Leadership & Governance
Governance
NCHCFA is a non-profit trade association governed by a 16-member Board of Directors. Officers and members of the Board are elected bi-annually and represent the various geographic regions of our state as well as the various ownership categories. The Board of Directors is responsible for establishing and monitoring NCHCFA policy.
Committees
NCHCFA committees monitor developments in long-term care and recommend action or positions with short- and long-range effects for NCHCFA membership. Committees with ongoing responsibilities include the Council on Provider Relations, Education and Programs, and Payment for Services. Committees focused on internal association business are Budget and Finance, Constitution and Bylaws, Research Data and Planning, and Standards and Ethics.
Relationships with Other Health Care Organizations
NCHCFA is a member of the American Health Care Association and works with other professional organizations, associations and consumer groups. This relationship strengthens NCHCFA's effectiveness and enhances long-term care's role in the health care community.
Board of Directors
Paul Babinski, Long Term Care Management Services
Matthews
Jamie Cicali, Belaire Health Care Center
Gastonia
Kevin Cox, Autumn Corporation
Rocky Mount
Vickie Carroll Beaver, Choice Health Management Services
Asheboro
Cheryl Clapp-Coleman, Clapp's Nursing Center
Pleasant Garden
John Frye, Glenflora
Lumberton
Joan Garvey, UHS-Pruitt Corporation
Rocky Mountain
Ted Goins, Lutheran Services for the Aging
Salisbury
Lynn Haynes, Mayview Convalescent Center
Raleigh
Phillip Hill, Britthaven, Inc.
Morganton
Leslie Jarema, The Forest at Duke
Durham
David Kidder, Pisgah Manor Health Care Center
Candler
Jim Martin, Tullock Management Company
Clemmons
Diane Packard, Rehab & Health Care at Village Green
Fayetteville
Renee Rizzuti, Sardis Oaks
Charlotte
Randy Uzzell, Britthaven, Inc.
Kinston
Craig Souza, NCHCFA
Raleigh