Courtland Keteyian, MD, MBA, MPH
President and CEO, Jackson Health Network; Vice President, Population Health at HFAH; Medical Director, Occupational Health at HFAH
Dr. Keteyian leads both the Jackson Health Network and the division of Population Health for Henry for Allegiance Health. In this role, he is accountable for operations spanning the clinical network, community health, population health management, and business health. He joined the organization in 2016, and previously served as Director of Value Alignment for JHN and Medical Director for Jackson County.
Dr. Keteyian is a Michigan native. He received a Bachelor of Science from Yale University before earning Doctor of Medicine, Master of Business Administration, and Master of Public Health degrees from the University of Michigan. He completed a residency in preventive medicine and a fellowship in medical innovation at the University of Michigan, as well as a fellowship in occupational medicine at the University of Colorado. He is board certified in preventive medicine
Amy Schultz, MD, MPH
Executive Director, Population Health at HFAH & Jackson Health Network
Amy Schultz, MD, MPH is Executive Director of Population Health In her role, Dr. Schultz has responsibility for oversight of planning, development and operational implementation of community and clinical network models that advance the Triple Aim. This includes providing operational support for Jackson Health Network’s network management, value-based contracting strategy and care coordination models and Henry Ford Allegiance Health’s community health infrastructure and clinical-community linkage development.
As a Preventive Medicine Specialist, Dr. Schultz has been involved in leadership of clinical preventive service improvement and community-based health improvement in Michigan since 2004. She has led the department of Prevention and Community Health at Henry Ford Allegiance Health for over 16 years and formally joined the Jackson Health Network leadership team in January 2015 to advance transformation toward community integrated health systems of the future. Dr. Schultz is board certified in General Preventive Medicine and Public Health, and holds a Master’s of Public Health degree in Epidemiology from the University of Michigan.
Erika Dochoda, MBA
Director of Network Performance
Erika brings 15 years of experience in health care to her role at JHN. Presently, she has responsibility for oversight of development and execution of provider network management, clinical performance standards, payor contract terms and support of practice transformation team efforts that address network priorities and deliver value to participating practices/providers. In her role at JHN she works to create alignment, reduce duplication of efforts and maximize clinical and financial performance under risk contracts. Erika brings an educational background of a Master’s degree in Healthcare Administration and a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management.
Margaret A. Brown, MPH, RN, CCM
Director of Integrated Case Management at Henry Ford Allegiance Health
Margaret began her journey in health care in 2006. Since that time she has worked in a variety of health care roles including at the bedside as a Registered Nurse, as a Case Manager, Physician Quality Coordinator, Manager of Care Coordination and presently as Director of Integrated Case Management. In her current role, Margaret oversees both case management and population health management point of care services. She provides strategic leadership as well as development, implementation and maintenance of initiatives and strategies for HFAH and JHN.
Michael Foust, MD
Medical Director
Dr. Foust attended the University of Michigan for 8 years earning my medical degree in 1991. He completed his residency in Family Medicine in Grand Rapids and returned to Jackson in 1995 to join Townsend Family Care where he continues to practice. He was the associate medical director for Priority Health for nearly 10 years. He was co-medical director at the Jackson County Health Department for 2 years. He has been a medical director for Southern Care Hospice for over 10 years. At JHN, he was a past chair of the Incentive Methodology committee and a member of the Measures committee . He is currently on the Cost of Care committee and the clinical performance committee having chaired the latter for the last 2 years. He has chaired the provider champion meeting since its inception. He became a Medical Director for JHN in March of 2020.
Bruce Barbour, MD
Medical Director
Dr. Barbour has been a member of JHN since its inception, becoming the medical director in 2015.He functions as a liaison to primary care outpatient clinics with the objective of improving quality and ensuring compliance with JHN standards. He is board certified after completing an internship and residency in internal medicine at the medical College of Ohio. Dr. Barbour is a Jackson native. He returned to Jackson in 1986 to open a private practice. He is currently involved with graduate medical education, supervising the residents in the outpatient clinic. He is the physician advisor for utilization review. He has served as medical director to home health. Previously he was a physician reviewer for inpatient documentation improvement.
Staff
Karin Garcia
Manager, Practice Performance
Ali Aldridge
Manager of Medical Affairs
Kayla Crandall
Executive Assistant to Courtland Keteyian, MD
Amanda Harvey
Administrative Secretary to Erika Dochoda
Kasi Carr
Governance Coordinator
Kristin Jervis
Program Performance Coordinator
Keri Giddis
Program Performance Coordinator
Bethany Arbogast
Practice Transformation Project Specialist
Katelyn Brandenburg
Practice Transformation Project Specialist
Caitlin Chapman
Practice Transformation Project Specialist
Chelsea Fisher
Practice Transformation Project Specialist
Hannah Thiel
Practice Transformation Project Specialist
Kate Wahlund
Practice Transformation Project Specialist
Molly Fleming
Clinical Quality Coordinator
Matt Evans
Senior Financial Analyst
Megan Albertson
Project Manager
Mike Ignatoski
IT Solution Architect