WEST DES MOINES, IOWA (September 30, 2022) — The Iowa Health Care Association (IHCA) and its divisions, the Iowa Center for Assisted Living (ICAL) and the Iowa Center for Home Care (ICHC), announced their 2022-2023 board officers and directors elected during the association's state convention in Des Moines this week. These leaders formulate the long-range goals and objectives of these associations, which represent nursing homes, assisted living programs and home health care providers across Iowa.

"It is an honor to work with such a compassionate and dedicated group of leaders focused on serving others," said Brent Willett, IHCA president and CEO. "They work every day to help the elderly and most frail residents in their communities. And as a member of our boards, they also share their time, expertise, and experience to help ensure all Iowans have access to quality long-term care services."

The following individuals were elected to the association's executive committee:

Executive Committee Chair: Dave Dixon, Care Initiatives, West Des Moines

IHCA Chair: Richard Curphey, West Ridge Care Center, Cedar Rapids

ICAL Chair: Carri Stone, Healthcare of Iowa, Cedar Rapids

ICHC Chair: Leah Galvin, Advanced Home Care, Burlington

Secretary/Treasurer: David Chensvold, Healthcare of Iowa, Cedar Rapids

ICAL Past Chair: Greg Ernst, Dial Senior Living, Omaha

IHCA Board of Directors members elected were:

Chair: Richard Curphey, West Ridge Care Center, Cedar Rapids

Vice Chair: Lisa Toti, Accura Healthcare of Iowa, Clive

Secretary/Treasurer: David Chensvold, Healthcare of Iowa, Cedar Rapids

Immediate Past Chair: Dave Dixon, Care Initiatives, West Des Moines

* Northeast District Chair: Diana Roberts, Healthcare of Iowa, Cedar Rapids

Northwest District Chair: Wendy Nelson, Prairie View Home, Sanborn

Southeast District Chair: Jeffrey Schmidt, Pleasantview, Kalona

Southwest District Chair: Gwen Larsen, Accura Healthcare of Iowa, Clive

Single Facility Conference: Ian Stockberger, Good Shepard Health Center, Mason City

Multi-Facility Conference: Jessica McDyer, Care Initiatives, West Des Moines

Proprietary Conference: Steve Chamley, Midlands Living Center LLC, Council Bluffs

Non-Proprietary Conference: Jason Tjaden, Clarence Senior Living, Clarence

Director-at-Large: Michael Beal, Care Initiatives, West Des Moines

Director-at-Large: Dustin Scholz, Good Samaritan Society, Sioux Falls

Director-at-Large: Jordan Wineinger, Westhaven Community, Boone

ICAL Board of Directors members elected were:

Chair: Carri Stone, Healthcare of Iowa, Cedar Rapids

Vice Chair: Brynn Rodgers, Ebenezer Management Services, Indianola

Secretary/Treasurer: David Chensvold, Healthcare of Iowa, Cedar Rapids

Past Chair: Greg Ernst, Dial Senior Living, Omaha

Northwest District Chair: Debbie Klatt, Otsego Place at Methodist Manor Retirement Community, Storm Lake

Southeast District Chair: Rebekah Tjaden, Clarence Senior Living, Clarence

Southwest District Chair: Brianne Fister, Exira Care Center, Exira

Senior Housing Director: Dion Schrack, St Francis Manor, Grinnell

Residential Care Director: Pat Giorgio, Evergreen Estates III, Cedar Rapids

Director-at-Large: Gina Malone, Murphy Place Assisted Living, Corydon

Director-at-Large: Malinda Shultice, Cedar Ridge Village, West Des Moines

ICHC Board of Directors members elected were:

Chair: Leah Galvin, Advanced Home Care, Burlington

Vice Chair: Anne Peters, Home Instead Senior Care, Urbandale

Secretary/Treasurer: David Chensvold, Healthcare of Iowa, Cedar Rapids

Past Chair: Jenn Ofelt, Unity Point at Home, West Des Moines

Director-at-Large: Erica Marvelli, Pella Regional Home Health, Pella

Director-at-Large: Anna Trudell, Family Care Solutions LC, Davenport

Director-at-Large: Kim Weber, Iowa Home Care LLC, West Des Moines

About the Iowa Health Care Association

The Iowa Health Care Association (IHCA) and its divisions, Iowa Center for Assisted Living (ICAL), and Iowa Center for Home Care (ICHC), represent organizations that provide long-term care to Iowans through nursing facilities, assisted living, residential care, senior living communities, and home health agencies.

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