| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Kernie Brashier |
Chief Technology Officer | Profile |
The Schroer Group is the parent organization of five family-owned, outcome-based companies, including Altercare Integrated Health Services, Absolute Health Services, Avalon Foodservice, Leverage Purchasing Group and Valor Health Plan. We are committed to delivering quality care to our patients and residents through skilled nursing, assisted living, outpatient rehabilitation, pharmacy, food distribution, group purchasing and Institutional Special Needs Insurance. The Schroer Group has been recognized by NorthCoast 99 for 18 years as one of the best places to work in Northeast Ohio. TSG Resources provides IT technical services for the Schroer Group family of companies.
The Surgical Clinic is a specialty practice that provides a range of surgical services in Tennessee, with an emphasis on patient care, convenience and satisfaction.
AdminConnection Healthcare is a Willmar, MN-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Global Healthcare Alliance is one of the leading providers in Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech. It is based in Houston, TX. To find more information about Global Healthcare Alliance, please visit www.globalhca.com.
Norterre is a revolutionary multi-generational wellness and residential living neighborhood located in the heart of Liberty, Missouri. This master-planned community is the first of its kind in the country, consisting of a significant residential component for all stages of life, including young families, active adults and seniors. Steve Shields, an internationally-known change-agent and innovator of the Senior Living Household Model, is the mastermind behind this revolutionary concept and serves as CEO and managing partner of Norterre. Norterre partners include Liberty Hospital and Healthy Living Centers of America. Norterre will be built on a 17-acre piece of land adjacent to Liberty Hospital, with large greenspaces for cross-generational and cultural activities. A 50,000-square-foot healthy living center will be the neighborhood’s “town square” where young adults, parents and grandparents from all over the Northland can come together to work out, take yoga classes, socialize, build strength, receive physical therapy, learn about wellness, and reach personal milestones in a supportive environment unlike any other. Individuals from near and far can become members to improve physical, mental and spiritual well-being, and doctors can also write prescriptions for patients to take part in physical therapy or specialized programs. Many refer to this concept as a game-changer, as it will unite people of all ages in a way never been done before.