John C. Fremont Healthcare District Board of Directors Finance Meeting Agenda for Wednesday, January 25, 2023

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JCF butterflyAGENDA of Board of Directors for Finance Board Meeting 

Wednesday, January 25, 2023

Location:  5189 Hospital Road, Mariposa, CA  95338 

Joseph E.C. Rogers, M.D., Chair, Wendy Ryder-Priola, Secretary-Treasurer 
Rose Fluharty, Nick Lambert & Suzette Prue, Directors 

Mission – To excel in the provision of quality health care services 
Vision – To be the organization of choice for community health care
5 Pillars:  People (customer service & employees) by VACANT,
Service by VACANT, Quality by Kristen Fournier,
Finance by Matthew Matthiessen, Growth by Therese Williams 

Closed Session 1:00 p.m.

Finance Board Meeting 2:00 p.m.

    1.        Call to order and roll call.

    2.        Open Session:  disclosure regarding Closed Session items pursuant to Government Code §54957.7

    3.        CLOSED SESSION

A.     Hearing:  Quality Management monthly report, (Health & Safety Code § 32155) Kristen Fournier, RN, Director of Quality

B.     Hearing:  Compliance quarterly report, (Health & Safety Code § 32155) Kristen Fournier, RN, Director of Quality

C.     Hearing:  Risk Management quarterly report, (Health & Safety Code § 32155) Kristen Fournier, RN, Director of Quality & Julie Adair, Director of Human Resources

D.    Hearing:  Medical Staff (Health & Safety Code §32155)

Monthly report to the board, Anne Marie Sheeley, Medical Staff Coordinator

E.     Hearing:  Medical Staff Privileges (Health & Safety Code §32155)

On recommendation from the Medical Executive Committee, the following were granted temporary re-appointment privileges and submitted today for Board approval:

Michael Ali, MD, Emergency Medicine/Acute to Provisional Staff

Marc Bracy, MD, Emergency Medicine & Internal Medicine to Provisional Staff

Allana Bush, FNP, Family Medicine to Allied Health

Albert Col, MD, Dermatology to Consulting Staff

Samuel Collins, PA, Internal Medicine & Emergency Medicine to Allied Health

Ryan Frederiksen, MD, Teleradiology to Consulting Staff

Jill Furubayashi, MD, Teleradiology to Consulting Staff

Crystal Irwin-Warren, DO, Internal Medicine & Emergency Medicine to Allied Health

Jacob-Sung Keum, DO, Emergency Medicine/Acute to Provisional Staff

Michael Klein, MD, Teleradiology to Consulting Staff

Shahin Laghaee, MD, Gastroenterology to Consulting Staff

Archana Lucchesi, MD, Teleradiology to Consulting Staff

Tony Ohn, MD, Emergency Medicine/Acute to Provisional Staff

Nanette Riedeman, PA, Emergency Medicine & Hospitalist to Allied Health

Rebecca Samet, MD, Emergency Medicine & Internal Medicine, to Provisional Staff

On recommendation from the Medical Executive Committee, the following were granted re-appointment privileges and submitted today for Board approval:

Richard Granese, MD, Psychiatry to Consulting Staff

Francisco Lazaga, MD, Radiology (remote only) Privileges to Consulting Staff

Brian Licuanan, PhD, Psychology to Consulting Staff

Charles Newcomb, RDN, Nutrition to Allied Health

Megal Parikh, MD, Rheumatology to Consulting Staff

Robert Rose, MD, Family Medicine to Active Staff

James Summa, MD, Teleradiology to Consulting Staff

On recommendation from the Medical Executive Committee, the following was granted appointment privileges and submitted today for Board approval:

Daniel Chen, MD, Radiology (Remote only) to Consulting Staff

Dani Korya, MD, Teleneurology to Consulting Staff

Maryam Sanj, MD, Radiology (Remote only) to Consulting Staff

Spencer Silverbach, MD, Radiology (remote only) to Consulting Staff

F.      Hearing:  Medical Staff (Health & Safety Code §32155)

Report to the board by attending providers 

G.    Public Employment (Government Code § 54957)

Ø  Evaluation of renewal of provider agreement for Mimi Carter, MD, Family Practice agreement renews 3/30/2023, any changes need to be made by 1/31/2023

                4.        RECONVENE PUBLIC SESSION

Disclosure on reportable action taken during closed session.

                5.        2:00 P.M. FINANCE Board Meeting

Welcome to our guests—guests may voluntarily sign in if they wish to have their name spelled correctly in the minutes of this organization.

    6.        Public Comments

Persons wishing to speak on any subject not on the agenda may do so at this time.  This legislative body cannot act on or discuss an item that is not on the agenda according to Government Code §54954.2(3).  Persons wishing to comment on an action item are invited to do so when the Board considers that item and when the Chair calls for comments.  Thank you for your participation.

    7.        Financials

A.     Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Matthew Matthiessen

Ø  November & December Unaudited Financial & Statistical reports

B.     Audited Financials, 2019/2020, Wes Thew, WIPFLi, LLP

    8.        DISCUSSION/ACTION ITEMS

Contracts and Agreements — review and accept operating agreements, costs and terms on Exhibit #1, Chief Executive Officer

                9.        AGENDA ITEM(S) FOR FUTURE MEETINGS

A.     Audited Financials 2020/2021, Wes Thew, WIPFLi, LLP

B.     Audited Financial 2021/2022, Wes Thew, WIPFLi, LLP

C.     California Advancing and Innovating Medi-Cal (CalAIM) Rosemarie Smallcombe and/or Baljit Hundal, HHS

D.    Board orientation & education

E.     Schedule meeting with David Sandberg, Focus & Execute, LLC

              10.        NEXT MEETING DATES

A.     Board Education & Development committee:  February 6, 2023 @ 10:30am

B.     Regular Board Meeting:  February 15, 2023 @ 2pm

C.     Finance Board Meeting:  February 22, 2023 @ 2pm

D.    Policies & Procedures and Bylaws committee:  TBD

11.        ADJOURNMENT

Finance Board Meetings convene at 2:00 p.m. once per month.  Citizens wishing to schedule matters for Board consideration must contact the Clerk of the board in writing stating the action requested.  Appropriate requests will be scheduled before the Board as time allows.  Deadline for submission of written materials is seven days in advance of meeting.  An original and five copies of all supporting materials must be submitted.

Public Presentations: The law provides the opportunity for the public to be heard on any item within the subject matter jurisdiction of the Board, before or during the consideration of that item by the Board.  For all items, including items not on the agenda, the public presentation time at the start of each meeting is appropriate.  The Chair may set time limits as appropriate to manage the Agenda.  State law does not allow action to be taken on any item not on the Agenda.

In compliance with the Americans with Disability Act, if you require special accommodations to participate in a board meeting, please contact the District at 209-966-3631, x-5101 at least 47 hours prior to the meeting.

This agenda shall be made available upon request in alternative formats to persons with a disability, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (42 U.S.C. §12132) and the Ralph M. Brown Act (California Government Code §54954.2).  Persons requesting special accommodations to participate in a District meeting, please contact the Board Clerk at 209-966-3631, x-5101, during regular business hours, at least 48 hours prior to the time of the meeting.

Pursuant to the Brown Act as codified in Government Code §54957.5, any documents pertaining to a non-closed agenda item distributed to a majority of the Board of Directors in less than 72 hours before a Board meeting shall be available for public inspection.  Said documents shall be available for inspection at the John C. Fremont Healthcare District Administrative Office located at 5189 Hospital Road, Mariposa, California, Monday through Friday, except Holidays, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m.

In compliance with the American Disabilities Act, if you need special assistance to participate in this meeting, please contact the Board Clerk at 209-966-3631, x-5101.

Source: JCF


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