing for implementation in a brief intervention. Discuss resources for linking patients/ clients to treatment and follow up service.

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