Adrian Amedia currently serves as the RHA Treasurer and is the owner of Independent Dialysis Group, LLC. He has extensive experience with Nephrology and Dialysis billing, payer contracting, EHR integration, dialysis facility operations, access center operations and healthcare business development. Independent Dialysis Group operates 7 clinics in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Providing over 25 years of care ranging from HD, PD, HHD and SNF HHD.

Becky Berg is a native of North Dakota and is currently living in Thief River Falls MN. She has 3 very active kids who keep her busy year round. She has worked as a dialysis floor nurse, charge nurse, unit manager and now regional Dialysis Director for Sanford Health. She is currently co-chair of both the Education and Quality Committees. She created the 2018 version of the RHA QAPI tool and is currently working with a Task Force to create an updated tool. She joined the RHA Board of Directors last fall.

Adrian Amedia currently serves as the RHA Treasurer and is the owner of Independent Dialysis Group, LLC. He has extensive experience with Nephrology and Dialysis billing, payer contracting, EHR integration, dialysis facility operations, access center operations and healthcare business development. Independent Dialysis Group operates 7 clinics in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Providing over 25 years of care ranging from HD, PD, HHD and SNF HHD.

Becky Berg is a native of North Dakota and is currently living in Thief River Falls MN. She has 3 very active kids who keep her busy year round. She has worked as a dialysis floor nurse, charge nurse, unit manager and now regional Dialysis Director for Sanford Health. She is currently co-chair of both the Education and Quality Committees. She created the 2018 version of the RHA QAPI tool and is currently working with a Task Force to create an updated tool. She joined the RHA Board of Directors last fall.

Mr. Capone is a healthcare software, analytics and data innovator. With a passion for integrating people, process, and technology he has performed deep dives into such clinical areas as disease management, reproductive medicine, and most recently chronic kidney disease. With over 40 years of Information Technology experience in the internet, marketing, health care, manufacturing, promotional services, pharmaceutical, retail and consulting industries, he delivers outstanding leadership to teams and projects, but it is his ability to facilitate the requirements discussions among clinical professionals that assures that results match actual needs. For the last 20+ years he has worked directly with executives and healthcare leaders providing innovative solutions while integrating new technologies into all types of challenging environments. He has worked with various committees within the RHA for the last 13 years including Home Therapies, Quality, Education, and others enjoying the collaboration with industry leaders throughout.

Julie Williams has been a Dialysis Administrator for 35 years working as an Administrator for several small, physician-owned dialysis programs in SW Missouri, NW Arkansas and NE Oklahoma. She was Controller and Area Administrator for Renal Care Group for 5 years and was responsible for regulatory and financial oversight of East Texas Market including outpatient hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis and acute dialysis programs. She also worked on a due diligence team to review programs for acquisitions. Julie is currently Administrator and part owner with multiple physician groups of 6 independent dialysis programs. She was a Practice manager for a Nephrology group practice for almost 30 years.

Madeleine joined ATI with a unique background in health policy and business strategy. Prior to joining ATI, Madeleine served as a Health Policy Fellow in the office of Maryland House Delegate Brooke Lierman. In this role, Madeleine conducted in-depth health policy research, drafted policy briefs and op-eds, and contributed to the formulation of state and local public health legislation. As an Analytics Consultant at Axia Women’s Health, Madeleine performed quantitative and qualitative research analyses on health indicators and clinical outcomes within Axia’s patient population and used predictive modeling to help inform Axia’s business growth strategy. Madeleine also previously served as the Midwest Outreach Director for the US Global Leadership Coalition (USGLC), where she worked with federal and state lawmakers to strengthen and advance US foreign policy. Prior to the USGLC, Madeleine worked at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation where she served as a Program Assistant on the Global Policy and Advocacy team.

Stacy is a registered nurse with over 23 years of experience in nephrology leadership. Throughout her tenure in nephrology, she has held many roles including Regional Clinical Director, Implementation Director, and National Director of Clinical Quality. Currently she serves as Vice President of Clinical Quality and Compliance with Rendevor Dialysis. Within this position she oversees clinical and regulatory compliance, clinical performance, the creation and maintenance of clinical documentation and liaison of the company's network of medical directors. Stacy serves on the board of the Renal Healthcare Association and is an active member of the Membership engagement, Home therapies, Education, Quality and Advocacy committees.

Currently an Accreditation and Regulatory Coordinator supporting the dialysis department at University of Vermont Medical Center in Burlington, VT. Peggy has been working in the dialysis field for 24 years, with most recent focus on home program development. Her past nursing experiences include ICU and Correctional Nursing and she has also served as a nurse in the Army Reserves and National Guard retiring as a Major. Peggy has been a member of the CDC Dialysis Coalition since its inception in 2009. She also serves on the board of the Renal Healthcare Association (formerly NRAA) and is an active member of their Home Dialysis Task force and Quality Committee.

Bridget has a bachelor's degree in Microbiology and her Master's in Biology combined with 30 years of healthcare experience. She has been a pharmacy tech, pathology assistant and infection preventionist before transitioning to the director role. She has been in her current role as Clinical Operations Director at Gundersen Health for 12 years. Bridget currently supports Acute and Outpatient dialysis facilities, including a home program, Nephrology and other clinic departments for Bellin - Gundersen supporting patients in Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota and Michigan. She has been a volunteer for numerous RHA committees, but education and program planning are her favorite!

Becky Berg is a native of North Dakota and is currently living in Thief River Falls MN. She has 3 very active kids who keep her busy year round. She has worked as a dialysis floor nurse, charge nurse, unit manager and now regional Dialysis Director for Sanford Health. She is currently co-chair of both the Education and Quality Committees. She created the 2018 version of the RHA QAPI tool and is currently working with a Task Force to create an updated tool. She joined the RHA Board of Directors last fall.

Stacy is a registered nurse with over 23 years of experience in nephrology leadership. Throughout her tenure in nephrology, she has held many roles including Regional Clinical Director, Implementation Director, and National Director of Clinical Quality. Currently she serves as Vice President of Clinical Quality and Compliance with Rendevor Dialysis. Within this position she oversees clinical and regulatory compliance, clinical performance, the creation and maintenance of clinical documentation and liaison of the company's network of medical directors. Stacy serves on the board of the Renal Healthcare Association and is an active member of the Membership engagement, Home therapies, Education, Quality and Advocacy committees.

Currently an Accreditation and Regulatory Coordinator supporting the dialysis department at University of Vermont Medical Center in Burlington, VT. Peggy has been working in the dialysis field for 24 years, with most recent focus on home program development. Her past nursing experiences include ICU and Correctional Nursing and she has also served as a nurse in the Army Reserves and National Guard retiring as a Major. Peggy has been a member of the CDC Dialysis Coalition since its inception in 2009. She also serves on the board of the Renal Healthcare Association (formerly NRAA) and is an active member of their Home Dialysis Task force and Quality Committee.

Becky Berg is a native of North Dakota and is currently living in Thief River Falls MN. She has 3 very active kids who keep her busy year round. She has worked as a dialysis floor nurse, charge nurse, unit manager and now regional Dialysis Director for Sanford Health. She is currently co-chair of both the Education and Quality Committees. She created the 2018 version of the RHA QAPI tool and is currently working with a Task Force to create an updated tool. She joined the RHA Board of Directors last fall.

Bridget has a bachelor's degree in Microbiology and her Master's in Biology combined with 30 years of healthcare experience. She has been a pharmacy tech, pathology assistant and infection preventionist before transitioning to the director role. She has been in her current role as Clinical Operations Director at Gundersen Health for 12 years. Bridget currently supports Acute and Outpatient dialysis facilities, including a home program, Nephrology and other clinic departments for Bellin - Gundersen supporting patients in Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota and Michigan. She has been a volunteer for numerous RHA committees, but education and program planning are her favorite!

Stacy is a registered nurse with over 23 years of experience in nephrology leadership. Throughout her tenure in nephrology, she has held many roles including Regional Clinical Director, Implementation Director, and National Director of Clinical Quality. Currently she serves as Vice President of Clinical Quality and Compliance with Rendevor Dialysis. Within this position she oversees clinical and regulatory compliance, clinical performance, the creation and maintenance of clinical documentation and liaison of the company's network of medical directors. Stacy serves on the board of the Renal Healthcare Association and is an active member of the Membership engagement, Home therapies, Education, Quality and Advocacy committees.

Currently an Accreditation and Regulatory Coordinator supporting the dialysis department at University of Vermont Medical Center in Burlington, VT. Peggy has been working in the dialysis field for 24 years, with most recent focus on home program development. Her past nursing experiences include ICU and Correctional Nursing and she has also served as a nurse in the Army Reserves and National Guard retiring as a Major. Peggy has been a member of the CDC Dialysis Coalition since its inception in 2009. She also serves on the board of the Renal Healthcare Association (formerly NRAA) and is an active member of their Home Dialysis Task force and Quality Committee.

In addition to a law degree, he holds both an M.B.A. and an M.S. in Health Care Administration. Robert has worked on the provider side (in hospital administration), as a federal prosecutor and now represents health care providers and suppliers around the country in connection with Medicare, Medicaid and Private Payor audits / investigations. While working as a Federal prosecutor, Robert was asked to serve as the country’s first National Health Care Fraud Coordinator for the DOJ's Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys. In this capacity, he advised Federal prosecutors around the country regarding health care fraud statutes, schemes, investigative tools, privacy concerns, and compliance issues.