Who we are
Established in 2009, healthEconnect Alaska is a nonprofit health information exchange facilitating comprehensive health data sharing and utility tools for the purpose of improving the health and wellbeing for all Alaskans.
We are designated as Alaska’s HIE by the Alaska Department of Health and work with more than 130 organizations across the state, serving health networks, care organizations, providers, community-based organizations, payers, government agencies and more.
Better data for the highest level of health
Our ever-growing network connects healthcare providers across Alaska and beyond, offering seamless access to vital patient information to improve care coordination.
Stewarding better healthcare for all
Kendra Sticka, PhD, RDN
Georgiana Page
Carlin Evanoff, MPAS, PA-C
Mary Eckart
Tanya Grubin
Vicki Nechodomu
Jessica Husa
Ensuring Alaskan stakeholders have a voice
Melanee Tiura
Board President
Representative of Hospital and Nursing Home Facilities
Tari O’Connor
Board Vice President
Representative of Community-Based Primary Care Providers
Colt Courtright
Board Treasurer
Representative of Health Insurers
Chad Jensen
Board Secretary
Representative of the Employer and Business Community
Gene Quinn, MD
Representative of Private Medical Care Providers
Aaron Kusano, MD
Representative of Healthcare Consumers
Kathryn Craft
Representative of Board of Regents of the University of Alaska
Jason Ball
Representative of the State of Alaska
Alan Vierling
Representative of Federal Healthcare Providers
Vacant
Representative of Alaska Tribal Health Organizations
Affiliations & Memberships
healthEconnect is an affiliate of CRISP Shared Services, an innovative nonprofit organization sharing technology and expert strategy to empower localized healthcare ecosystems.
This affiliation enables our health information exchange to provide Alaska with industry-leading infrastructure and innovative solutions at lower costs while preserving our autonomy and cultural diversity.
Additionally, we partner with other healthcare and data exchange organizations across the state and nation to ensure our network has the latest and most comprehensive technologies, services and information available.
