The National Center for Complex Health and Social Needs brings together a broad range of clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and consumers who have united to form a new field of healthcare. The National Center is funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, AARP, and The Atlantic Philanthropies, and hosted by the Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers.
Below is a growing list of partners, advisory committee members, trailblazers, and Student Hotspotting organizations involved in the movement. If you think we missed an organization please fill our contact form and let us know.
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Melanie Bella, Cityblock
Louis Bezich, Cooper University Hospital
Jay Bhatt, American Hospital Association (AHA)
Jeffrey Brenner, UnitedHealthcare
Edie Calamia, UnitedHealthcare
Jennie Chin-Hansen, National PACE Association
O’Nesha Cochran, Bridges to Change
LaKeesha Dumas, Multnomah County Mental Health and Addictions Services Division
Andrew Ellner, Harvard Medical School
Wendolyn Gozansky, Kaiser Permanente
Joan Gray, Virtua Health System
Allison Hamblin, Center for Health Care Strategies
Dennis Heaphy, Disability Policy Consortium
James Hickman, Hickman Strategies
Ann Hwang, Community Catalyst
Frederick Isasi, Families USA
Troy Johnson, Camden Coalition Community Advisory Council
Evelyn Liebman, AARP
Cindy Mann, Manatt, Phelps, and Phillips LLP
Kedar Mate, Institute for Healthcare Improvement
Susan Mende, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Andrew Morris-Singer, Primary Care Progress
Susan Reinhard, AARP
Aditi Sen, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Cory Sevin, Institute for Healthcare Improvement
Nirav Shah, Stanford School of Medicine
Sandra Wilkniss, National Governors Association (NGA)
Michelle Wong, Kaiser Permanente