The executive leadership team for OLE Health is:
- Alicia Hardy, CEO (formerly CEO, OLE Health)
- Melissa Marshall, MD, Chief Strategic Advisor (formerly CEO, OLE Health)
- Lynn Bramwell, Chief Administrative Officer/Chief Operations Officer (formerly COO, OLE Health)
- Suzanne Eidson-Ton, MD, Chief Medical Officer (formerly CMO, OLE Health)
- Gary Fedler, Chief Information Officer (formerly CIO, OLE Health)
- Sara Gavin, LMFT, Chief Behavioral Health Officer (formerly CBHO, OLE Health)
- Rose MacIsaac, Chief Financial Officer (formerly CFO, OLE Health)
- Sonia Tolbert, Chief Development Officer (formerly CDO, OLE Health)
- Andrew Torge, Chief Human Resources Office (formerly CHRO, OLE Health)
As a Federally Qualified Health Center, OLE Health’s board must be comprised of 51% patients and demographically reflect the patients, clients, and communities served by the organization. Board members for OLE Health are:
- Michael Golde, Chair (Yolo County)
- Pete Richmond, Vice Chair (Napa County)
- Arthur Roosa, Treasurer (Napa County)
- Iliana Chevez, Secretary (Yolo County)
- Rick Baker, MD (Yolo County)
- Beatriz Cabezon (Yolo County)
- Maira Ayala Calderon (Napa County)
- Rose Conroy (Yolo County)
- Randall Cooksey (Yolo County)
- Deborah Goodin (Napa County)
- Madeline Hernandez (Napa County)
- Betty Labastida (Napa County)
- Cynthia Macias (Napa County)
- Monin Martin (Napa County)
- Patti McFarland (Napa County)
- Jo Moore (Napa County)
- Cephas Mugerwa (Solano County)
- Bryan Nazario (Napa County)
- Anna Roth (Solano County)
- Zeenat Tariq (Yolo County)
- Ridge Tolbert (Yolo County)
- Lori Wilson (Solano County)
About OLE Health
OLE Health has deep roots in the communities we serve and a reputation for providing high-quality primary care to all, regardless of insurance or ability to pay. Building on a legacy that began in 1972, OLE Health is a network of federally-qualified health centers with 17 sites across Napa, Solano, and Yolo Counties. It offers comprehensive care, including medical, dental, behavioral health and substance use treatment, nutrition, optometry, pharmacy, care coordination, referrals, and enrollment assistance to more than 70,000 individuals, and no one is turned away due to lack of insurance, immigration status, or ability to pay. Many services are offered outside of its sites, including mobile health, home visiting, and community and school-based programs.
