OCTOBER 15-16, 2015 • SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA

COMMUNITY CLINICS AND HEALTH CENTERS

Evolution Through InnovationCPCA ANNUAL CONFERENCE PROGRAM

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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT AND CEO

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THE CALIFORNIAHEALTH+ MOVEMENTDear Friends and Colleagues,

Welcome to the California Primary Care Association (CPCA) 2015 Annual Conference. This year’s conference

theme, Evolution Through Innovation, is a fitting description of the community health center movement over the past 50 years and the remarkable tradition of providing high-quality care to California’s underserved communities. It celebrates the long-standing history of the incredible work community health centers do in their communities and their promising future within our state’s health care system.

As we celebrate this golden anniversary of the legislation that created the community health center program, we also celebrate the creation of the Medicare and Medicaid programs – programs that have helped millions of Americans access needed health care services. These monumental programs, along with the network of community health centers throughout the nation, laid the ground work for the Affordable Care Act and helped make it a reality. California continues to serve as the shining example of successful health care reform implementation, and with the Governor’s most recent budget including expanded Medi-Cal for undocumented children, we are well on our way to truly achieving Health For All!

This year’s conference celebrates our past and our future – it also celebrates our plus! The innovative nature of our health centers is central to the CaliforniaHealth+ brand and is highlighted in the integrated care and additional services provided. Community health centers have been at the forefront of payment reform efforts in the state as well as patient-centered health home accreditation and have been a model for team based care for decades. They have also been leaders in the integration of behavioral health and primary care services and providing cultural and linguistically competent care – in addition to the multitude of additional services provided. All of which make up the “plus” our health centers offer their patients.

CaliforniaHealth+ truly is the next step for the health center movement. A unified, collective network of providers that is open and available to anyone in need of care. It elevates the core mission of each individual health center to a greater level, promising patients throughout the state a collective high standard of care – providing

comprehensive services located in their neighborhoods, in a language they understand and in a place that is familiar. It’s the promise of a health home for each and every Californian – no matter who they are. The CaliforniaHealth+ brand is built on this promise.

In fact, CaliforniaHealth+ centers are already delivering on that promise. According to the recent Blue Shield of California Foundation Report on care experience, community health center patients are as satisfied with their care as patients who are seen by private doctors. Additionally, community health centers outperform other types of facilities by establishing greater connectedness with their patients, understanding cultural competence, and providing social service referrals – which we believe is part of the reason community health centers have seen an 11 percent increase in overall patient satisfaction since 2011. The study also showed that 57 percent of Medi-Cal patients are choosing community health centers to receive their care.

This is such great progress! Our health centers have truly evolved into providers of choice, focusing on patient experience, patient engagement, and patient retention. Our goal now is for each health center to function within the statewide system as a collective, unified network – providing the best care to all Californians as CaliforniaHealth+ centers. I hope that you are all as excited as I am that the CaliforniaHealth+ movement is changing the way Californians think about, access, and value their health care.

Our health system has changed a lot since the Civil Rights era when the community health center program was created, and I’m proud that we are poised to lead the way into this next era of health care. I would like to thank you all for your diligence and commitment to our common goals throughout the past year, and I look forward to what the future will bring as we continue to evolve through innovation.

Sincerely,

Carmela Castellano-Garcia, Esq.President and CEOCalifornia Primary Care Association

OFFICERS

CHAIRBenjamin Flores, MPH, President & CEOAmpla Health

CHAIR-ELECT Tracy Ream, CEONeighborhood Healthcare – Ray M. Dickinson Wellness Center

SECRETARY Debra Farmer, President & CEOWestside Family Health Center

TREASURER Kerry Hydash, President & CEOFamily HealthCare Network

SPEAKER Louise McCarthy, President & CEOCommunity Clinic Association of Los Angeles County

VICE SPEAKER Naomi Fuchs, CEOSanta Rosa Community Health Centers

MEMBER AT LARGE William Hobson, President & CEOWatts Healthcare Corporation

MEMBER AT LARGE Scott McFarland, CEOWestern Sierra Medical Clinic

MEMBER AT LARGE Danielle Myers, MD, Associate Medical DirectorGolden Valley Health Centers

IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR Mary Szecsey, Executive DirectorWest County Health Centers, Inc.

DIRECTORS

Isabel Becerra, BA, CEOCoalition of Orange County Community Clinics

Doreen Bradshaw, Executive DirectorHealth Alliance of Northern California

Jeffrey Bujer, CEOSaban Community Clinic

Paula Cohen, Executive DirectorMendocino Coast Clinics, Inc.

Cathy Frey, CEOCentral Valley Health Network

Jane Garcia, CEOLa Clinica de La Raza, Inc.

John Gressman, President & CEOSan Francisco Community Clinic Consortium

Britta Guerrero, CEOSacramento Native American Health Center

Nik Gupta, CEO & CFOMission City Community Network, Inc.

Sherry Hirota, CEOAsian Health Services

Deborah Lerner, MD, CMOEisner Pediatric & Family Medical Center

Marty Lynch, Executive Director & CEOLifeLong Medical Care

Christine Noguera, CEOCommunity Medical Centers, Inc.

Tim Rine, Executive DirectorNorth Coast Clinics Network

Jacqueline Ritacco, VP Government RelationsAltaMed Health Services Corporation

Ralph Silber, Executive DirectorAlameda Health Consortium

Paulo Soares, CEOCamarena Health

Graciela Soto-Perez, CEOTulare Community Health Clinic

Paula Wilson, President & CEOValley Community Healthcare

CPCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2014 – 2015

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MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR OF THE BOARD

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CELEBRATING OUR PAST AND OUR FUTURE Dear Friends and Colleagues,

It has been an exciting year for community health centers, the health center movement, and the California Primary Care Association (CPCA).

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the creation of the program that built this robust network of health centers throughout our state providing high-quality care to millions of Californians each year. This network continues to advance and transform and truly embody this year’s annual conference theme: Evolution Through Innovation. We continue to make great strides in

our legislative endeavors, Health for All seems inevitable, and our CaliforniaHealth+ branding work continues to flourish.

Additionally, our payment reform pilot is well on its way to becoming a reality. After years of diligent work by CPCA staff, members, and partners, we are making our mark on health center history developing a new payment model that gets us closer to achieving the Triple Aim through a payment system that values outcomes. And while there continue to be discussions with the State and expected pilot sites around participation, evaluation metrics, and payment details, CPCA and its partners continue to push forward with readiness program development efforts. The Capitation Payment Preparedness Program (CP3) is the readiness effort being developed to ensure demonstration sites are successful. We have made these advancements by working together, united in our purpose and determined in our goals.

The Affordable Care Act has brought about many changes, challenges, and opportunities. Health centers are seeing more patients than ever, providing care to millions of Californians each year. This is great news, but it has also shown a light on a huge issue – we are experiencing a provider shortage. Many of our current providers are retiring or leaving the health center system; additionally our current provider

pathways are not sufficient to keep up with the demand we have. While this is not necessarily a new issue, it is one that has been exacerbated by the influx of new patients we are seeing now. Which is why we must work together to address this dilemma and find a collective solution.

In order to attain the goals of the Triple Aim and to achieve our vision for a healthy California, we must work together, as health system partners, to address the upstream factors that are causing our workforce shortage. Working together, we can accomplish great things. Look what we have been able to do in the past year alone. Look at all we have done in the past 50 years! We have an amazing record of growth and success here in California. Now, bolstered by these achievements and the success of the ACA, the future is limitless.

I am so proud of the work we have done this past year and appreciate the great work of the CPCA staff, members, and our regional consortia. Together we will continue to create a collective future that will improve the lives of our patients and the greater communities that we serve.

Sincerely,

Benjamin H. Flores, MPHPresident and CEO Ampla Health

BRINGING INNOVATION TO 2015Check out some exciting new aspects to this year’s Annual Conference!

INNOVATION CAFE

Stop by the Innovation Cafe for some game time! We have “lifesize” Connect4, Jenga, and chess, as well as a CaliforniaHealth+ Cornhole set, and Operation (bbzzzzzz!)!

HEALTH & WELLNESS EXPO

Don’t forget to check out our 2nd Annual Health & Wellness Expo on the tradeshow floor! We will be showcasing what we all know… how CCHCs go above and beyond for their patients and communities! These short demos and presentations will highlight the innovative and holistic programs that CCHCs uniquely provide – the services that are the “+” in CaliforniaHealth+.

REGENERATION STATION

We know you were up early for the morning Fun Run, so when that afternoon slump hits, come visit the Regeneration Station! You’ll be able to stay hydrated with infused waters, ease tense shoulders with a chair massage, or just get some quiet time in one of our pod chairs.

NONSTOP COFFEE SHOP

Thanks to our generous Silver Annual Sponsor, Nonstop Wellness, you can go non-stop with our complimentary coffee shop that will be provided throughout the tradeshow!

SILENT AUCTION

What do Salvador Dali, Stephen Curry, and a beautiful vacation home in the wine country have in common? All will be up for auction at the CPCA Annual Conference! Featured items will include exquisite, limited edition artwork (think Dali, Picasso, Chagall), autographed sports and entertainment memorabilia, beautiful designer jewelry and accessories, unique home décor, exotic getaways, and much more! Don’t miss out on CPCA’s first-ever Silent Auction!

VIDEO BOOTH

You’ve visited many events over the years with fun photo booths... but what about a video booth? With the success of the social media #WhatsYourPlus campaign for National Health Center Week, we invite all Conference attendees to record a special message to share the “Plus” in your life! #WhatsYourPlus #CPCA15AC

WI-FI SPONSORED BY

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Please take advantage of complimentary WiFi throughout the entirety of the Conference!

Network: CPCA Group WiFi

Password: cpca2015

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INTERACTIVE MOBILE APP Keep your pulse on the most popular sessions and events by accessing the app’s Activity Feed, which highlights useful comments, photos, ratings, and more. View the complete conference schedule, explore all of the offered sessions, and get detailed presenter information.

This interactive app will allow you to:

• RECEIVE announcements and obtain the most up-to-date information about what’s going on.

• EARN points and achievements. Tap into your competitive side!

• EXPAND your professional network and have fun by interacting with other attendees in the app.

Make sure to visit our Expo Hall, the perfect venue to visit our exhibitors and sponsors, participate in social media activities, and learn more about innovative products and services.

EXHIBIT HALL HOURS

THURSDAY, October 15, 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM

TRADESHOW & CPCA RECEPTION 4:30 PM – 7:00 PM

FRIDAY, October 16, 7:00 AM – 10:30 AM

EXPLORE AND NETWORK

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OLE Health’s Model of Care Makes it Easy to Stay Healthy

● Medical Services● Behavioral Health● Women’s Health

● Nutrition & Health Education● Dental Care● Pharmacy Assistance

To schedule an appointment call 707-254-1777 or visit us online at www.olehealth.org

Calistoga | Fairfield | Napa | St. Helena

We believe today’s healthcare options aren’t giving people what they need. So we do things differently. Everyday at OLE Health we practice a new model of high-quality healthcare that helps people get and stay healthy. Each patient works with a dedicated team of medical professionals to get the range of services they need, when and where they need them. We’re committed to this approach because our years of experience have taught us that a strong and healthy community depends on strong and healthy residents. And it takes a team to build this kind of health. Schedule your appointment with us today.

OLE Health’s Model of Care Makes it Easy to Stay Healthy

● Medical Services● Behavioral Health● Women’s Health

● Nutrition & Health Education● Dental Care● Pharmacy Assistance

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EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS*Dynamic speakers and panel discussions will be offered in the following tracks:

DELIVERY SYSTEM TRANSFORMATION (Rooms 311-312)

Educational sessions in this track will speak to statewide vehicles for transformation, how clinics and health centers can be leaders in the post-Affordable Care Act delivery system, and how innovative partnerships and networks can support the achievement of the Triple Aim.

CLINICAL & CARE INNOVATIONS (Rooms 304-305)

Specifically created for clinic leadership, these sessions outline strategies for emerging care models within primary care, behavioral health and oral health, as well as specialty care access expansion.

BUSINESS INNOVATIONS (Rooms 302-303)

This educational track highlights strategies for improving CCHCs’ financial and operational practices, creating competitive advantages, and ensuring long-term sustainability.

STRATEGIC WORKFORCE & LEADERSHIP (Rooms 309-310)

This track provides resources and information that will help health center leadership build high-performing Boards, create safe spaces to foster practice innovation, and promote creative partnerships for change.

*CME INFORMATION

This Live activity, 2015 CPCA Annual Conference, with a beginning date of 10/15/2015,

has been reviewed and is acceptable for up to 10.50 Prescribed credit(s) by the

American Academy of Family Physicians. Physicians should claim only the credit

commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Visit www.healthcentercareers.org to get started today!

MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN YOUR COMMUNITY.

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GENERAL CONFERENCE INFORMATIONREGISTRATION KIOSK

• Wednesday 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM

• Thursday 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM

• Friday 7:00 AM – 10:30 AM

CONFERENCE IDENTIFICATION

Please wear your name badge, provided when you check in at the registration kiosk, throughout the conference. Proper identification is required for all conference events and meal functions. Thank you for your cooperation.

LOCAL TRANSPORTATION AND PARKING

The Sheraton Grand Sacramento Hotel offers secure, covered parking for overnight guests at a rate of $28 for valet and $20 for self-parking.

Public Transportation: Sacramento Regional Transit (RT) has both bus service and light rail pick-ups within walking distance of the hotel and convention center. For pick up times, please visit RT’s website: www.sacrt.com.

WE VALUE YOUR FEEDBACK

Please be on the lookout for our post-conference survey! This year’s mobile conference app will also have the ability to rate conference sessions and provide feedback instantly.

Don’t forget to use #CPCA15AC when using social media during the conference!

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Creating Impact Through Community Health Center Financing

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HEALTH & WELLNESS EXPO AGENDA

THURSDAY OCTOBER 15, 2015

7:40 AM – 8:00 AM PATIENT TESTIMONIALS OF EQUALLY WELL: A CARES COMMUNITY HEALTH INITIATIVE

8:00 AM – 8:30 AM FUNDAMENTALS OF FACILITATING CHANGE

8:30 AM – 8:50 AM SCREENING FOR HEPATITIS C, BUT DON’T KNOW HOW TO TREAT? FEAR NO MORE!

8:50 AM – 9:20 AM CAPTURING AUTHENTIC PATIENT TESTIMONIES

9:20 AM – 9:50 AM RESOURCES FOR IMPLEMENTING AND INTEGRATING OPTIONAL SERVICES

9:50 AM – 10:00 AM BREAK

10:00 AM – 10:30 AM A HEALTH CENTER’S ROLE IN EXPANDING ACCESS TO HEALTHY FOODS

10:30 AM – 11:00 AM INTEGRATED DIABETES GROUP VISITS

11:00 AM – 11:30 AM HEALTHY SNACK COOKING DEMONSTRATION

11:45 AM – 2:45 PM CLOSED FOR LUNCH AND AWARDS PROGRAM

3:00 PM – 3:30 PM A HEALTH CENTER’S ROLE IN EXPANDING ACCESS TO HEALTHY FOODS

3:30 PM – 4:00 PM ALERO PROJECT: ADDRESSING THE MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS OF IMMIGRANT YOUTH

4:00 PM – 4:10 PM BREAK

4:10 PM – 4:30 PM PATIENT TESTIMONIALS OF EQUALLY WELL: A CARES COMMUNITY HEALTH INITIATIVE

4:30 PM – 5:00 PM INTEGRATED DIABETES GROUP VISITS

5:00 PM – 5:15 PM WHAT TO DO WHEN A COLLEAGUE EXPRESSES AN ORGANIZATIONAL CONCERN

5:15 PM – 5:45 PM CHRONIC BACK PAIN: AN INTEGRATIVE APPROACH

5:45 PM – 6:05 PM USING FIT TO IMPROVE COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENINGS

6:05 PM – 6:30 PM USING VIDEO TECHNOLOGY TO TRANSFORM PATIENT CARE

FRIDAY OCTOBER 16, 2015

7:30 AM – 8:00 AM MIND & BODY WAKE UP

8:00 AM – 8:30 AM CAPTURING AUTHENTIC PATIENT TESTIMONIES

8:30 AM – 8:45 AM PATIENT TESTIMONIALS OF EQUALLY WELL: A CARES COMMUNITY HEALTH INITIATIVE

8:45 AM – 9:15 AM CHRONIC BACK PAIN: AN INTEGRATIVE APPROACH

9:15 AM – 9:45 AM RESOURCES FOR IMPLEMENTING AND INTEGRATING OPTIONAL SERVICES

9:45 AM – 10:00 AM INSTANT RECESS

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T R A D E S H O W & R E C E P T I O N

RECEPTION SPONSORED BY

AGENDA-AT-GLANCETHURSDAY OCTOBER 15, 2015

6:15 AM MORNING FUN RUN AT THE CAPITOL13TH & L STREET

7:00 AM – 8:30 AM REGISTRATION AND CONTINENTAL BREAKFASTCONVENTION CENTER EXHIBIT HALL B

7:30 AM – 8:15 AM NEW ATTENDEE ORIENTATIONCONVENTION CENTER ROOMS 304-305

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM WELCOME, OPENING REMARKS, GENERAL SESSIONCONVENTION CENTER BALLROOM

10:30 AM – 10:45 AM BREAKEXHIBIT HALL B

10:45 AM – 12:15 PM BREAKOUT SESSIONSCONVENTION CENTER

12:15 PM 12:45 PM LUNCH / NETWORKING TIMECONVENTION CENTER BALLROOM & EXHIBIT HALL B

12:45 PM – 2:45 PM AWARDS PROGRAM & KEYNOTE PRESENTATION CONVENTION CENTER BALLROOM

2:45 PM – 3:00 PM BREAKEXHIBIT HALL B

3:00 PM – 4:30 PM BREAKOUT SESSIONS CONVENTION CENTER

4:30 PM – 7:00 PM TRADESHOW AND CPCA RECEPTIONCONVENTION CENTER EXHIBIT HALL B

FRIDAY OCTOBER 16, 2015

6:15 AM MORNING FUN RUN AT THE CAPITOL13TH & L STREET

7:00 AM – 10:00 AM REGISTRATION AND EXHIBITOR NETWORKINGCONVENTION CENTER EXHIBIT HALL B

8:30 AM – 10:00 AM BREAKOUT SESSIONSCONVENTION CENTER

10:00 AM – 10:30 AM RAFFLE PRIZES ON TRADESHOW FLOORCONVENTION CENTER EXHIBIT HALL B

10:30 AM – 12:00 PM BREAKOUT SESSIONS CONVENTION CENTER

12:30 PM – 2:00 PM LUNCH AND CLOSING SESSIONCONVENTION CENTER BALLROOM

2:00 PM CONFERENCE CONCLUDES

Join health care professionals to discuss the day’s events and meet new industry contacts at CPCA’s largest networking reception! This is a great time to visit our exhibitors and learn more about their innovative products and services!

Refreshments and hors d’oeuvres will be served.

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CONFERENCE AGENDA

10:30 AM – 10:45 AM BREAKEXHIBIT HALL B

10:45 AM – 12:15 PM BREAKOUT SESSIONSCONVENTION CENTER

12:15 PM – 12:45 PM LUNCH / NETWORKING TIMECONVENTION CENTER BALLROOM & EXHIBIT HALL B

12:45 PM – 2:45 PM AWARDS PROGRAM & KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONCONVENTION CENTER BALLROOM

Current Health Care Landscape and Strategic Opportunities for CaliforniaHealth+Deborah Cantu, Consultant, Deborah Cantu Consulting

As Vice President of Brand Marketing and Advertising for Kaiser Permanente from 2000 – 2011, Cantu led and directed the organization’s brand management and positioning, marketing and advertising efforts, including KP’s highly successful “Thrive” campaign. She initiated and led

market insight work that created the brand vision and led to a new brand position and continued to lead the brand and advertising strategy throughout her tenure. Please join us as Ms. Cantu addresses an overview of the dynamic healthcare marketplace post ACA launch, including new competitors, the plethora of healthcare messaging and opportunities for the CaliforniaHealthcare+ brand to help you retain and grow membership.

2:45 PM – 3:00 PM BREAKEXHIBIT HALL B

3:00 PM – 4:30 PM BREAKOUT SESSIONS CONVENTION CENTER

THURSDAY OCTOBER 15, 2015

6:15 AM MORNING FUN RUN AT THE CAPITOL13TH & L STREET

7:00 AM – 8:30 AM REGISTRATION AND CONTINENTAL BREAKFASTCONVENTION CENTER EXHIBIT HALL B

7:30 AM – 8:15 AM NEW ATTENDEE ORIENTATIONCONVENTION CENTER ROOMS 304-305

Is this your first time attending the CPCA Annual Conference? Please join CPCA staff as we guide you through maximizing your conference experience.

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM WELCOME, OPENING REMARKS, GENERAL SESSIONCONVENTION CENTER BALLROOM

SPEAKERS:

Carmela Castellano-Garcia Esq., President and Chief Executive Officer, California Primary Care AssociationJ. Ricardo Guzman, LMSW, MPH, Board Chair / Chief Executive Officer, National Association of Community Health Centers/Community Health and Social Services Center

Legislative PanelCalifornia’s community clinics and health centers (CCHCs) have been fortunate to have an array of exceptional legislative champions this year. During the session, the panel of legislators will share their perspectives on the future of California’s CCHCs.

SPEAKERS:

Hon. Lorena Gonzalez, Assembly member, District 80Hon. Jim Wood, DDS, Assemblymember, District 2

FACILITATOR:

Burt Margolin, President, The Margolin Group

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RECEPTION SPONSORED BY

4:30 PM – 7:00 PM TRADESHOW AND CPCA RECEPTIONCONVENTION CENTER EXHIBIT HALL B

Make sure to visit our EXPO Hall, where this year’s tradeshow will be highlighting the innovative work CPCA, members, and supporters are accomplishing in the CCHC world. The generous support of CPCA’s sponsors and exhibitors strengthens CCHCs across the state in their ability to provide quality primary care services to more than 5.6 million underserved people.

CONVENTION CENTER ROOMS

• DELIVERY SYSTEM TRANSFORMATION ROOMS 311 – 312

• CLINICAL & CARE INNOVATIONS ROOMS 304 – 305

• BUSINESS INNOVATIONS ROOMS 302 – 303

• STRATEGIC WORKFORCE & LEADERSHIP ROOMS 309 – 310

B R E A KO U T S E S S I O N S

FRIDAY OCTOBER 16, 2015

6:15 AM MORNING FUN RUN AT THE CAPITOL13TH & L STREET

7:00 AM – 10:00 AM REGISTRATION AND EXHIBITOR / NETWORKINGCONVENTION CENTER EXHIBIT HALL B

8:30 AM – 10:00 AM BREAKOUT SESSIONSCONVENTION CENTER

10:00 AM – 10:30 AM RAFFLE PRIZES ON TRADESHOW FLOORCONVENTION CENTER EXHIBIT HALL B

10:30 AM – 12:00 PM BREAKOUT SESSIONS CONVENTION CENTER

12:30 PM – 2:00 PM LUNCH AND CLOSING SESSIONCONVENTION CENTER BALLROOM

California’s Evolving Primary Care Workforce CrisisDavid Hayes-Bautista, PhD, MA

What is the primary care clinician crisis? How does it affect our patients and population? Come to hear the data; leave with an idea of what you can do to help battle this crisis. Dr. Hayes-Bautista is currently Professor of Medicine and

Director of the Center for the Study of Latino Health and Culture at the School of Medicine, UCLA. He graduated from UC Berkeley and completed his MA and PhD in Medical Sociology at the University of California Medical Center, San Francisco. Dr. Hayes-Bautista’s research focuses on the dynamics and processes of the health of the Latino population using both quantitative data sets and qualitative observations.

2:00 PM CONFERENCE CONCLUDES

DELIVERY SYSTEM TRANSFORMATION CLINICAL & CARE INNOVATIONS BUSINESS INNOVATIONS STRATEGIC WORKFORCE & LEADERSHIP

Payment Reform In California: The Next Era For Health Center Care Delivery Has Arrived

ROOMS 311 – 312

California will soon implement an Alternative Payment Methodology that will test how a PPS-equivalent capitated payment will transform how care is delivered in health centers. CPCA, the California Association of Public Hospitals, and LA Care have partnered this year to sponsor SB 147 (Hernandez). The bill’s success is due to the collaborative negotiations between the sponsors, the State, and the health plans. The outcome is a demonstration that is innovative and sophisticated. This session will provide the audience an opportunity to hear from experts on how the demonstration will impact and benefit each sector of the health care delivery system.

SPEAKERS:Mari Cantwell, MPP, State Medicaid Director and Chief Deputy Director of Health Care Programs, California Department of Health Care ServicesJonathan Freedman, Chief of Strategy, Regulatory & External Affairs / Interim Chief Operating Officer, LA Care Health PlanRichard Seidman, MD, MPH, Chief Medical Officer, Northeast Valley Health CorporationRalph Silber, MPH, Executive Director, Alameda Health ConsortiumFACILITATOR:Andie Patterson, MPP, Director of Government Affairs, CPCA

Engaging Patients As Partners In Value-Based Care

ROOMS 304 – 305

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act continues to bring new opportunities and challenges to CCHCs. Millions of newly insured Californians now have more choices in where they receive care, and CCHCs must deliver a better care experience. Creat-ing a better care experience requires a team effort to improve the way we communicate with and relate to our patients, involving everyone from providers to clinic staff to leadership. It requires CCHCs to directly en-gage with their patients. This session will give an overview of different patient engagement strategies, outline current value-based care efforts, draw connections between patient engagement and value-based care strategies, and highlight CCHCs that are advancing strategies that engage patients to add value to their care delivery models.

SPEAKERS:Mychi Nguyen, MD, Site Director, Frank Kiang Medical Center, Asian Health ServicesJeremie Robenolt, Director of Operations, West County Health Centers, Inc.Debra Rosen, RN, MPH, Director, Quality & Health Education, Northeast Valley Health CorporationMODERATORS:Veenu Aulakh, MSPH, Executive Director, Center for Care Innovations (CCI)Brenda Solorzano, JD, Chief Program Director, Blue Shield of California Foundation FACILITATOR:Val Sheehan, MPH, Director of Development and External Relations, CPCA

Hospitals & FQHC Partnerships: Strengthening the Continuum of Care

ROOMS 302 – 303

Through the partnership between Sutter Health and CCHCs, several innovative community benefit programs have been created to meet the needs of the underserved and strengthen the continuum of care. Your presenters, working on multiple programs, will talk about how these efforts come together and provide candid insights into their journey to create a successful partnership between an FQHC and a not for profit health care system.

SPEAKERS:Leslie Connor, MPH, Executive Director, Santa Cruz Community Health CentersStephen Gray, MBA, MPH, FACHE, Chief Administrative Officer, Sutter Maternity & Surgery CenterHolly Harper, MPA, Community Benefits Manager, Sutter HealthJonathan Porteus, Chief Executive Officer, Wellspace HealthMODERATOR:Traci Van, Community Benefit Director, Sutter HealthFACILITATOR:Deb Roth, Staff Attorney, CPCA

Gaining The Upper Hand on Attracting and Retaining Valuable Workforce Talent at Your CCHC ROOMS 309 – 310

Executive leaders and clinical providers are some of the most challenging positions to recruit for, fill, and retain for any CCHC. In an increasingly competitive employment marketplace, use of best practices and effective programs will be vital to your CCHC’s success. This session will feature expert advice on strategies such as setting performance measures, evaluating benefits packages, and creating positive workforce culture, and will also spotlight one CCHC’s experience in rolling out programs specifically aimed at supporting and retaining clinical providers.

SPEAKERS:Shari Dunn, Managing Director, Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Human Resources & Compensation Consulting PracticeCharles Kitzman, MMI, Chief Information Officer, Shasta Community Health CenterBrandon Thornock, MBA, MHA, Director of Clinical Operations, Shasta Community Health CenterTroy Winkles, CIC, Senior Vice President, Gallagher ChapmanFACILITATOR:Noah Painter, Associate Director of Policy, Workforce, CPCA

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BREAKOUT SESSION 1 OCTOBER 15, 2015 10:45 AM – 12:15 PM

DELIVERY SYSTEM TRANSFORMATION CLINICAL & CARE INNOVATIONS BUSINESS INNOVATIONS STRATEGIC WORKFORCE & LEADERSHIP

The Delivery System Transformation Vehicles Of Tomorrow: California’s 1115 Waiver and Patient-Centered Health Home Demonstration

ROOMS 311 – 312

Two major Medi-Cal policy vehicles are soon to be launched – California’s next 1115 Waiver and a Patient Centered Health Home Section 2703 demonstration. Each will have an enormous impact on patient care, how care is delivered and coordinated, and how it is paid for. During this session the State and the California Association of Public Hospitals will share the most important aspects of the Waiver and how clinics and health centers will be impacted, and The California Endowment, a major contributor to the Patient Centered Home Initiative, will share an overview of the upcoming Section 2703 demonstration and how clinics and health centers can participate.

SPEAKERS:Sarah Brooks, Deputy Director of Health Care Delivery Systems, California Department of Health Care ServicesRichard Figueroa, Program Director, Healthy California, The California EndowmentSarah Muller, Vice President of External Affairs, California Association of Public HospitalsFACILITATOR:Andie Patterson, MPP, Director of Government Affairs, CPCA

Managing Pain Safely: Community Coalitions To Reduce Opioid Overuse and Save Lives

ROOMS 304 – 305

Many health centers are developing strategies for ensuring safe use of opioid medications for their patients. However the issue of opioid overuse impacts the larger community, and community-wide, cross-organizational efforts (including health plans, hospitals, dentists and pharmacies) offer greater opportunity for changing the culture of opioid use and overuse in entire communities. This presentation describes the framework for Partnership HealthPlan of California’s very successful “Managing Pain Safely” initiative and summarizes the success of the program, to date.

SPEAKERS:Denise Armstorff, BSHA, Senior Improvement Advisor, Partnership HealthPlan of California Robert Moore, MD, MPH, Chief Medical Officer, Partnership HealthPlan of CaliforniaColleen Townsend, MD, Chief Medical Officer, OLE HealthFACILITATOR:Meaghan McCamman, MPA, Assistant Director of Policy, CPCA

Ensuring Greater Success Under Value-Based Payment: What Changes Are Needed?

ROOMS 302 – 303

California FQHCs are realizing an incredible opportunity to be more successful in a health care delivery system focused on value and improved population health outcomes. Nearly 30 FQHCs have volunteered to participate in a 2016 DHCS facilitated Alternative Payment Methodology demonstration that would transition a site’s current PPS rate to a capitated, per member, per month rate, allowing the freedom and flexibility to provide the type of care that patients need, where and when they need it. Readiness efforts are underway to identify financial, operational, and care delivery transformational change strategies necessary to ensure demonstration success as well as organizational sustainability. This workshop brings together experts in these transformational change areas and provides a platform for them to discuss issues to consider as you begin to ready your health center for future value-based payment.

SPEAKERS:Jerry Coil, Strategic Advisor, ConsultantCurtis Degenfelder, President, Curt Degenfelder Consulting, Inc.Laurie Heist Francis, BSN, MPH, Senior Director of Innovation, Oregon Primary Care Association FACILITATOR:Christina Hicks, MSOD, Deputy Director of Program Development & Evaluation, CPCA

Maximizing Mid-Level Providers: Supporting Nurse Practitioners

ROOMS 309 – 310

With the implementation of the ACA, the number of people seeking care from community health clinics is expected to grow exponentially in coming years. Unfortunately, this coincides with a projected shortage of primary care physicians. Nurse practitioners are an important part of the primary care provider solution. Nurse practitioners graduate ready to practice but their experience during their first year of practice is very important. Informal mentoring, internships, residencies, and fellowships are all ways to recruit and retain nurse practitioners. This session will feature financially sustainable programs that help to hire new NPs; prepare them to work in an FQHC setting; aid in employee retention; and, most importantly, help to increase access to healthcare in California communities.

SPEAKERS:Anitha Mullangi, MD, FAAFP, Doctor, Tiburcio Vasquez Health Center, Inc. Rebecca Norwick, MSN, FNP, Project Director FNP Residency, Santa Rosa Community Health CentersKeely Uhlir, RN, MSN, CPNP, Nurse Practitioner, Tiburcio Vasquez Health Center, Inc.Mary Ellen Wilkosz, RN, FNP-BC, PhD, Director FNP Program, Sonoma State UniversityFACILITATOR:Mike Witte, MD, Chief Medical Officer, CPCA

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AVAZZIA 404

Azara Healthcare 133

Barney & Barney 118

Benco Dental 230

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California Area Health Education Center (AHEC) 203

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DataTel Consulting Inc. 218

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Gary Bess Associates 333

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Connecting Patients To Care Through Mental Health Services Act Program: Best Practices and Care Innovations From The Field

ROOMS 311 – 312

The Mental Health Services Act (MHSA) Prevention and Early Intervention (PEI) programs enable communities to creatively expand behavioral health services as a key strategy to prevent mental illness from becoming severe and improve timely access for underserved populations. Community clinics and health centers (CCHCs) are in a unique position to partner with counties as providers of these initiatives, and many CCHCs have a track record of success in leading these efforts. This session will provide examples of CCHC-lead MHSA programs, present best practices and lessons learned, and give participants information to facilitate next steps in developing their own projects.

SPEAKERS:Lynn Dorroh, LMFT, Chief Executive Officer, Hill Country Health and Wellness CenterLeslie Preston, LCSW, Behavioral Health Director, La Clinica de La Raza, Inc.Stephanie Welch, MSW, Senior Program Manager, California Mental Health Services Authority (CalMHSA)FACILITATOR:Jodi Samuels, PhD, Deputy Director of Development and Training, CPCA

Transforming Care Through Innovative Partnerships

ROOMS 304 – 305

Now, more than ever, health centers are moving beyond their four walls to deliver exceptional care. In the process, they are redefining the patient, health center, and community paradigm. Health centers are transforming care and transforming the lives of their patients and the communities they serve through innovative community partnerships. In this session, we will hear from three health centers that are doing just this. Speakers will not only share their models, but also provide guiding questions for you to consider as your health center looks to expand your community partnerships. Session participants will leave with a greater understanding of various approaches to community/health linkages and possible strategies to consider for your community.

SPEAKERS:Jeremy Elkins, MBA, MS, PA-C, Chief Operations Officer, Share Our Selves Britta Guerrero, Chief Executive Officer, Sacramento Native American Health Center, Inc.Nichole Mosqueda, Director of Programs & Development, Camarena HealthFACILITATOR:Beth Malinowski, MPH, Deputy Director of Government Affairs, CPCA

Creating CCHC Capacity Through Mergers, Acquisitions, and Strategic Alliances

ROOMS 302 – 303

Faced with growing demand and capacity shortages, CCHCs are expanding through mergers, acquisitions and strategic alliances. The panel will provid,e an overview of the different types of transactions and three CCHCs that built capacity through these transactions will share their stories of suc-cess to include the decision-making process, risks involved, advantages to these transac-tions and lessons learned.

SPEAKERS:Robert Gomez, VP Business Development, AltaMed Health Services CorporationDawn Harbatkin, MD, Medical Director, Lyon-Martin Health Services a program of HealthRIGHT 360Greg Stone, Chief Executive Office, Peach Tree HealthcareMODERATOR:Larry Garcia, Esq., Senior Counsel, Kronick Moskovitz Tiedemann & Girard (KMTG)FACILITATOR:Ginger Smith, Director of Health Center Operations, CPCA

Using Data for Strategic Decision- Making and Meeting Triple Aim Goals

ROOMS 309 – 310

Achieving the Triple Aim requires improved population health, patient experience, and reducing the per capita cost of healthcare. Measuring these areas requires aggregating data from a number of different systems and compiling the data to make strategic decisions. This session will look at two clinics through their journey of data analytics towards achieving the triple aim and the importance of financial strength in providing high quality care.

SPEAKERS:Allison Coleman, MBA, Chief Executive Officer, Capital LinkJason Cunningham, DO, Medical Director, West County Health Centers, Inc.David B. Vliet, MBA, Chief Executive Officer, Tiburcio Vasquez Health Center, Inc.Grace Wang, PhD, MPH, Principal Researcher, American Institutes for Research (AIR)FACILITATOR:Emily Shipman, Senior Program Coordinator of Quality, CPCA

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BREAKOUT SESSION 3 OCTOBER 16, 2015 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM

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Building an ACO on a Shoestring

ROOMS 311 – 312

Primary Care Providers (PCPs) are the engines of change in the health care delivery system, but within a standard payment model, PCPs are unable to benefit from the savings they create by lowering the total cost of care. This session provides an example of FQHCs that banded together without being dependent upon a hospital or large health system and built a mechanism to incentivize and capture savings associated with high quality primary care. The session will discuss the steps taken by FQHCs to build a successful ACO with limited resources and will discuss the various options for other health centers that are interested in creating an integrated network for Medicare Shared Savings or other programs.

SPEAKERS:Naomi Fuchs, MBA, Chief Executive Officer, Santa Rosa Community Health CentersLawrence Garcia, Esq., Senior Counsel, Kronick Moskovitz Tiedemann & Girard (KMTG)Renee Vis, MPH, Director, Redwood Community Care Organization (RCCO) FACILITATOR:Meaghan McCamman, MPA, Assistant Director of Policy, CPCA

Business Solutions for Improving Your CCHC’s Financial Wellness

ROOMS 302 – 303

Does your CCHC have a healthy state of well-being today while continuing to prepare financially for tomorrow? For CCHCs exploring potential business solutions for improving a CCHC’s financial status, this session will provide an overview of the current financial landscape at California CCHCs, reveal the top 10 best practices of taking your expense management strategies from good to exceptional, and present opportunities for understanding and reducing your days in accounts receivable (AR) by targeting payers with elevated encounter rates and net AR.

SPEAKERS:Raymond Jorgensen, MS, CPC, CHBME, President and Chief Executive Officer, PMG, Inc.Susan Petrie, MBA, Chief Operating Officer, Capital Link, Inc.David Thorpe, Director, Expense Reduction AnalystsFACILITATOR:Ginger Smith, Director of Health Center Operations, CPCA

Leveraging Networks of Health Centers to Capture Savings

ROOMS 309 – 310

Health care reform has sparked major changes in the health delivery system. The creation of the infrastructure necessary for this change can be time consuming, expensive, and require expertise not readily available at CCHCs. Building networks of health centers with similar missions and patient populations allows for sharing of best practices, de-duplication of work and infrastructure, contracting leverage, expanded resources and investment, and access to data across the care spectrum. This session provides information about existing and newly developing networks of health centers around the state and will show how networks can be built and maintained to the advantage of health centers.

SPEAKERS:Lisa Ba, CPA, MBA, FHFMA, Vice President of Financial Planning & Analysis, AltaMed Health Services Corporation Andrew Principe, President, Starling Advisors, LLCHenry Tuttle, Chief Executive Officer, Council of Community ClinicsFACILITATOR:Ben Avey, Assistant Director of External Affairs, CPCA

Partnerships for Expanding Specialty Care

ROOMS 304 – 305

Specialty care partnerships are often used as both a workforce strategy and a pathway to increase access to care. In this session, attendees will hear from community health centers and their partners who were part of the Kaiser Permanente and California HealthCare Foundation Specialty Care Initiative and built robust coalitions to improve specialty care access. Panelists will share their experience during the initiative, lessons learned and how their work has evolved enabling them to continue addressing the need for access to specialty care.

SPEAKERS:Rhonda Aubrey, MHI, Chief Operating Officer, Community Health Center NetworkElizabeth Forer, MSW, MPH, Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director, Venice Family ClinicKent Imai, MD, FACP, Medical Director, Community Health PartnershipRonald Sorensen, MSHA, Director of Community Health Partnerships, Providence Saint John’s Health CenterFACILITATOR:Meghan Nousaine, MPH, Assistant Director of Quality & Care Delivery, CPCA

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BREAKOUT SESSION 4 OCTOBER 16, 2015 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM

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Jeff Bujer Jeff Bujer, a former CPCA Board Chair and longtime CPCA member, is being recognized for his distinguished career and as a true champion for programs that serve all Californians. This year, Bujer announced his departure from the Saban Community Clinic (formerly the Los Angeles Free Clinic) after more than 16 years with the organization. He started as the organization’s Chief Financial Officer in 1998 and served in a variety of roles, including serving as its Chief Executive Officer

since 2012. Over the course of his tenure with Saban Community Clinic, Bujer led the organization’s transition to a Federally Qualified Health Center and expanded its services to include primary medical and dental care as well as behavioral health treatment. He helped to grow the physical enterprise to three locations in Los Angeles and implemented an electronic health record system.

Bujer currently sits on the Board of Directors for Health Care LA IPA as well as the California Primary Care Association (CPCA), for which he has served as Board Chair and Treasurer ; he also serves on the Finance Committee of the Community Clinic Association of Los Angeles County (CCALAC) as well as on the Advisory Board of the Camino de Salud Network.

Before joining Saban Community Clinic, Bujer served as Chief Financial Officer of the California Family Health Council (CFHC), a nonprofit organization committed to improving the health of California families by increasing access to family planning, improving reproductive health care, and ensuring access to health services. From 1979 to 1989, Bujer served as the Deputy Director and Finance Administrator of Foothill Area Community Services, a large non-profit senior and community center serving the greater community of Pasadena in California.

Bujer has earned certifications from the Center for Public Management (Washington, D.C.) in strategic planning and grants management, as well as from the State of California’s Department of Economic Opportunity in local planning and needs assessment. Bujer holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from California State University, Los Angeles.

2015 CLINIC LEGACY AWARDSRisë K. Phillips

Risë K. Phillips is being honored “In Memoriam” for her vision, support, and efforts to help raise awareness and further the agenda of the entire community clinic and health center community. Prior to her passing in February of 2015, she was President and CEO of T.H.E. (To Help Everyone) Health and Wellness Centers. Ms. Phillips was responsible for T.H.E.’s remarkable transformation and growing the organization from one site on the verge of closing in 2009 to six sites

(including two dental sites) serving more than 18,000 patients. She was deeply committed to T.H.E.’s mission of bringing affordable, caring, and culturally sensitive health care to underserved and under-resourced communities.

Prior to joining T.H.E., Ms. Phillips supported the two largest lines of business at Blue Cross of California. Later, her work within the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services provided the statistical justification necessary to support housing and prevention interventions in the early days of the HIV/AIDS epidemic. While heading the business development and public policy functions for the California Family Health Council, Ms. Philips worked on major pieces of legislation at the state and federal level designed to safeguard and bring additional funding to support women’s healthcare and reproductive rights. She served as Project Director for a biomedical support group actively engaged in worldwide HIV/AIDS clinical trials research working with 255 researchers located in Africa, Thailand, India, Brazil, and multiple sites throughout the United States.

Ms. Phillips received her undergraduate degree from Baylor University, a Masters degree in Public Health with a specialty in Epidemiology and Biostatistics from Yale University, and a Masters degree in Business Administration from the University of California, Los Angeles, John Anderson School of Management. She was also an established watercolorist and writer. Ms. Phillips will be missed by all who knew her and forever remembered by those she helped.

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Bob Kamrath Bob Kamrath is being recognized for his role as a champion for programs that serve those in need. In his tenure as CEO of Cares Community Health, it has transformed and expanded from a specialty clinic providing care to people living with HIV/AIDS in Sacramento to a Federal Qualified Health Center (FQHC) earlier this year. Following passage of the Affordable Care Act, Kamrath fully realized the opportunity to expand care to everyone in the local

community, regardless of their income level or healthcare coverage.

Under his leadership, the clinic’s comprehensive, high quality integrated health care model expanded services to the newly insured and served population. During his 11 years at Cares Community Health, he developed strong and supportive community and patient population relationships. Following his leadership, the Cares staff developed a welcoming and patient empowerment environment that supported patient responsibility for managing their health care. In addition, during his tenure at Cares Community Health, the clinic was recognized by the National Committee on Quality Assurance as a Patient Center Medical Home (PCMH) – level III – the highest recognition level.

Before entering the healthcare field, Kamrath served in the United States Navy for 28 years, serving as Commanding Officer of a submarine, surface ship, naval communication station, and Chief of Staff at a major east coast naval installation His shore assignments included senior staff positions on both operational and administrative staffs in Washington D.C. and Pearl Harbor.

Kamrath is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin and holds a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering. He also holds a Master’s degree in Management from the Naval Postgraduate School and a Master’s degree in Systems Engineering from George Mason University.

PUBLIC HEALTH LEADERSHIP AWARDSenator Richard Pan

Senator Richard Pan is being presented with CPCA’s inaugural Public Health Leadership Award for his instrumental role in the implementation of the Affordable Care Act in California and most recently for his role authoring Senate Bill 277, the California vaccination bill, which will increase the number of children who are vaccinated in California, in turn bolstering the state’s overall immunity rates and wellness.

Dr. Pan, a pediatrician and former UC Davis educator, was elected to the State Senate in November 2014. As a State Senator, Dr. Pan proudly represents Sacramento, West Sacramento, Elk Grove and unincorporated areas of Sacramento County in the state legislature and is the Chair of the Senate Committee on Public Employment and Retirement. Dr. Pan continues to practice medicine with Wellspace Health at its Oak Park Community Health Center.

As Chair of the Assembly Committee on Health, Dr. Pan focused on expanding transparency and oversight of vital government health programs. He also worked to ensure federal health care reforms were implemented effectively and efficiently in California.

Dr. Pan earned an undergraduate degree from Johns Hopkins University, a Medical Doctorate from the University of Pittsburgh, and a Masters of Public Health from Harvard University.

2015 HERO AWARDSPeter LongPeter Long, Ph.D., has been a long time partner and advocate to improve the health of all Californians, and currently serves as President and CEO of the Blue Shield of California Foundation (BSCF). Dr. Long has been instrumental in advancing community clinics and health centers in California, playing a pivotal role in the success of CPCA’s payment reform initiative. His early support and commitment in this area of work has helped secure additional foundation collaboration

and support. He has also advanced CPCA’s payment reform concept with State and Federal agencies. As the CEO of the BSCF, he works to improve the lives of all Californians, particularly the underserved, by making health care accessible, effective, and affordable. BSCF has awarded more than $66 million in core support grants to more than 200 community health centers since 2003.

Prior to joining Blue Shield of California Foundation, Dr. Long served in leadership roles at the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation and The California Endowment. He has extensive experience working on health policy issues at the state, national, and global levels, and has written numerous papers on these topics. Dr. Long also served as the director of development and programs for the Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley in San Jose, before assuming his position there as executive director. Previously, in Cape Town, South Africa, Dr. Long served as a legislative analyst for the National Progressive Primary Health Care Network during the country’s transition to democracy.

Outside of his role as CEO, Dr. Long is actively involved in multiple healthcare and professional organizations, serving on the Board of Directors for Grantmakers in Health and Grantmakers for Effective Organizations, and the Governance Board at the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review. In addition, he practices as an adjunct professor at the University of California, Los Angeles Fielding School of Public Health.

Dr. Long received a Bachelor’s degree from Harvard University, a Master’s degree in health policy from The Johns Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health, and his doctorate in health services from the University of California, Los Angeles.

Roger Schwartz Roger Schwartz is being recognized as a CPCA Hero for his support of the organization’s mission and overall success over the past 20 years. Prior to his departure earlier this year, he served as legal counsel at the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) where he played a pivotal role in the success of the community health centers nationwide. During his tenure at NACHC, Schwartz advised CPCA and its members on a variety of legal and regulatory issues

as well as state and federal policy. He has been a trusted ally, strategic partner, and a friend to the community health center movement. His passion for health centers, their mission, and their patients has helped drive his work over the past 13 years.

Schwartz started at NACHC as its Director of State Affairs in 2002 and later became Associate Vice President, responsible for federal regulatory affairs and as legal counsel. His responsibilities included working with state primary care associations and health centers on statewide and federal Medicaid and Medicare services and reimbursement issues and advocating with federal agencies for improvement on these same issues. He also worked with other NACHC staff on drafting federal Medicaid and Medicare legislation.

Prior to joining NACHC, Roger was a partner at the law firm of Feldesman, Tucker, Leifer and Fidel. The firm is General Counsel to NACHC. Prior to working at that firm, he was an attorney with the National Health Law Program, where he specialized in Medicaid eligibility and services issues.

He received a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Connecticut and his Juris Doctor from Georgetown University Law School. He has been married to his wife Sharon for 41 years, and they have two sons, both lawyers who have children of their own, making Schwartz a proud grandfather. Since retiring from his role at NACHC, Schwartz has been doing some consulting work.

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Senator Ed Hernandez Dr. Ed Hernandez had only one goal as a young man – to serve the health care needs of the community he came from. This dedication was witnessed most recently through the Senator’s efforts on Senate Bill 147, which will re-shape and innovate the way Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) deliver care to their patients with the goals of improving care and outcomes and lower costs. This historic effort will set the standard for the nation and transform

how FQHCs deliver care within our larger health care system. Senator Hernandez’s dedication and resolve to this effort is deeply appreciated and meaningful to FQHCs and their patients.

Senator Hernandez was elected to the Assembly in November of 2006, and re-elected in November of 2008. He won his seat in the California State Senate in November of 2010 and was re-elected in 2014. Senator Hernandez serves as Chair on the Senate Committee on Health. He is also a member of the Business, Professions, and Economic Development Committee, the Government and Finance Committee, the Committee for Governmental Organization, and the Senate Insurance Committee.

Senator Hernandez proudly represents the 22nd Senate District, which encompasses the cities and communities of the San Gabriel Valley, including: Alhambra, Monterey Park, San Gabriel, South San Gabriel, Rosemead, El Monte, South El Monte, Baldwin Park, Irwindale, Industry, Avocado Heights, La Puente, Valinda, West Covina, Vincent, Azusa, Citrus, Covina, Temple City, Arcadia, and surrounding neighborhoods.

Senator Hernandez is a graduate of California State University, Fullerton where he received his Bachelor’s degree in Biology. He studied Optometry at Indiana University, where he received his optometry degree. Prior to serving in the Assembly, he was President of the California Board of Optometry. He served as president of the California Optometric Association in 2000 and 2001.

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February 8-9, 2016 – Sacramento

This conference will focus on improving health care through improved quality, technology, and compliance. Through these three topics, sessions are designed to disseminate best practices and share innovative projects that directly support health information technology implementation and practice transformation efforts.

DAY AT THE CAPITOL

April 20, 2016 – Sacramento

Each year Day at the Capitol brings CCHC staff and patients from across the state to participate in visits at the Capitol with all 120 legislators, or their staff members, to share and put a face to their stories on how proposed budget cuts and pending legislation will affect their access to quality and affordable care. New this year will be a small health fair, which will allow for exhibiting opportunities!

BILLING MANAGERS PEER NETWORK CONFERENCE

May 18-19, 2016 – Carlsbad

This event is uniquely designed to be audience-driven with ample time for participants to ask questions and engage with content experts and staff to help prepare billing managers in effectively handling the upcoming changes impacting billing processes and the potential challenges that they will face in the coming years.

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICERS CONFERENCE

May 17-18, 2016 – Carlsbad

The CFO conference is the ideal place for health center financial personnel to increase their skills, build operational capacity, and network with their peers. This conference provides an opportunity for CFOs of varying skill levels to learn from others in the industry as well as visit with exhibitors who support this event.

CPCA ANNUAL CONFERENCE

October 27-28, 2016 – Long Beach

CPCA’s premier annual event has been at the heart of the association’s convenings for nearly 20 years. This is the venue where CCHC leadership converges to address the most pressing issues affecting the health care industry and the underserved patient population in California.

2016 BOUTIQUE EVENTS AND ANNUAL CONFERENCE

OPPORTUNITIES

SPEAKING

Are you interested in speaking at one of CPCA’s conferences? Our call for presenters process allows anyone to submit a proposal for any of our events. All submissions are vetted through a planning group for each conference, and submission deadlines vary.

If you have questions about our call for presenters process, please contact us via e-mail at training@cpca.org.

SPONSORSHIP

Whether you’re looking to have a year-round presence, or support a topic-specific event, CPCA looks forward to working with you to find creative ways to support the mission of community clinics and health centers in California. We would be happy to schedule a meeting with our Sponsorship Team to discuss your organization’s specific needs.

If you have questions about our sponsorship programs, please contact us via e-mail at sponsor@cpca.org.

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COMMUNITY CLINICS AND HEALTH CENTERSAlexander Valley HealthcareAll for Health, Health for AllAlliance Medical Center, Inc.AltaMed Health Services CorporationAmpla HealthAnderson Valley Health Center, Inc.Angeles Comprehensive Community Clinic, IncAntelope Valley Community Clinic – Health & Wellness CenterAPLA Health & WellnessArroyo Vista Family Health CenterAsian Americans for Community InvolvementAsian Health ServicesAsian Pacific Health Care Venture, IncAvenal Community Health CenterAxis Community HealthBAART Community HealthcareBartz-Altadonna Community Health CenterBig Sur Health CenterBorrego Community Health FoundationCamarena HealthCamino Health CenterCanby Family Practice ClinicCares Community HealthCenter for Comprehensive Care and Diagnosis of Inherited Blood DisordersCentral City Community Health Center, Inc.Central Neighborhood Health FoundationChinatown Service Center Family Health ClinicClinica De Salud Del Valle De SalinasClinca Monsenor Oscar A. RomeroClinica Sierra Vista Clinicas de Salud del PuebloClinicas del Camino Real, IncorporatedCoastal Health AllianceCommuniCare Health CentersCommunity Health Alliance Of PasadenaCommunity Health Centers of the Central Coast, Inc.Community Health Systems, Inc.Community Medical Centers, Inc.Comprehensive Community Health Centers, Inc.Davis Street Primary Care Clinic

Desert AIDS ProjectDientes Community Dental CareEast Valley Community Health Center, Inc.Eisner Pediatric & Family Medical CenterEl Dorado County Community Health CenterEl Proyecto del Barrio, Inc.Family Health Care Centers of Greater Los AngelesFamily Health Centers of San DiegoFamily HealthCare Network Foothill Community Health CenterFriends of Family Health CenterGardner Family Health Network, Inc.Glide Health ServicesGolden Valley Health CentersHarbor Community ClinicHarmony Health Medical Clinic and Family Resource CenterHealth and Life Organization, Inc.Health For All, Inc.HealthRIGHT 360Hill Country Community Clinic, Inc.Hurtt Family Health Clinic – Orange County RescueImperial Beach Health CenterIndian Health Center Of Santa Clara Valley, Inc.Indian Health Council, Inc.Inland Behavioral & Health Services, Inc.Jewish Community Free ClinicJWCH InstituteKings Winery Medical Clinic / Greater Fresno Health OrganizationLa Clinica de La Raza, Inc.La Maestra Community Health CentersLifeLong Medical CareLivingston Community HealthLong Valley Health CenterLos Angeles Christian Health CentersLos Angeles LGBT CenterMACT Health Board, Inc.Marin City Health and Wellness CenterMarin Community ClinicMayView Community Health CentersMcCloud Healthcare ClinicMendocino Coast Clinics, Inc.Mendocino Community Health Clinic, Inc.Mission City Community Network, Inc.Mission Neighborhood Health Center

Mountain Valleys Health CentersNative American Health CenterNeighborhood HealthcareNorth County Health ServicesNorth East Medical ServicesNorth Orange County Regional Health FoundationNortheast Community Clinic Northeast Valley Health CorporationNortheastern Rural Health ClinicsOLE HealthOmni Family HealthOpen Door Community Health CentersPacific Central Coast Health CentersPeach Tree HealthPetaluma Health CenterPomona Community Health CenterQueensCare Health CentersRavenswood Family Health CenterRedwood Coast Medical Services, Inc.Redwoods Rural Health CenterRitter Health CenterRiverside-San Bernardino County Indian Health, Inc.Saban Community ClinicSAC Health SystemSacramento Native American Health CenterSaint John’s Well Child & Family CenterSaint Jude Neighborhood Health CenterSalud Para La GenteSamuel Dixon Family Health CenterSan Benito Health FoundationSan Ysidro Health Center, IncSanta Barbara Neighborhood ClinicsSanta Cruz Women’s Health CenterSanta Rosa Community Health CentersSchool Health Clinics of Santa Clara CountyShare Our SelvesShasta Community Health CenterShingletown Medical CenterSierra Family Medical ClinicSonoma Valley Community Health CenterSouth Bay Family Healthcare CenterSouth Central Family Health CenterSouthern Trinity Health ServicesT.H.E. Health & Wellness CenterTarzana Treatment Center

The Children’s Clinic, Serving Children & FamiliesTiburcio Vasquez Health Center, Inc.Toiyabe Indian Health Project, Inc.Tri-City Health CenterTulare Community Health Clinic United Health Centers of the San Joaquin Valley, Inc.University Muslim Medical Association (UMMA) Community ClinicValley Community ClinicValley Health Team, Inc.Venice Family ClinicVista Community ClinicWatts Healthcare CorporationWellSpace HealthWest County Health Centers, Inc.West Oakland Health Council, Inc.Western Sierra Medical Clinic Westside Family Health CenterWilmington Community ClinicWinters Healthcare FoundationWomen’s Community Clinic/Tides Center

COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER CONSORTIA AND ASSOCIATIONSAlameda Health ConsortiumAlliance for Rural Community HealthCalifornia Consortium for Urban Indian HealthCalifornia Family Health CouncilCapitol Health NetworkCentral Coast Health NetworkCentral Valley Health NetworkCoalition of Orange County Community ClinicsCommunity Clinic Association of Los Angeles CountyCommunity Clinic Association of San Bernardino CountyCommunity Clinic ConsortiumCommunity Health PartnershipCouncil of Community ClinicsHealth Alliance of Northern CaliforniaNorth Coast Clinics NetworkPlanned Parenthood Affiliates of CaliforniaRedwood Community Health CoalitionSan Francisco Community Clinic Consortium

CPCA MEMBERS

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BUSINESS AFFILIATESCalifornia School-Based Health AllianceChiropractic Community Health AllianceCardea ServicesMedPoint ManagementOCHIN, Inc.RBZ, LLPSafety Net Coalition of Santa Cruz CountyTheFranaGroupUkiah Valley Primary Care – Adventist HealthWhite Memorial Medical Center

INDIVIDUAL AFFILIATESGregory BrownDoug CummingJulie EdgcombRick EggerthKathy FiccoRobert MooreGail NickersonMelissa SchoenNancy ShemickJaspreet SodhiPatricia TalbotJudy WatermanBobbie Wunsch

EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP

Carmela Castellano-Garcia, President and CEORobert Beaudry, Executive Vice President and COO

FINANCE AND OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT

Sandy Birkman, Director of Finance and Operations

Robin Concannon, Associate Director of AccountingCathy Cooke, Administrative AssistantGlenna Davido, Senior Member Services RepresentativeJeanita Harris, Senior Data AnalystJodi Johnson, Deputy Director of OperationsHeather Wright, Senior Administrative Coordinator

GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT

Andie Patterson, Director of Government Affairs

Kelley Aldrich, Senior Administrative CoordinatorBen Avey, Assistant Director of External AffairsBeth Malinowski, Deputy Director of PolicyMeaghan McCamman, Assistant Director of PolicyAracely Navarro, Advocacy CoordinatorNoah Painter, Associate Director of PolicyDaisy Po’oi, Administrative CoordinatorDeb Roth, Staff AttorneySean South, Associate Director of Policy

CPCA STAFFMEMBER SERVICES DEPARTMENT

Val Sheehan, Director of Development and External RelationsGinger Smith, Director of Health Center Operations

Tina Canupp, Associate Director of Health Center TransformationKelly Cimino, Senior Marketing CoordinatorNataly Diaz, Program CoordinatorChristina Hicks, Deputy Director of Development and EvaluationJanneh Johnson, Associate Director of Events and SponsorshipMary Jordan, Administrative CoordinatorNicole Key, Senior Administrative AssistantEmili LaBass, Senior Program Coordinator of Care DeliveryMeghan Nousaine, Assistant Director of Quality and Care DeliveryErin Perry, Associate Director of TrainingCharlotte Reische, Senior Administrative AssistantTiffany Ruvalcaba, Senior Training ProducerJodi Samuels, Deputy Director of Development and TrainingKearsten Shepherd, Assistant Director of Communication and EventsEmily Shipman, Senior Program Coordinator of Quality

SPECIAL PROJECTS

DeeAnne McCallin, REC Program Director

CALIFORNIA PRIMARY CARE ASSOCIATION • WWW.CPCA.ORG • (916) 440-8170

To access the materials and mobile app for the 2015 CPCA Annual Conference use the code below. Or you can visit www.cpca.org to download all session materials.

MOBILE APPMATERIALS

To lead and position community clinics, health centers, and networks through advocacy, education, and service as key players

in the health care delivery system to improve the health status of their communities.

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