Health Business Solutions Committee

Purpose: Health Business Solutions Committee identifies and promotes the effective use of financial and administrative systems for healthcare organizations. Building on the historical work of the Medical Banking and Financial Systems Committee, this Committee will work collaboratively with others to understand and define the points of intersection of finance and administrative systems across the healthcare continuum.

Committee Members

Stuart Hanson
Sr. Vice President & General Manager of Consumer Payments
Change Healthcare

Chair

James Bettendorf
Director, Business Development
MGMA

Debbi Bottomley
AVP, Strategic Marketing
Change Healthcare

Chris Deiner-Karr
Principle
The Basic Group

Steven G. Friedman
Principal/Owner
Tredici Consulting LLC

Barry S. Herrin, CHPS, FAHIMA, FACHE, Esq
Founder
Herrin Health Law, PC

Carrie Powers, RHIT
Integrated Health Technologies IT Project Lead, Health Informatics/Data and Analytics
St. Luke’s Health System

Todd Price
Senior Decision Support Analyst
Mount Nittany Health

Cardelia Reid RN MSN, MBA
Regional Director of Georgia
KaMMCO Health Solutions, HealtheParadigm

Lisa Leonard Tonkinson
e4
Senior Consultant

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