eHealth Initiative Announces 2011 Board of Directors

June 24, 2011
The Washington, D.C.-based eHealth Initiative (eHI) announced the industry leaders nominated for the 2011 Board of Directors, which will be led by

The Washington, D.C.-based eHealth Initiative (eHI) announced the industry leaders nominated for the 2011 Board of Directors, which will be led by the new Chair William F. Jessee, MD, FACMPE, FACPM, president and CEO of the Medical Group Management Association, and Vice Chair Micky Tripathi, PhD, president and CEO of the Massachusetts eHealth Collaborative.

The new Board members will be approved at eHI’s Annual Meeting and Conference, taking place in Washington, D.C. on Jan. 19-20, 2011.

Jessee and Tripathi will be joined on the Board’s leadership by Secretary Cindy Ehnes, Director of the California Department of Managed Care; and Treasurer Denny Van Liew, Senior Director of Pfizer’s Strategic Management Group. Robert Marotta, Esq., Senior Vice President and Chief Regulatory Counsel for WebMD, will serve as Chairman Emeritus.

See the eHealth Initiative site for the full Board of Directors list.


Sponsored Recommendations

Securing Remote Radiology with the Zero Trust Exchange

Discover how the Zero Trust Exchange is transforming remote radiology security. This video delves into innovative solutions that protect sensitive patient data, ensuring robust...

Transforming Payor Strategies: The New Era of Population Health

Don’t miss this insightful fireside chat with AssureCare CEO Dr. Yousuf Ahmad, where he explores the future of payor strategies in the new era of population health, covering AI...

Overcoming capacity constraints: Top healthcare leaders share their strategies

Healthcare leaders share innovative strategies to tackle capacity constraints, emphasizing data-driven decisions, workforce optimization, and redefining care delivery. Learn how...

MemorialCare Boosts Nurse Engagement and Retention

MemorialCare increased engagement scores by 7.3% for strong platform users, boosting retention and saving $3.1M in one year.