With his clinical, research and academic background, company founder Dr. Jerry Flanagan has ample experience in the healthcare industry to understand the important role of LTC in the overall Health Care system. HHI will be well served by the guidance of other experts who come to HHI as a result of the company’s acceptance into the CONNECT Springboard Program, a startup incubator sponsored by the University of California, San Diego. Our Advisory Board is comprised of medical personnel and consultants with many years of experience in managing long-term care. The Board provides valuable expertise and guidance to help HHS maintain high standards of service and professionalism. The following have consented to making important contributions to the company to help us achieve our mission.

Tony Espinoza. A global P&L executive with 21 years of experience leading turn-arounds in electronics manufacturing, information technology, software (electronic medical records), healthcare (home-health &hospice), licensing (sports marketing) and business services (medical practice management and healthcare insurance administration) industries for privately-held, PEG portfolio and multi-nationals.  Mr. Espinoza has developed the reputation as a leader of integrity that establishes challenging goals; aligns policy & incentives and holds himself and his team accountable to commitment and performance.  He has successfully managed large organizations up to $65M in Sales and over 220 employees and start-up (domestic and international) businesses through rapid growth, turn-around and exit. Mr. Espinoza holds an Executive MBA in General Management from the University of Southern California and Bachelors in Marketing from Loyola Marymount University.  He is certified in Lean Management, a Six-Sigma black-belt, TQM, e-Commerce and Sales Management. 

Gordon R. Clark. Mr. Clark most recently served as president and CEO of Learner's Digest International, the leading provider of Continuing Medical Education credits for physicians and Web-based content management for medical and scientific societies. He was previously president and CEO of The Governance Institute, the leading source of governance knowledge and solutions for the CEO’s and trustees of hospitals and health systems. Prior to The Governance Institute, Mr. Clark led First American Records Management, a records and information management company headquartered in Silicon Valley.  He currently serves on the Board of Directors of Scripps Health and of The La Jolla Symphony & Chorus.  He is also Board Chair of Access Information Management, a company with operations in California, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, and Wisconsin. Mr. Clark is a graduate of Cornell University and the Fordham University Graduate School of Business.