The healthcare sector adds $52 billion to the North Texas economy each year and supports more than 600,000 regional jobs. These two facts figured prominently into D Magazine Partners’ decision in July 2012 to start a news site that focuses on the business of healthcare in Dallas, Tarrant, Denton, and Collin counties. D CEO Healthcare covers issues of importance to three core groups: physicians and physician practices, hospitals and a broad range of healthcare companies—and the professionals who serve them, and employers and insurance/wellness companies.
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Editor
Will Maddox heads D CEO Healthcare as editor and serves as an associate editor at D CEO magazine. Previously, Will covered East Dallas news for the East Dallas-Lakewood Advocate. His journalism career started at his college newspaper, and he’s written on everything from hair bands to segregation. He grew in Austin and has lived in Dallas for eight years. You can drop him a note at will.maddox@dmagazine.com and follow him on Twitter here.
Contributing Editors
Contributing editors were recommended by D CEO Healthcare’s Partners, Advisory Council, and editors. These esteemed experts provide a variety of on-the-ground perspectives from various healthcare segments. For more information, contact Shawn Shinneman at will.maddox@dmagazine.com.
- Aidee Granados
- Alison Leonard
- Barclay Berdan
- Benjamin Isgur
- Bob Queyrouze
- Britt Berrett
- Britt Stafford
- Bruce Sammis
- Carl Soderstrom
- Carol Marak
- Cathleen Hernandez
- Cheryl Camin Murray
- Chesney Woodchek
- Christopher Crow
- Christopher Durovich
- Cyndie Ewert
- Cynthia Sherry
- Dale Okorodudu
- Dan Killebrew
- Dan McCoy
- Dana McCormick
- Daniel Prescott
- Danielle Abril
- Darlene Ryan
- David Fontenot, Adaptive Medical Partners
- David Boone
- David Gerber
- David Goldfarb, DSG Benefits Group
- Doris Dike
- Douglas Hawthorne
- Douglas Curran, President of the Texas Medical Association
- Timothy Ritter
- Ed Bowman
- Edward Vishnevetsky
- Eric Bassett, Mercer
- Erin Peavey
- Ernie Sadau
- Erol Akdamar, Medical City Healthcare
- Farah Qutub
- Forney Fleming
- Frank Grassler, UT Southwestern
- Gary Carini
- Glenn Hunter
- Hilary Lau, Associate Editor, D Healthcare Daily
- Hubert Zajicek
- Janie Bordner and Mari Tietze
- Jason Signor, Caddis Healthcare Real Estate
- Jeff Drummond
- Jessica Melton
- Jim Greenwood
- Joe Allred
- Joe Coniglio
- Joe Lastinger
- Joel Allison
- John McCracken
- John Olajide
- Julie Le
- Ken Malcolmson
- Kimberly K. Bocell
- LaMonte Thomas
- Laray Polk
- Leslie Casey
- Lisa Shardon
- Marianne Fazen
- Mary Dickinson
- Mary Sentmanat
- Meredith Moran
- Micah Skidmore
- Michael Darrouzet
- Michael Speer
- Michael Stahl
- Michael Urbach, President and COO, Victory Healthcare
- Mike Malone
- Michael Abcarian
- Nate Nelson
- Nolan Kelly
- Pawan Goyal
- Phil Harvey
- Richard Stephenson
- Robert Feiger, Friedman & Feiger
- Rod Booze, E4H
- Russ Williamson
- Sarah Carabias-Rush
- Sarah Snetzer
- Sarah Wilson
- Scott Flannery
- Scott Wilson
- Sean Kelly
- Shivani Patel, UT Southwestern
- Sooha Ahn
- Stephen Mansfield
- Steve Harris
- Steve Love
- Steve Whitcraft
- Sunny Sanyal
- Taylor Little
- Terry Hubbard
- Tina Larsen
- Tom Quirk
- Tom Watson
- Tyler Cooper
- William Ehrhardt
- William Johnson
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Partners
The Dallas Regional Chamber is the area’s leading membership-driven business organization committed to promoting economic prosperity by leading economic development, driving improvements in public education, influencing public policy, and catalyzing and advocating for regional partnerships. The Chamber works to ensure that the Dallas region will become the country’s most economically prosperous region—and the most desirable place to live and work. The Chamber is a not-for-profit organization comprised of businesses that represent all facets of the North Texas business community.
The Dallas-Fort Worth Business Group on Health is a 135-member coalition of area employers and other healthcare stakeholders committed to market-based health care reform that promotes healthcare quality, transparency, accountability, and affordability. Members include American Airlines, Bell Helicopter Textron, Brinker International, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, JC Penney, Neiman Marcus, Sabre Holdings, Southwest Airlines, and Texas Instruments. A member of the Texas Business Group on Health and the National Business Coalition on Health, DFWBGH’s goals are to empower employers to make informed healthcare purchasing decisions and to encourage healthcare providers to continuously improve their performance.
The Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council unites North Texas hospital and industry leaders to advance quality healthcare in our region. With more than 43 years of collaboration and driven by elite members, it provides education sessions, networking opportunities, and competitive intelligence. The mission of the Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council is to enhance hospital value by continually promoting patient safety and cost effective, quality healthcare in the region.
The Health Industry Council is a unique membership organization where a diverse and dynamic group of healthcare leaders connect and foster change. Its members, dedicated to collaboration, all have a common goal—to deliver quality, effective healthcare. HIC supports this mission by promoting business best practices and innovation, creating opportunities to promote our market on a regional and national basis, by connecting the disparate parts of the industry by cultivating relationships, by being an information resource, and serving as a neutral ground for brainstorming, pilot projects, and creative solutions.