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2019 Here Attendees by Last Name 2019 HERe Attendees by Last Name First Name Last Name Title Company Claudia Albez Lead medical assistant Neurology Associates neuroscience center Kristina Allen Medix Catie Allen Jami Allred Banner Health Lori Andersen Banner Health Reyna Anderson Recovery Manager RSI Enterprises, Inc. Myeisha Andrews Banner Health Sarah Annis Humana, Inc. McKayla Aquino Medix Jenny Arabo SMIL Medical Imaging Michele Arvin SMIL Medical Imaging Tina Barksdale Director, Business Information Systems Phoenix Children's Hospital Jenn Barrett Director, Physician Organizations & Relations Practice Innovation Institute Kelly Bauer Business Support Services Supervisor NHI Billing Services Terry Bayer Director California Water Services Luz Bejar Senior Account Manager CaptureNet Denise Black SimonMed Amanda Blackmon Titan Health Management Solutions, Inc. Chelle Bodnar Senior Account Manager TTF, LLC Sarah Bosworth SMIL Medical Imaging Gidget Bowers Vice Pesident, Revenue Integrity Solutions Titan Health Management Solutions, Inc. Heather Boysel Attorney Gammage & Burnham Laura Britton Banner Health SAMANTHA BRODT Senior Account Manager GE Healthcare Renee Brodt Retired April Buescher Principal Triage Consulting Group Kia Burgess Titan Health Management Solutions, Inc. Margie Burke Desert Botanical Garden Karen Burns Phoenix Children's Hospital Allison Butkovich Contracts Mgt Spec Sr Banner Health Beth Calhoun Sonora Quest Labs Amber Callahan Accounting Manager Western & Pinnacle Pathology Diana Calles Senior Network Contract Manager UnitedHealthcare Megan Calles Executive Director Arizona HFMA Davina Caraveo Grace Castro Integrated Health Management Services, LLC Marissa Castro Sr Network Contract Manager UnitedHealthcare Samantha Chacon Recovery Manager RSI Enterprises, Inc. Kate Chisholm Doctoral Student Bibiana Chiu Director, Contracting Cigna HealthCare of Arizona, Inc. Rebecca Christ Social Work & Special Projects Senior Manager Fresh Start Women's Foundation Cally Christensen Regional Development Director Professional Credit Lashieki Clark Banner Health Jamie Clark UnitedHealthCare Renee Clarke Phoenix Children's Hospital Michelle Coffey Founder The Daily Client Athena Coghill TTF, LLC Tanya Cole NHI Billing Servcies April Coleman Mercy Care Lane Conrad Attorney Gammage & Burnham Susan Cordier VP Strategic Operations Hospice of the Valley Stacey Cordova Operations Manager The Orthopedic Clinic Association Lindsay Corley Manager Triage Consulting Group Kari Cornicelli Executive Vice President/CFO Phoenix Childrens Hospital Shari Cowles Retired Naomi Cramer Banner Health Lori Cummins Bailey Curry, MSW Social Worke Fresh Start Women's Foundation Keeley Dean Director Medical Management Operations Mercy Care Mary Lee DeCoster Owner MLDeCoster Consulting, LLC Az HFMA 107 S. Southgate Drive Chandler, AZ 85226 First Name Last Name Title Company Renee Defeo Supplier Engineer W.L. Gore Jo-el Detzel Valleywish Health Julia Diaz Director of Finance & Operations Western Pathology Associates Clara Divis Valleywish Health Renae Dotson Managing Partner Quadris Team, LLC Courtney Drake Patient Coordinator Neurology Associates Neuroscience Center Deborah Drinkwater UnitedHealthcare Kaci Duane Senior Provider Enrollment Specialist NHI Billing Services Ramcita Dugi Finance Administrative Assistant Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation Terri Durst Compliance Manager SDI Gabbie Duvernay Idara Ekpoh Banner Health Deb Ellis Jeni Erickson Banner Health Kellie Fallers NHI Billing Servcies Lisa Farnan VP, Payer Strategy & Relationships Dignity Health - St. Rose Dominican Hospital Christina Felix Centralized Denials Management Director Banner Health Shayna Fernandez Watts Attorney Rusing, Lopez & Lizardi PLLC Brandy Ferrer Christina Finley Billing Manager Neurology Associates Leslie Flake Senior Vice President Finance Spectrum Health ELISSA FONTAINE Billing and Collections Manager NHI Billing Services Bobbi Jean Forgey Manager, Provider Network Management Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Pam Fowler Reimbursement Director Valleywish Health Dr. Morgan Francis Doctor of Psychology and Licensed Therapist Scottsdale Premier Counseling Robin Furlong HIM Director Phoenix Childrens Hospital Dina Gabriel Crystal Garcia Valleywish Health Kris Gaw Valleywish Health Kristi George Director of Imaging Services Tucson Orthopaedic Institute, P.C. Chloe Giffin Account Executive Medix Susanne Gleason Senior Director Acute Care Coding & CDI Banner Health Joan Goda Executive Director, Strategy Arizona Oncology Associates Eva Gomez Contracts Mgt. Spec. Senior Banner Health Charlene Grabowski Partner Pathfinder Strategies Dianne Gresham Manager, Coding & CDI Phoenix Children's Hospital Jennifer Guy Titan Health Management Solutions, Inc. Sandy Habowski Director, Payer Strategy & Relationships Dignity Health Gabby Hamilton Medix Cindy Hamilton Smith Healthcare Practice Director Information Builders Cathy Hardesty The Pain Center Barbara Harding Senior Vice President Ambulatory Services, FQHC LAL Clinics CEOValleywish Health Stacy Harley SMIL Medical Imaging Nicole Helfrich Titan Health Management Solutions, Inc. Dreama Hembree AR Specialist Quadris Anna Hemphill Banner Health Jennifer Hendrix Senior Network Director, Revenue Integrity HonorHealth Kate Hiller Ethel Hoffman Principal Hoffman Healthcare Associates Leah Hoffman Senior Managed Care Analyst Arizona Oncology Associates Arlene Hougland Founder Patterns of Potential Elizabeth Howard Lene Hudson Director of Care Management Valleywish Health Alta Hulfachor Accountant Neurology Associates Neuroscience Center Sarah Ide SMIL Medical Imaging Megan Jackson Banner Health Ana Jensen Manager Change Healthcare Amy Johnson Imaging Account Manager GE Healthcare Aleah Johnson Alumni Development Liaison Meadows Behavorial Healthcare Chris Jordan Nancy Kaminski Senior Vice President Revenue Cycle Valleywish Health Natalie Keller NHI Billing Servcies Az HFMA 107 S. Southgate Drive Chandler, AZ 85226 First Name Last Name Title Company Karen Kelley Provider Maintenance Coordinator The Orthopedic Clinic Association Amanda Kelly Client Service Manager MedData Nicole Kerr Sonora Quest Labs Tomara King Centauri Health Solutions Shannon King CEO Healthcare Access Management Kathie Kirkland Director Patient Financial Services Valleywish Health Amber Kirkpatrick Vice President Client Operations CaptureNet Natalie Klotsche Principal Triage Consulting Group Penne Kniery Account Manager Extreme Integration Gayle Knudson Site Adminstrator & Imaging Director TOCA Deborah Kozina Vice President - Marketing, Communications, Public Relations Dignity Health Rachel Krismann Medix Carrie Kroop Centauri Health Solutions Leanne Krush Dignity Health Valerie Kurtzman RSI Enterprises, Inc. Jane LaBonte Market Development Manager Quadris Gail Lara Director of Marketing & Business Development The Orthopedic Clinic Association (TOCA) Denise Lauerman GE Healthcare Lisa LaVoie Vice President Lovitt & Touché Elaine Leaman Acccount Executive Lovitt & Touché Gina Legro-Erickson Banner Health Lisa Leveque Vice President, Strategic Alignment & Care Transformation Bandera Healthcare/Ensign Elyse Lever Senior Network Contract Manager UnitedHealthcare Julia Levine Amy Lindquist-Lawrence Senior Vice President TTF, LLC Nicole MacFarlane Contracts Mgt Spec Sr Banner Health Kathy Madel Director, Contracting & Network Development Arizona Complete Health Denise Majeski Corporate Director, Revenue Cycle Services Dignity Health Amelia Malan Executive Director, Client Services MedData PATTI MARTIN QUADRIS TEAM LLC Guadalupe Martinez Banner Health Kara Mayeaux Banner Health Karen McAllister UnitedHealthcare Karen McDade Lovitt & Touché Siobhan Mee Director Revenue Integrity Valleywish Health Trudy Miller Phoenix Childrens Hospital Patricia Monczewski Banner Health Jessica Montgomery SMIL Medical Imaging Carrie Moody Owner and Registered Dietitian Nutritionist FitBalance Nutrition Betsy Moore Principal/COO Integrated Health Management Services, LLC Adrienne Moore Executive Director or Revenue Assurance Banner Health Marsha Morien Retired University of Nebraska Medical Center Marrissa Morrison Patient Account Rep2 CaptureNet Katie Munkdale Account Executive Medix Kimberly Myren Mayo Clinic DeeDee Nason Director, Clinical Informatics and Business Intelligence Valleywish Health Afua Neal Banner Health Tiffanie Oenning Phoenix Children's Hospital Lori OHaver Managing Partner Quadris Patricia Olstad Billing and Collections Team Lead NHI Billing Servcies Lynn O'Neill Williams Regional Sales CMRE Financial Services, Inc. Meiko Onken Banner Health liliana orta Director Patient Access Valleywish Health Carol Owens SMIL Medical Imaging Alyssa Padilla Special Projects Coordinator The University of Arizona, Center for Rural Health Elizabeth Palomino GE Healthcare Tisha Paredes Titan Health Management Solutions, Inc. Shash Patel Director of Amb. Operations Phoenix Children's Hospital Sandra Paz RSI Enterprises, Inc. Holly Peraza Director, Provider Development Humana Inc. Connie Perez Boys & Girls Club of the East Valley Michelle Peru RCM Manager The Orthopedic Clinic Association Az HFMA 107 S. Southgate Drive Chandler, AZ 85226 First Name Last Name Title Company Becky Peters Executive Director, Patient Access Banner Health Lillian Petroni Manager, Network Strategy and Contracting AZ Priority Care Jamie Phillips Vice President of Revenue Cycle Phoenix Children's Hospital Erneshia Pinder Mercy Care Nicole Plemons UnitedHealthcare Melissa Posner Jarrett Attorney Spencer Fane LLP gladys quince Revenue Cycle
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