Integration of Care

APRIL 17-19, 2017

Renaissance Tampa International Plaza Hotel

American Heart AssociationGreater Southeast Affiliate

Melvin Taylor II 4000 Hollywood Blvd., Suite 170 N.

Hollywood, FL 33021954-364-5004

melvin.taylor@heart.org

BioReference Laboratories, Inc.Linda L. Boller, Clinical Sales Representative

South Florida Region 481 Edward H. Ross DriveElmwood Park, NJ 07407

772-380-8760lboller@BioReference.com www.bioreference.com

Centinell TelehealthBenjamin Lefever

321 E. Walnut St., Suite 202Des Moines, IA 50309

515-802-1281benjamin@certinell.com

DentaQuestAlexander Rico

8300 NW 53rd St Suite 200Doral, FL 33166

Alexander.Rico@dentaquest.com

Florida Department of Health Bureau of Tobacco Free FloridaJane Parker, Tobacco Cessation Manager

4052 Bald Cypress Way BIN C-23Tallahassee, FL 32399

850-245-4444 Ext. 2774TobaccoFreeFlorida.com

Gilead Sciences, Inc.Clay Brian, Regional Manager

Tim Norton, Sr. Community Specialist333 Lakeside Drive

Foster City, CA 94404

Tim.Norton@gilead.comwww.gilead.com

Liberty Dental Shelley Weiner, Sr. Network Manager

Professional Relations FloridaLiberty Dental Plan

888-352-7924 sweiner@libertydentalplan.com

MediQuireDante Rankart, Vice President of Sales

333 West 39th Street, Suite 1101New York, NY 10018

850-340-1462www.mediquire.com

QuestQuest Diagnostics

449 S 12th St., Suite 2104Tampa, FL 33602

813-245-6713

Sanofi PasteurLes Tice, Senior Public Health Manager

Discovery Drive Swiftwater, Pennsylvania 18370

813-508-2874www.sanofipasteur.us

Sunshine David Carrasco

1301 International Pkwy.Sunrise, FL 33323

954-377-2312dcarrasco@centene.com

Thermo Fisher Scientific Andrea Grieser, District Manager, Florida

4169 Commercial Ave Portage, MI 49002

269-352-6898Andrea.grieser@thermofisher.com

www.thermoscientific.com

UHC Solutions Community Healthcare Recruitment Specialists

Lani Lloyd, Director of Physician Recruitment503-443-6008 Ext. 227Lani@uhcsolutions.com

www.theFQHCrecruiters.com

Exhibitors

President and CEOAndrew Behrman, M.B.A.

Chief Financial OfficerSuzanne Litherland

Director of Legislative Affairs

Robert Reinshuttle

Director of Community Development and Special

PopulationsErin Sologaistoa, MS

Director of Emergency Preparedness and

Education ProgramsThomas J. Knox, MPA

Director of Policy and Regulatory Affairs

Benjamin Browning, MPA

Director of Clinical QualityClarissa Ortiz

Communications Coordinator

Jon Shiver

Director, Grants Manager & Outreach

Linda Carmona-Sanchez

AccountantOnnie Tucker

Special Projects Coordinator

Michael Holbert

C e n t ra l F l o r i d a A r e a H e a l t h Education Center, Inc. is a Florida Board of Clinical Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling, Nursing, and Dentistry approved provider of Continuing Education. BAP#50-332 This program meets the requirements for up to 5 contact hours.

EXHIBITORS 2SCHEDULE 4

SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES 8SCHEUDULE AT-A-GLANCE 12

On behalf of the staff of the Florida Association of Community Health Centers, Inc. and the Clinician’s Network Advisory Council welcome to the Annual Clinician’s Network Educational Conference. We trust your experience here in Tampa will be educational, relaxing and full of time well spent as you network with clinicians and clinical quality care teams across the state.

Rest assure that we have worked tirelessly to ensure that this program was designed with our FQHC clinicians in mind as you are at the heart of the work of Florida’s Federally Qualified Health Centers. We have done our best to ensure a quality program that will provide you with the valuable education, resources, and networking necessary to serve Florida’s most vulnerable populations. The sessions offered have been planned to promote the sharing of “best practices” and the improvement of communication between clinical professionals across the state of Florida as you continue to strive toward providing quality primary care and eliminating health disparities.

While reviewing the agenda, you’ll find that we have tried to ensure that the educational needs of various clinical staff have been met; including primary medical, dental, behavioral health, supporting services and other areas effecting the current health care environment as well such as a HRSA Overview, Federal Tort Claims Act, Legislative Update, Payment Reform, and Value Based Care.

We appreciate you for being here with us and we look forward to a bright future. Thank you for your continued support of The Florida Association of Community Health Centers, Inc. and the community health centers of Florida.

Respectfully,

Andrew R. Behrman, MBAPresident and Chief Executive OfficerFlorida Association of Community Health Centers, Inc.

Monday April 174:00-6:00PM REGISTRATION and EXHIBITOR SET-UP

Costa del Sol Grand Ballroom Foyers A-C Registration Foyers A Exhibitor Set-up Foyers D & E

5:00-7:00PM RECEPTION La Fuente - Outside Courtyard

Tuesday April 187:30-8:30AM BREAKFAST Costa del Sol Grand Ballroom Salons D & E

8AM-5PM EXHIBITORS OPEN Foyers D & E

8:30 - 9:30 AM WELCOME - GENERAL SESSION Salons D & E Legislative Update/FQHC Payment Reform Andy Behrman, President and CEO FACHC

9:30-9:45 AM EXHIBITORS AND COFFEE BREAK Foyers D & E

9:45-11:45 AM MORNING GENERAL SESSION Salons D & EHRSA Overview: Terminology; Grant Requirements; Site Visit Prep; Expansion; Enabling Services; Case Management; Billing; Pharmacy Dr. Mike Gervasi, D.O., Florida Community Health Centers Dr. Wilhelmina Lewis, M.D., Florida Community Health CentersDr. Johann Torres, MD, Miami Beach Community Health CenterDr. Gregg Stewart, DMD, Community Health Centers Darren Marsh, PharmD Community Health CentersCommunity Health Centers tell their story from a medical, dental, and pharmacy perspective. Center highlights on terminology, grant requirements, site visit preparation, expansion, enabling and support services, case management, billing, and pharmacy. Best practices shared along with challenges and resources to support HRSA requirements.

11:45-12:00 AM EXHIBITORS Foyers D & E

12:00-1:00 PM LUNCH La Fuente - Outside Courtyard & Salons D & E

Value Based Care Andy Behrman, President and CEO, FACHCValue Based Care is the intersection of cost and quality. Implications of the changing landscape of Florida’s Federally Qualified Health Centers payment methodology of health services.

1:00-1:15 PM EXHIBITORS Foyers D & E

Tuesday April 18 continued “Promising Practices with Improving Clinical Quality”1:15-2:30 PM AFTERNOON BREAKOUT SESSIONS

Diabetes Salons A & B Dr. Wilhelmina Lewis, MD, CMO, Florida Community Health CentersDr. Jose Peralta, DMD, Premier Community Health Care - Dental Integration Promising Practices in the prevention and treatment of Diabetes from both a clinical and dental perspective. Presentation on improving clinical quality with diabetes by maximizing team based care. Discussion of how to detect and refer from dental programs to medical services.

HIV Salons F & G Dr. Jeffrey Beal, MD, AAHIVS Medical Director, HIV/AIDS Section, Florida Department of Health The session will cover updates on HIV infections in Florida and a brief review of Florida’s sexually transmitted infections trend over the past decade. Discuss prevention programs being implemented in Florida to help eliminate new HIV infections and reduce HIV-related deaths. Selected highlights from CROI 2017 will be presented.

2:30-2:45 PM EXHIBITORS AND COFFEE BREAK Foyers D & E 2:45-4:00 PM AFTERNOON BREAKOUT SESSIONS

Colorectal Cancer Screening: FQHC Strategies That Work Salons A & BDr. Belma Andric, MD, Health Care District of Palm Beach CountyDr. Noelle Stewart, D.O., Brumback Community Health Center Learn from one of the American Cancer Society 2017 “80% by 2018” national Achievement Award Honorees. The discussion will include strategies and best practices that helped CL Brumback Primary Care Clinics improve their colorectal cancer screening rates from 21% in 2013 to 82% in 2016. Discover the power of patient navigation, intensive and continuous staff training, innovative tools, point of care data sharing, population management platforms, obstacle identification and quick solutions “on the run” and making colorectal screening second nature.

Asthma and Tobacco Salons F & GKaren Farrington, BS, FCCM, Asthma Program Manager, Department of Health Marilyn Leeds, MS, Director of Quality Assurance, Department of Health Promoting asthma quality measures in community health centers. Systems change referral process for tobacco in community health centers.

4:00-4:15 PM EXHIBITORS Foyers D & E 4:15-5:30 PM CLOSING

Improving Clinical Quality Outcomes Salons D & E Dr. Anne Gaglioti, MD, Southeast Regional Clinicians Network (SERCN)For a decade, investigators at the National Center for Primary Care at the Morehouse School of Medicine (MSM) have conducted primary care practice-based research in partnership with community health center clinicians. The Southeast Regional Clinicians’ Network (SERCN)/Morehouse School of Medicine practice-based research Network (PBRN) represents health care professionals who work in 171 federally-qualified health center (FQHC) organizations across eight southeastern states, and provides over 3 million patient visits per year to a low-income, high-disparity patient population. From this disenfranchised population, 58 percent are African American and 13 percent are Hispanic /Latino. The majority of patients are medically underserved and living in poverty; 63.2 percent are at or below poverty, and approximately 45 percent of patients served by health centers in the Southeast Region are uninsured.

*5:45 - 7:00 PM SERCN FOCUS GROUP/LISTENING SESSION (bring invitation) Salons A & B7:00 - 8:30 PM DINNER Grand Ballroom

Wednesday April 197:00-8:00AM BREAKFAST Costa del Sol Grand Ballroom Salons D & E

8:00AM-5:00PM EXHIBITORS OPEN Foyers D & E

8:00-9:15AM FEDERAL TORT CLAIMS ACT Salons D & E William Dillon, Esq., Messer Caparello, P.A. Mr. Dillon’s presentation will address the Federal Tort Claims Act coverage that has been made available to eligible community health centers pursuant to the Federally Supported Health Centers Assistance Act. The presentation will address topics of general concern to health center clinicians including, but not limited to, scope of employment, patient coverage issues and documentation requirements.

9:15-9:30AM EXHIBITORS Foyers D & E 9:30-10:45AM FQHC DATA BROKERS ROLE Salons D & E

Alejandro M. Romillo, President and CEO Health Choice Network FACHC – Health Choice Network Partnership and Introduction of Health Choice Network. The HCCN vs. PCA – BPHC. Our Role as Data Broker and Complexity; Support required to tell your story as a Clinician; Proving FQHC Quality as much as Value. In conclusion, solutions with QIO Infrastructure and Best Practice Sharing.

10:45-11:00AM EXHIBITORS AND COFFEE BREAK Foyers D & E 11AM-12:15PM THE FLORIDA AGENCY FOR HEALTH CARE Salons D & E

ADMINISTRATION (AHCA) BEHAVIORAL HEALTH UPDATE Erica Floyd Thomas, AHCA Administrator, Medicaid PolicyThis Session will touch upon current Medicaid policy in billing for behavioral health at FQHCs – H0004 (Individual and Group Therapy), as well as CBHPs. The Agency also will be framing some of the future changes to Behavioral Health policy and billing coming down the pipeline. AHCA will also share current and future initiatives that providers at the FQHCs may be able to join or assist in some way. Time will be made available for Q&A following the presentation, depending on time available.

12:15 - 1:15PM LUNCH La Fuente - Outside Courtyard

Wednesday April 19 continued1:15 - 2:30PM AFTERNOON BREAKOUT SESSIONS

Mobile Units - Medical and Dental Salons A & BBradley P. Herremans, MBA, FACHC, Chief Executive Officer, Suncoast Community Health Centers, Inc. Suncoast’s Mobile Coaches pioneered dental and medical outreach programs throughout Hillsborough and Polk counties in Florida. The Mobile Dental program treated over 5,600 children last year for the school based sealant program for the second grades in 37 Title 1 schools and other sites. Portable Dental Program provides services at other locations such as RCMA, Head Start, small SCHC sites where no dental is available. Children screened through these programs are referred to our pediatric dentists or to our Pediatric Dental Residency Program for restorative care. The Mobile Medical program provides much needed services in the vastly underserved areas of Eastern/Southern Hillsborough County. Clients stem from Woman’s Shelters, Food Kitchens, Boy’s and Girl’s Clubs, WIC programs and various missions and churches around the county.

Pharmacy I Salons F & G Darren Marsh, PharmD, Community Health Centers, Inc. Center spotlight on an established on-site pharmacy to enhance its offering of comprehensive services. Presentation on how to best utilize pharmacy throughout services programs and departments. Discusses the opportunities contained in a Federal program, known as the 340B Drug Pricing Program, which allows health centers to offer deeply discounted medications to their patients.

2:30-2:45PM EXHIBITORS AND COFFEE BREAK Foyers D & E 2:45-4:00PM AFTERNOON BREAKOUT SESSIONS

Maximizing the Dental Hygienist Role with Community Dental Health Coordinators Salons A & BVicki Soule’, M.S., M.B.A., CEO, Treasure Coast Community Health Tadd Richards, B.S., RDH, Dental Hygienist and Dental Outreach Coordinator, Treasure Coast Community HealthWondering how you can get dental patients to ask for an appointment before so much damage to their teeth has occurred? Community Dental Health Coordinators “do outreach”: oral health education, prevention intervention, low level dental care, and help to patients in need of oral health care navigate an often complex public health system to access care.

Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Data Collection Salons F & G Dr. Debra Andree, MD, Community Health Centers, Inc. Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Data Collection Training for Community Health Center Clinical Staff

Behavioral Health Salons D & EJane Cruz, LCSW, Director of Behavior Health Palm Beach County Clinics, C.L. Brumback Primary Care Clinics Center Spotlight on providing Behavioral Health services in community health centers. Primary care settings have become a gateway for many individuals with behavioral health and primary care needs. To address these needs, primary care providers are integrating behavioral health care services into their practice setting.

4:00-5:00PM CLOSING - ALL ROUNDTABLES“Integration of Care” Salons D & E

Meet the SpeakersDebra S. Andree, MD, BSN, FAAPVice-President and Chief Medical Officer Community Health CentersDr. Andree serves as Vice President/Chief Medical Officer at Community Health Centers, Inc., (CHC) located in Central Florida. Dr. Andree served as Associate Medical Director for CHC from 2014 to 2015, and continues to serve as a pediatrician and as CHC’s Chief of Pediatrics, positions she has held since 2002 and 2013, respectively. She has completed numerous research projects, including a CDC pilot study of 2D barcodes and vaccination data collection in 2014, and currently serves as a Clinical Researcher in the FSU COM and has done research with Adolescent Health Risk Assessment with the Health IMPACTS project. Dr. Andree completed her MD at the University of Miami School of Medicine in 1999. She is a current member of the American Academy of Pediatrics, and has earned numerous awards including 2002 Resident of the Year at Orlando Regional Healthcare, the 2008 FSU College of Medicine Faculty Mission Award, and the 2015-2016 FSU COM Orlando Campus Clerkship Director of the Year.

Belma Andrić, MD, MPHChief Medical OfficerHealth Care District of Palm Beach CountyBelma Andrić, MD, MPH is the Chief Medical Officer of the Health Care District of Palm Beach County. Dr. Andric is responsible for quality and patient safety across the Health Care District and directly supervises the Trauma, Aeromedical and Quality and Patient Safety departments, with indirect oversight over the District’s other physician leaders.

Previously, Dr. Andrić has served as the Medical Director of the Health Care District Primary Care Clinics that serve over 30.000 unduplicated patients annually. She was in charge of quality and clinical performances at eight clinics locations, accounting for twenty five medical providers.

Dr. Andrić joined the Health Care District in 2013 after serving as the Medical Director of the Lantana Health Center for the Palm Beach County Health Department since 2009. She holds a Doctor of Medicine degree from College of Medicine, University of Novi Sad in Serbia. Dr. Andrić earned a Master of Public Health from Florida International University and received her residency training in Preventive Medicine/Public Health from the Palm Beach County Health Department as well as residency training in Surgery from Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami Beach.

Dr. Jeffrey Beal, MD, AAHIVSMedical Director, HIV/AIDS SectionBureau of Communicable DiseasesDivision of Disease Control & Health ProtectionFlorida Department of HealthDr. Jeffrey Beal has over 30 years’ experience in the care and treatment of HIV/AIDS patients. He currently serves as the Medical Director for the HIV/AIDS Section at the Florida Department of Health. The HIV/AIDS Medical Section provides guidance, clinical consultation and technical assistance for Florida’s practitioners and county health department staffs. The focus of the section at present is the implementation of an aggressive plan to eliminate HIV transmission and reduce HIV-related deaths. The HIV/AIDS Section has programs and resources to support the HIV Care Continuum starting with linking patients into care on through achieving viral suppression. Dr. Beal’s clinical practice is currently working with HIV patients at the Hendy and Lee County Health Departments.

Jane Cruz, MSW, LCSWDirector of Behavior Health Palm Beach County ClinicsC.L.Brumback Primary Care Clinics In June of 2013, the Health Care District of Palm Beach County began providing primary health care services to adults and children at the C. L. Brumback Primary Care Clinics. Through a grant awarded to the Health Care District in December 2012 by the United States Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), the District is managing and operating the C. L. Brumback Primary Care Clinics as Federally Qualified Health Centers.

William Dillon, Esq. Board Certified in Health Law Messer Caparello, P.A. Tallahassee, Florida.St. Thomas University School of Law, J.D., with honors, 1998 Florida International University, B.S., cum laude, 1994. Practice areas in Health Law Transactions, Health Information Technology, Non-profit Organizations, Administrative Law, Employment Law, General Health Law, Federal and State Fraud and Abuse Law, Corporate Compliance Programs, Health Care Provider Transactions – Employment Agreements, Income Guarantee Agreements, Medical Practice Purchase Agreements, Medical Practice Formations, Medical Staff Issues, Health Information Technology, HIPAA, Federally Qualified Health Center Law, Health Care Billing and Reimbursement, Health Care Provider Licensure Matters, Not for Profit Corporation Law and Governance, Rural Health Networks, Provider Services Networks.

Anne Gaglioti, MDAssistant Professor of Family MedicineDirector, Southeast Regional Clinicians NetworkNational Center for Primary CareMorehouse School of MedicineAnne Gaglioti, MD is originally from Cleveland, Ohio. She did her medical school and residency training in Family Medicine at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland. She then completed fellowship training in Primary Care Health Policy and Research at Georgetown University and the Robert Graham Center for Policy Studies in Washington, DC.

Dr. Gaglioti’s clinical practice has focused on care of underserved and marginalized populations and she has served as a provider in correctional settings, community health centers, and academic health centers. Her academic career as a teacher and researcher has been focused on these topics as well and she has served in the past as a faculty member at Georgetown University, University of California San Francisco, and the University of Iowa. Currently, she is an Assistant Professor of Family Medicine in the National Center for Primary Care at Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia.

As director of the Southeast Regional Clinicians Network, a practice-based research network made up of Federally Qualified Health Centers across eight southeastern states (Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky, and Tennessee) she conducts practice-based research focused on high disparity, high impact conditions. She is also a health services researcher and her work at the National Center for Primary Care with secondary data analyses focuses on the intersection of primary care and health equity in at-risk populations.

Michael F. Gervasi, D.O.President and Chief Executive OfficerAs a practicing physician for over 20 years, Dr. Gervasi brings an abundance of knowledge to FCHC. He is board certified in Family Medicine and has been a member of the executive committee of the Florida Society of the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians. He received his certification in Health Care Quality Management form the American Board of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review Physicians, and he frequently lectures on risk management and quality improvement. Dr. Gervasi has received the Samuel L. Salman, D.O. Award for General Practice through Nova Southeastern University where he also serves as Clinical Associate Professor. He has also chaired and served on many local, state and national committees, including the eight-state Southeast Healthcare Consortium and the Clinician’s Network of the Florida Association of Community Health Centers.

Bradley P. Herremans, MBA, FACHCChief Executive OfficerSuncoast Community Health Centers, Inc, Riverview, FLBradley Herremans received his Bachelor Degree in Business Administration, (Management/Economics) from Ferris State University in Big Rapids, MI and his Master’s in Business Administration, (Finance) from Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, MI. Mr. Herremans is a Fellow in the American College of Health Care Executives.

During the last 8 years with Suncoast Community Health Centers, Inc. he has worked hard to improve the quality of the facilities and infrastructure; investing over 12 million dollars to renovate all of the clinics, improve equipment and implement Suncoast’s electronic health records. In addition, he added several clinics including mobile dental and mobile medical coaches. By the end of 2016, patient visits increased by 49% to over 204,000 and the number of employees increased by approximately 250 to over 420 dedicated team members. He was instrumental in stabilizing Suncoast’s financial situation allowing the organization to be well-positioned for future activities.

In 2014 he served as Co-Chair for the Mobile Health Clinic Association annual meeting in Savana, Georgia where he was awarded the Mobile Healthcare Leadership Award. Mr. Herremans is a retired Colonel in the United States Air Force. Mr. Herremans serves the community as a member of the Board of Directors for the Florida Association of Community Health Centers, Inc., Hillsborough County Health Care Plan, and AllCare Options, LLC.

Dr. Wilhelmina N. Lewis, M.D.Vice President of Clinical Operations and Chief Medical OfficerFlorida Community Health CentersDr. Lewis was promoted to Chief Medical Officer after serving as Clinical Coordinator at FCHC›s Fort Pierce Health Center. She is a Board Certified Family Practice Physician with a background in Geriatrics and a graduate of the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine in Cincinnati, Ohio. She completed her residency at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and University Hospital. Dr. Lewis is Chair of the St. Lucie County Diabetes.

Darren MarshPharmDCommunity Health Centers, Inc. is proud to have an active pharmacy program, with a pharmacy team working hard to bring effective and affordable medications to our patients. CHC purchases pharmaceuticals under the Federal 340b program, and is an active participant in Pfizer’s Sharing the Care Program and other prescription assistance programs. These programs enable us to deliver lower cost medications to CHC’s growing patient population.

Dr. Peralta, DMD Premier Community Health CenterJose Peralta, DDS joined Premier Community HealthCare Group, Inc. as the Dental Director in 2015 and was promoted to Associate Medical Director in 2016. Dr. Peralta has practiced dentistry for over twenty years. After earning his Doctor of Dentistry at the University of New York’s College of Dentistry, Peralta moved to Florida and completed his Residency at the University of Miami and its teaching facility, Jackson Memorial Hospital. Prior to joining Premier, Dr. Peralta practiced dentistry for a private practice in Central Florida. Concurrently, Dr. Peralta serves as a Major in the Army Reserve Dental Corps and recently returned from deployment in the Middle East. As the Dental Director at Premier, Dr. Peralta is focused on reducing oral health disparities, increasing oral health services and improving access to care for Pasco’s neediest population. He excels at collaborating with other practitioners and clinical/support staff to develop strategies that improve processes and ensure the delivery of high quality, compassionate and comprehensive oral health services to all patients. Dr. Peralta’s staff leadership responsibility includes the dental department and overseeing the patient experience initiative. The Dental team consists of 6 highly qualified oral health practitioners who care for nearly 4,000 patients and provide approximately 10,000 visits.

Tadd Richards, B.S., RDHDental Hygienist and Dental Outreach CoordinatorTreasure Coast Community HealthTadd Richards, B.S., RDH is the practicing Dental Hygienist and Dental Outreach Coordinator for over five years at Treasure Coast Community Health. Mr. Richards hold his BS in Health Science and is a Registered Dental Hygienist where he has over 20 years experience in Dental Hygiene.

Alejandro M. RomilloPresident and CEOHealth Choice Network, Inc.Mr. Romillo possesses twenty-four years of Health Information Technology (HIT) experience in safety net provider organizations. He began his education and career at the University of Miami - Miller School of Medicine from 1992-1999, where he assisted in the implementation of the first departmentalized management information systems designed to provide point of care access to online medical research. He then served as a member of the executive team for Community Health of South Dade, Inc from 1999-2001. Community Health of South Dade, Inc. one of the largest community health centers in the country serving a large mental health and HIV/AIDS population. In this capacity, he held the title of Director of Management Information Systems and Logistics.

From 1999-2011, Mr. Romillo served as the Sr. Vice President and Chief Information Officer for Health Choice Network, Inc. and as the contract CIO for 45 member Community Health Centers, Mental Health centers and Homeless Health Care Centers in Florida, Kansas, Missouri, Maryland, Rhode Island, Texas, North Carolina, New Mexico, Utah, and Hawaii.

In 2011, Mr. Romillo was named Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer for Health Choice Network. Romillo is responsible for the day-to-day operations of Health Choice Network, Inc. and Health Choice Network of Florida.

Currently Health Choice Network, under Mr. Romillo’s leadership has implemented cost effective cutting-edge technology solutions to reach more than 8,600 active Users, across 416 remote access locations, and in 21

different States. In 2015, the health centers served over 3.5M Patient visits and synchronized well over 185TB of health information technology.

Vicki Soule’ , M.S., M.B.A.,  CEOTreasure Coast Community HealthVicki Soule’ M.S., M.B.A. is the CEO for Treasure Coast Community Health. Previous to her current eight years at Treasure Coast Mrs. Soule’ spent over 20 years with Acute & Ambulatory Care Management. Mrs. Soule’ attended Wayne State University, received her MBA from Saginaw University along with a Fellow from American College of Healthcare Executives.

Noelle Stewart, D.O.Medical DirectorCL Brumback Primary Care ClinicsNoelle Stewart, DO serves as the Medical Director of the nine C. L. Brumback Primary Care Clinics, Federally Qualified Health Centers owned and operated by the Health Care District of Palm Beach County. Dr. Stewart, who is fluent in English, Spanish and Haitian Creole, previously served as a provider at the Brumback Clinic location in Delray Beach, Florida.

Dr. Stewart holds a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She completed her residency training at Palm Beach Centre for Graduate Medical Education in West Palm Beach, Florida. She is Board Certified with the American Osteopathic Board of Internal Medicine

The Brumback Clinics provide medical and dental care for adult and pediatric patients with or without insurance. Thanks to the efforts of Dr. Stewart and her medical team, the Brumback Clinics are one of six honorees nationwide that in 2017 received an “80% by 2018 National Achievement Award” from the National Colorectal Cancer Roundtable (NCCRT), an organization co-founded by the American Cancer Society and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The 2017 award recognizes the Brumback Clinics for achieving a colorectal cancer screening rate that is twice the national average for community clinics and one of the highest in the country.

SMONDAY APRIL 174:00pm - 6:00pm Registration Foyers A4:00pm - 6:00pm Exhibitor Set-Up Foyers D & E5:00pm - 7:00pm Reception La Fuente - Outside Courtyard

TUESDAY APRIL 187:30am - 8:30am Breakfast Foyers D & E8:00am - 5:00pm Exhibitors Open Foyers D & E8:30am - 9:30am Legislative Update/FQHC Payment Reform Salons D & E 9:30am - 9:45am Exhibitors and Coffee Break Foyers D & E9:45am - 11:45am GENERAL SESSION - HRSA Overview Salons D & E11:45am - 12:00am Visit the Exhibitors Foyers D & E12:00pm - 1:00pm LUNCH - Value Based Care La Fuente - Outside Courtyard & Salons D & E 1:00pm - 1:15pm Visit the Exhibitors Foyers D & E1:15pm - 2:30pm Afternoon Breakout Sessions Diabetes: Promising Practices with Improving Clinical Quality Salons A & B HIV: Promising Practices with Improving Clinical Quality Salons F & G 2:30pm - 2:45pm Exhibitors and Coffee Break Foyers D & E2:45pm - 4:00pm Afternoon Breakout Sessions Cancer - Colorectal Cancer: Promising Practices with Improving Clinical Quality Salons A & B Asthma and Tobacco: Promising Practices with Improving Clinical Quality Salons F & G 4:00pm - 4:15pm Visit the Exhibitors Foyers D & E4:15pm - 5:30pm Improving Clinical Quality Outcomes Salons D & E*5:45pm - 7:00pm SERCN Focus Group/Listening Session (bring invitation) Salons A & B7:00pm - 8:30pm Dinner Grand Ballroom

WEDNESDAY APRIL 197:00am - 8:00am Breakfast Costa del Sol Grand Ballroom Salons D & E8:00am - 5:00pm Exhibitors Open Foyers D & E8:00am - 9:15am Federal Tort Claims Act Salons D & E9:15am - 12:00 Noon Visit the Exhibitors Foyers D & E9:30am - 10:45am FQHC Data Brokers Role Salons D & E10:45am - 11:00am Exhibitors and Coffee Break Foyers D & E11:00am - 12:15pm Behavioral Health Policy Update Salons D & E12:15pm - 1:15pm Lunch La Fuente - Outside Courtyard1:15pm - 2:30pm Afternoon Breakout Sessions Mobile Units - Medical and Dental Salons A & B Pharmacy Salons F & G 2:30pm - 2:45pm Exhibitors and Coffee Break Foyers D & E2:45pm - 4:00pm Afternoon Breakout Sessions Maximizing the Dental Hygienist Role Salons A & B SOGI: Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Salons F & G Behavioral Health Salons D & E4:00pm - 5:00pm Closing “Integration of Care” Salons D & E