Knowing the leaders in Who’s Who in Arizona Healthcare matters because they shape innovation, access and community impact, guiding the future of medicine and patient well-being statewide. The healthcare leaders chosen to be featured in Who’s Who in Arizona Healthcare for 2026 — as selected by the Az Business magazine editorial board in consultation with industry experts and industry associations — truly represent the best, the brightest and the most innovative healthcare leaders in the state. Here are the Arizona healthcare innovators you need to know for 2026:
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Who’s Who in Arizona Healthcare for 2026
Ann-Marie Alameddin, Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association:Alameddin advocates for Arizona hospitals and health systems, championing policies that improve healthcare access, quality and sustainability statewide.
Tracy Altemus, REsource Commercial: Altemus leverages her real estate expertise to deliver innovative healthcare facility solutions that support providers, patients and community growth.
Traci Beagley, Sunland Home Care: Beagley leads Sunland Home Care with a mission to provide compassionate, personalized in-home care that enhances quality of life for seniors.
Jasmine Bhatti, Navi Nurses: Bhatti empowers patients through Navi Nurses, connecting them with skilled nurses who deliver personalized, home-based healthcare support.
Rajan Bhatt, OrthoArizona: Bhatt drives OrthoArizona’s growth and innovation, ensuring access to comprehensive orthopedic care across the Valley.
Paul Binsfeld, Company Nurse: Binsfeld pioneered nurse triage services with Company Nurse, streamlining workplace injury response and improving outcomes for employees and employers.
Tami Bohannon, AllThrive 365: Bohannon leads AllThrive 365 in providing housing, healthcare,and support services that promote independence and dignity for Arizona’s most vulnerable populations.
Dave Bourdon, LifeStance Health Group: Bourdon guides LifeStance Health Group’s efforts to expand access to affordable, high-quality behavioral health services.
Heather Boysel
Gammage & Burnham: Boysel is an experienced litigator and a leader for a wide range of clients in the healthcare space. Having secured millions of dollars for hospital clients from healthcare insurers, she is adept at navigating complex medical reimbursement disputes on clients’ behalf. Boysel combines her legal savvy with a strong understanding of healthcare payment methodologies, ensuring her clients receive unmatched service and industry insight. Her comprehensive understanding of the legal protections and intricacies of healthcare payment methodologies — including AHCCCS, Medicare DRG payments, per diem payments and healthcare provider liens — enables her to effectively advocate for her clients’ interests.
Learn more: gblaw.com
Tim Bricker, CommonSpirit Health Central Region: Bricker oversees CommonSpirit Health’s Central Region, advancing clinical excellence and community health initiatives across Arizona and beyond.
Raelene Brooks, University of Phoenix College of Nursing: Brooks leads the University of Phoenix College of Nursing, preparing the next generation of nurses through innovative education and a strong focus on patient-centered care.
Joshua Carzoli, PharmD, MBA, BCACP, Marana Health (formerly MHC Healthcare): Dr. Carzoli drives MHC Healthcare’s mission to deliver accessible, community-based primary and specialty care across Southern Arizona.
Kote Chundu, MD, District Medical Group: Dr. Chundu oversees District Medical Group, advancing integrated, academic-based care while supporting teaching and research for future healthcare leaders.
Wendy Cohen, Kitchell: Cohen leads Kitchell, delivering state-of-the-art healthcare construction projects that transform patient experiences and support medical innovation.
Victoria Coley, Banner|Aetna: Coley guides Banner|Aetna in reimagining healthcare delivery through value-based care, collaboration and improved member outcomes.
Mimi Coomler
Tucson Medical Center: Coomler leads with a deep commitment to advancing patient care, community health and organizational excellence. With more than 25 years of healthcare leadership experience, she has held senior roles in hospital operations, strategy and nursing. Coomler is recognized for her collaborative leadership style, strong advocacy for workforce development and dedication to ensuring access to high-quality care across Southern Arizona. Under her guidance, Tucson Medical Center continues to expand services, embrace innovation and strengthen its role as a trusted healthcare partner for families throughout the region.
Learn more: tmcaz.com
Andrei Damian, MD, Cardiovascular Consultants: Dr. Damian leads Cardiovascular Consultants, providing advanced cardiac care and pioneering treatments for heart health.
Allison Davis, Snell & Wilmer: Davis advises healthcare organizations as a partner at Snell & Wilmer, guiding clients through complex legal and regulatory challenges.
David A. Dexter, Sonora Quest Laboratories: Dexter drives innovation and quality at Sonora Quest Laboratories, expanding access to diagnostic testing that supports better patient care statewide.
Michael Dolan
Principal // FFKR Architects
Background: Dolan is a board-certified healthcare architect driven by a passion for creating environments of healing and hope. He specializes in the planning and design of complex healthcare projects, approaching each one with creativity and a collaborative spirit. With a foundational belief that thoughtful design can positively influence individuals during their most vulnerable moments, Dolan excels at listening and building consensus among all stakeholders to translate a client’s vision into reality. His work is defined by a commitment to finding elegant, evidence-based solutions that are as effective as they are inspiring.
Source of pride: A point of immense professional pride is the design of the Kem and Carolyn Gardner Mental Health Crisis Care Center. This project challenged the traditional notion of psychiatric facilities as hard, institutional spaces. By working collaboratively with a diverse group of stakeholders, Dolan helped build consensus around a shared vision: creating an environment of hope, dignity and healing. The facility’s success lies in its ability to soften the patient experience through thoughtful design, demonstrating how a human-centered approach can reduce stigma and positively influence patient outcomes at their most vulnerable moments.
Trend to watch: “The key trend for 2026 will continue to be the rapid, necessary shifting towards a more human experience in healthcare.”
Learn more: ffkr.com
Kristina Diaz, Onvida Health Medical Group: Diaz leads Onvida Health Medical Group, driving patient-centered care and advancing innovative medical solutions to improve community health outcomes.
Sean Doyle, Cypress Development Partners: Doyle supports the development of healthcare and medical facilities with Cypress Development Partners, helping expand access to modern, patient-focused spaces.
Erika Du Mond, DMD, DMD Dental: Dr. Du Mond provides compassionate, personalized dental care through her practice, DMD Dental, enhancing oral health and patient well-being.
Brian Elisco, Abrazo Health: Elisco oversees Abrazo Health, guiding its hospitals and care networks to deliver high-quality, accessible healthcare across Arizona.
Mark El-Tawil, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona: El-Tawil leads AZ Blue’s Arizona operations, advancing value-based care and innovative health solutions to better serve members and communities.
Scott Filion, Embark Behavioral Health: Filion directs Embark Behavioral Health’s nationwide efforts to provide accessible, effective care for adolescents and young adults facing mental health challenges.
Gregg Florentin, Tri-City Cardiology: Florentin leads Tri-City Cardiology, ensuring excellence in cardiovascular care while expanding services to meet growing patient needs.
Perry Gabuzzi, Kidder Mathews: Gabuzzi specializes in healthcare real estate at Kidder Mathews, helping providers find spaces that enhance care delivery and community access.
Tad Gary, Mercy Care: Gary heads Mercy Care, advancing integrated healthcare programs that support vulnerable populations and improve whole-person health outcomes.
David Gerovac, Canyon Building and Design: Gerovac leads Canyon Building and Design, delivering state-of-the-art healthcare facilities that improve patient experiences and community care.
Robert “Chris” Grant, JE Dunn Construction Company: Grant oversees major healthcare construction projects for JE Dunn, ensuring quality, safety and innovation in building critical medical facilities.
Richard Gray, MD, Mayo Clinic Hospital: Dr. Gray leads Mayo Clinic Hospital in Arizona, advancing world-class patient care, groundbreaking research and medical education.
Charlie Hall, Princeton Construction: Hall drives healthcare construction innovation through Princeton Construction, building facilities that enhance care delivery and patient experiences.
Zack Harris, Kidder Mathews: Harris supports healthcare providers with tailored real estate solutions, helping organizations expand and thrive across Arizona.
Will Humble, Arizona Public Health Association: Humble advocates for stronger public health policies, education and equity as leader of the Arizona Public Health Association.
David J. Jakofsky, MD, The CORE Institute: Dr. Jakofsky guides The CORE Institute’s growth, advancing orthopedic excellence and innovation in musculoskeletal care.
Heidi Jannenga, DPT, WebPT: Dr. Jannenga co-founded WebPT, transforming rehab therapy with technology that improves efficiency, outcomes and patient engagement.
Jeff Johansen, Johansen Interiors: Johansen leads Johansen Interiors, designing healthcare spaces that foster healing, efficiency and innovation.
Julie Johnson
Executive vice president // Colliers
Background: Johnson is an industry leader in providing comprehensive healthcare, life sciences and seniors housing real estate services throughout the greater Phoenix region. She represents landlords, tenants, investors and owner/users, providing acquisition, disposition, leasing and site selection services. Johnson’s 35-plus years of experience and long-standing relationships throughout the industry are demonstrated in her comprehensive understanding of complex challenges. She is recognized for her in-depth knowledge, unique perspective and ability to create solutions to the most complex real estate needs.
Source of pride: “Over my career I am deeply committed to creating the best outcomes for my clients not only for their real estate requirements but for their business overall as well as my clients personally. As a result, many of my clients have become my personal friends over the years.”
Game-changer: “Being involved with commercial real estate organizations such as ULI, NAIOP, AZCREW and others has been instrumental to developing relationships with both current and future clients. Also attending national healthcare conferences such as Colliers National Healthcare Conference, BOMA, Globe St., Revista, Interface and Connect and learning national healthcare trends and meeting with national healthcare developers and providers has kept me on top of the healthcare industry’s fast-moving directions.”
Trends to watch: “The aging population is creating additional needs for healthcare along with senior housing. In addition, continued population growth in the Phoenix metro area creates the need for more healthcare services from hospitals to medical outpatient buildings. Outpatient care is a growing segment of providing healthcare and there will be more development of these facilities. Surgery centers, primary care networks, urgent care, telehealth and other healthcare services that make healthcare more accessible and affordable to the population to keep them healthy aligns with prevention, wellness and chronic disease management.”
Learn more: colliers.com
Michael Jones, Delta Dental of Arizona: Jones oversees Delta Dental of Arizona, expanding access to affordable oral healthcare and supporting community wellness.
Cindy and Anne Jordan, Pyx Health: Cindy and Anne Jordan founded Pyx Health, leveraging technology and compassion to combat loneliness and improve patient outcomes.
Sujith Kalmadi, MD, Ironwood Cancer & Research Centers: Dr. Kalmadi leads clinical innovation at Ironwood Cancer & Research Centers, ensuring cutting-edge cancer care and research excellence.
Heather Kane, UnitedHealthcare of Arizona/New Mexico: Kane directs UnitedHealthcare operations across Arizona and New Mexico, advancing access, affordability and quality of care.
Pam Kehaly
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona: Kehaly is president and CEO of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona, where she leads the state’s largest locally based health insurer with a mission to inspire health and make it affordable. With decades of healthcare leadership experience, she focuses on improving access, driving innovation, and advancing community health initiatives. Under her leadership, BCBSAZ invests in programs addressing chronic disease, behavioral health and social determinants of health, strengthening Arizona’s healthcare landscape for future generations.
Learn more: azblue.com
Parvinderjit Khanuja, MD, Ironwood Cancer & Research Centers: Dr. Khanuja advances cancer treatment and patient-centered care as president of Ironwood Cancer & Research Centers.
Shaun Kirkpatrick, Research Corporation Technologies: Kirkpatrick fosters biotechnology innovation and commercialization, advancing life sciences research and healthcare solutions.
Juliana Kling, MD, Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine in Arizona: Dr. Kling leads medical education at Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine, preparing the next generation of physicians.
Joan Koerber-Walker, Arizona BioIndustry Association (AZBio): Koerber-Walker drives Arizona’s bioscience growth, supporting innovation, collaboration and investment in life sciences through AZBio.
Crystal Krueger, DBH, Dawn Institute of Arizona: Dr. Krueger leads Dawn Institute of Arizona, providing trauma-informed mental health services to children and families.
Douglas Laher , Arizona Medical Association: Laher guides the Arizona Medical Association, advocating for physicians and advancing healthcare policy statewide.
Nathan Lentz, DPR Construction: Lentz oversees DPR Construction’s Arizona healthcare projects, delivering cutting-edge medical facilities that support innovation and patient care.
Michael Morton, Medical Office Brokers: Morton’s expertise covers all aspects of healthcare real estate with an emphasis on third party listings.
Todd LaPorte, HonorHealth: LaPorte leads HonorHealth, guiding its mission to deliver high-quality, integrated healthcare services across Arizona communities.
Tomás León, Equality Health Foundation: León drives health equity initiatives through the Equality Health Foundation, expanding access and improving outcomes in underserved communities.
Stephanie Lewis, Denova Collaborative Health: Lewis leads operations at Denova Collaborative Health, ensuring efficient, patient-centered delivery of behavioral and primary care services.
Kevin Longoria, Drive Health: Longoria guides Drive Health in advancing data-driven healthcare solutions that improve patient outcomes and system performance.
Imen Maaroufi Clark, Prickly Pear Health: Clark founded Prickly Pear Health to deliver accessible, patient-focused healthcare with innovative service models.
Stephen A. Macias, Optum Arizona: Macias leads Optum Arizona, integrating care delivery and technology to improve health outcomes statewide.
Kirsten Markson, Spear Education: Markson drives growth at Spear Education, providing dental professionals with advanced training and practice solutions.
David J. McIntyre Jr., TriWest Healthcare Alliance:McIntyre leads TriWest Healthcare Alliance, expanding access to quality healthcare for military and veteran communities.
Sarah McLeod, Activate Health: McLeod heads Activate Health, guiding innovative healthcare communications strategies that amplify industry voices and improve engagement.
Leslie McReynolds, National Kidney Foundation of Arizona: McReynolds directs the National Kidney Foundation of Arizona, advancing kidney health education, prevention and patient support programs.
Kathy Mills
President and CEO // Donor Network of Arizona
Background: Mills, president and CEO of Donor Network of Arizona (DNA), has served the organization for 33 years. She holds CPA credentials, a bachelor’s in business and master’s degrees in both healthcare management and business administration from the University of Arizona’s Eller College of Management. Rising from CFO to CEO, she provides strategic leadership to advance organ and tissue donation for transplantation while ensuring financial stewardship and regulatory compliance.
Source of pride:“I take pride in the fact that I helped build DNA from its early days into what it is now — a recognized leader in organ and tissue donation. I’ve been part of a leadership team that’s grown alongside the organization through adapting, improving systems, focusing on relationships and refining our processes to earn this long-term success. As CEO, I restructured the executive team to align the right people in the right roles to meet external challenges and drive growth. Watching that foundational team and DNA staff support more lives being saved and healed through donation is deeply rewarding.”
The future of leadership: “Current and future leaders must be adaptable, curious and agile to keep up with rapid change. They have to do all that while remaining grounded in the mission and the people who serve it.”
Learn more: dnaz.org
Jennifer K. Mendrzycki, TMC Health: Mendrzycki oversees TMC Health, expanding services and championing compassionate care for Southern Arizona communities.
Charnise V. Moore, DrPH, AllThrive 365: Dr. Moore advances community wellness at AllThrive 365, designing programs that improve health equity and resilience.
Shar Najafi-Piper, PhD, Copa Health: Dr. Najafi-Piper leads Copa Health, delivering integrated behavioral and physical health services that empower individuals and families.
Carmen Neuberger, Phoenix Children’s: Neuberger provides strategic legal leadership at Phoenix Children’s, supporting growth, compliance, and patient advocacy.
John R. Nickens IV, Phoenix Children’s: Nickens oversees Phoenix Children’s, driving innovation, expansion and excellence in pediatric care.
Craig Norquist, MD, HonorHealth: Dr. Craig Norquist advances healthcare technology at HonorHealth, optimizing clinical systems to improve patient outcomes.
Jaime Northam, Ryan Companies US: Northam guides Ryan Companies’ healthcare development, creating modern facilities that enhance care delivery and patient experiences.
Erik Osland, evolvedMD: Osland co-founded and leads evolvedMD, integrating behavioral health services directly into primary care practices.
Tim Palus, Sierra Tucson: Palus directs Sierra Tucson, a nationally recognized leader in behavioral health and addiction treatment.
Kevin Parker, CND Life Sciences: Parker oversees operations at CND Life Sciences, advancing diagnostic innovation in neurological diseases.
Craig Passey, SmithGroup: Passey is Director of Health for SmithGroup and has more than 30 years of experience in the design of healthcare facilities.
Amy Perry, Banner Health: Perry guides Banner Health, one of Arizona’s largest health systems, advancing innovation, quality and patient-focused care statewide.
Steve Purves
Valleywise Health: Purves became president and CEO of Valleywise Health in September 2013. Purves works with the publicly elected five-member board of directors who represent the Maricopa County Special Health Care District, to provide executive leadership for the growth and development of Valleywise Health. Since 2013, Purves led a $120 million financial turnaround at Valleywise Health and helped secure $935 million in general obligation bonds passed by voter referendum in 2014. These funds have allowed Valleywise Health to build a new medical center and to reinvent its care model to better serve the public in the years to come.
Trends to watch: “The rate of deployment and the tremendous potential for the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare will absolutely be the thing to watch. It’s use in transforming the healthcare industry is limited only by the capacity of the human mind to understand the ways it can improve clinical care and the health of communities. The organizations that can successfully harness the power of AI will have clear advantages in their ability to lower healthcare cost and improve quality.”
Learn more: valleywisehealth.org
Randy R. Richardson, MD
Creighton University School of Medicine’s Phoenix campus: Dr. Richardson has been regional dean and tenured professor of radiology for Creighton University School of Medicine in Phoenix since 2012. The four-year medical school campus has flourished since 2021 through its partnerships with Dignity Health and Valleywise Health. As regional dean, Dr. Richardson is most proud of the collaboration between Creighton and the St. Vincent de Paul Virginia D. Piper Medical and Dental Clinic. The clinic provides multispecialty healthcare for the uninsured in the Phoenix area. Prior to his arrival at the Jesuit, Catholic university, Dr. Richardson served as chair of radiology and residency program director at St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center in Phoenix. He earned his medical degree from Loma Linda University in 1995, and BA degree in Spanish Literature from Brigham Young University in 1991.
Learn more: creighton.edu/medicine
Klaus Romero, MD, Critical Path Institute: Dr. Romero directs the Critical Path Institute, driving scientific collaboration and regulatory innovation to accelerate the development of lifesaving therapies.
Angie Schmidt
CEO // SDB Inc.
Leadership path: “Construction is in my DNA. My father, Dominic Spagnuolo, founded the company in 1980, and I grew up watching his dedication to hard work, people and integrity. Those early lessons shaped who I am as a leader today. I officially joined SDB in 2012, starting in the finance department, and had the privilege of learning the business from the inside out. In 2017, I became CEO, carrying forward my father’s legacy while leading SDB into a new era of growth and innovation. SDB has expanded across commercial, industrial and healthcare markets. For me, leadership is about more than projects; it’s about people. I’m proud to lead a team that builds spaces with purpose — places that inspire, connect and strengthen communities.”
Trends to watch in healthcare: “In 2026, the healthcare industry continues to evolve, and with it comes incredible opportunity. Rising costs and workforce challenges remind us how vital innovation and collaboration are to building a stronger system. Technology and AI are reshaping how care is delivered, while equity and access guide every decision. At SDB, we’re proud to build spaces that do more than meet today’s needs — they inspire hope, support healing, and create environments where people and communities can truly thrive.”
Learn more: sdb.com
Steven Sheets, president and CEO, Southwest Behavioral & Health Services: Sheets heads Southwest Behavioral & Health Services, expanding access to integrated mental health and substance use treatment programs that strengthen communities statewide.
Debbie Shumway
Hospice of the Valley
Background: Shumway is the executive director of Hospice of the Valley. She has dedicated 30 years to the organization’s mission: Bringing comfort, dignity and compassionate care to the community. Starting as CFO in 1994, she rose through leadership roles to her current position in 2016. Under her guidance, Hospice of the Valley, one of the nation’s largest nonprofit hospices, has grown significantly, now serving over 7,000 patients and families daily with a continuum of care, including support from an innovative Dementia Care and Education Campus. Her leadership prioritizes a culture of kindness and commitment to meeting the unique needs of every patient and family.
Source of pride: “I am most grateful for the way that our agency has evolved and expanded programs to help support patients at every stage of illness, well before they need hospice care. Families living with chronic illnesses, including dementia, need help earlier and we are honored to be there for them. It is also a privilege to be a safety net for our community. As the only nonprofit hospice in Maricopa County, we care for all in need.”
Learn more: hov.org
Melissa (Mel) Soliz
Coppersmith Brockelman
Background: Recognized nationally for her leadership in health data privacy and interoperability, Soliz advises clients on a wide range of regulatory health law and consumer data matters. Her practice focuses on compliance with data privacy, security, access and interoperability laws, health information networks/exchanges (HIN/HIEs), development and use of artificial intelligence solutions, behavioral health/substance use disorder law issues, data breaches and OCR/OIG investigations, as well as technology vendor contracts and clinical research compliance/contracting. Soliz regularly speaks in local and national forums on these topics and has been active in state and federal policymaking on data privacy and HIN/HIE issues.
Source of pride: “My greatest accomplishments lie in helping clients launch care coordination and consent management platforms for individuals struggling with substance use disorders while protecting their privacy. By bridging gaps in care and support services, these platforms empower communities to provide holistic care, fostering resilience and recovery among the most vulnerable individuals.”
Learn more: cblawyers.com
Molly Stockley
City of Hope Phoenix
Background: Stockley creates outreach strategies to educate the community and expand access to quality cancer care, collaborating with philanthropy and TGen to support City of Hope’s mission. Stockley began as an on-air sportscaster on multiple television stations and worked in public relations for the Los Angeles Angels. She created advertising campaigns for major brands in Seattle and Phoenix. A recognized public speaker, Stockley has received multiple awards for leadership and philanthropy. She holds an M.S. in Health Communication from Boston University.
Pivotal moment: Stockley is motivated by a desire to ensure no person suffers as her dear friend Kristi did in her battle with cancer, succumbing to the disease at just 28 years old. That devastating moment redirected Stockley’s career, dedicating her life to cancer prevention and treatment.
Learn more: cityofhope.org
Sarah Stockwell, executive director, Rock Steady Boxing Phoenix for Parkinson’s: Stockwell directs Rock Steady Boxing Phoenix, empowering people with Parkinson’s through fitness programs that improve strength, balance and quality of life.
Kristen Swingle, president and chief operating officer, Critical Path Institute: Swingle drives innovation at the Critical Path Institute, fostering global collaboration to accelerate drug and medical product development.
Thiru Thangarathinam, founder and CEO, Keenstack: Thangarathinam founded Keenstack to deliver advanced healthcare data solutions that enhance efficiency, insight and patient outcomes.
Lolita Tramel, founder and CEO, Hearts for Dementia: Tramel leads Hearts for Dementia, providing compassionate in-home care and support services for individuals living with dementia and their families.
CarolAnn Tutera
CEO and president // SottoPelle and Tutera Medical
Background: Tutera is the first woman entrepreneur who brought bio-identical hormone pellet therapy to the forefront. As the co-founder with her late husband Dr. Gino Tutera, she dedicated over 30 years positioning the company as the industry leader, setting the gold standard for pellet therapy practices across America. Tutera has expanded SottoPelle® internationally, with over 3,500 providers helping 250,000 people worldwide age gracefully and enjoy happier, healthier lives. Her success is a testament to the power of perseverance as a solo female medical CEO blazing new trails in a male-dominated industry, with a passionate commitment to putting patients first.
Pivotal moment: “I co-founded this company with my late husband, Dr. Gino Tutera, who innovated a proprietary method using bio-identical hormone pellets. We worked together for over 25 years as pioneering industry leaders, setting the gold standard for pellet practices across America. As the company CEO, I became the first and only woman entrepreneur to start the pellet industry. After my husband’s untimely passing, I faced the enormous challenge of building the company and carrying on his medical legacy. I knew he would want me to continue the work we started together and the only thing that matters to us — helping people.”
Source of pride: “Under my leadership, the company has been named the No. 1 Hormone Practice in Arizona for 10 consecutive years … But for me, it’s not just about awards, but the reward of knowing we are making a difference in human health, preventing disease, saving marriages, and helping our patients to age gracefully and enjoy better quality of life.”
Trends to watch in healthcare: “Brain health is the most critical industry health trend. Since the U.S .now has the largest generation of older adults in its history, the medical industry faces huge surges in neurodegenerative conditions like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, dementia and mental health issues. My company began treating patients for these conditions over a dozen years ago with remarkable results, but the medical profession needs greater awareness of how hormones regulate all body conditions including the brain and mental functions. My company is collaborating with the Amen Clinics to conduct further studies on the impact of hormone pellet therapy on brain health.”
Learn more: sottopelletherapy.com and tuteramedical.com
Nick Veldman, owner and president, Venn Construction:Veldman guides Venn Construction, specializing in healthcare facility projects that create modern, patient-centered environments.
Kanchan Verandani, director of clinical operations, Advanced Foot Care: Verandani oversees clinical operations at Advanced Foot Care, ensuring quality podiatric services and patient care.
Chelsea Vickers, CEO, Aurora Behavioral Health System: Vickers leads Aurora Behavioral Health System, Arizona’s largest free-standing psychiatric hospital, expanding access to mental healthcare.
Dave Voepel, CEO, Arizona Health Care Association: Voepel advocates for long-term and post-acute care providers as CEO of the Arizona Health Care Association.
Jessica Yanow, president and CEO, Arizona Alliance for Community Health Centers: Yanow champions community health centers statewide, expanding access to affordable, equitable healthcare for underserved populations.
Joe Yeargan, design phase executive, Mortenson Company: Yeargan leads healthcare construction design at Mortenson, ensuring efficient, innovative facilities that meet evolving patient needs.
Michael Yudell, dean, Arizona State University’s College of Health Solutions: Yudell advances public health education and research as dean of ASU’s College of Health Solutions.
Dean, Arizona State University’s College of Health Solutions: Yudell advances public health education and research as dean of ASU’s College of Health Solutions.
Aaron Warnecke, vce president, relationship manager, PNC Healthcare: Warnecke supports healthcare organizations with financial solutions as a vice president and relationship manager at PNC Healthcare.
Kerri White-Singleton, COO, Gawley Companies: White-Singleton oversees operations for Gawley Companies, advancing integrated healthcare and aesthetics services.
Claudia Whitehead, Bioscience Healthcare Program Manager, City of Phoenix: Whitehead promotes Phoenix as a hub for bioscience and healthcare innovation, fostering growth and investment in the sector.
