California Medical Association

“Dustin E Corcoran, Chief Executive Officer, and Lance R Lewis, Chief Operating Officer, have a family relationship.”

“The organization has shared members with the California Medical Association.”

“Nominees for the PHC's Board of Directors are identified by members of the Board (as general directors or designated directors). The Executive Committee of the Board vest nominees and issues recommendations which are then approved or rejected by the Board. If approved, a written recommendation is then made to the CMA Board of Trustees of whom makes a final decision of the nominee.”

“The IRS Form 990 and required schedules are prepared from the audited financial statements and were reviewed by management before being electronically transmitted to the Board of Directors. All questions and comments are resolved prior to filing with the IRS.”

“The conflict of interest policy is affirmed annually, in writing by each officer, director and key employee. Each person is required to publicly disclose any potential conflicts of interest during consideration of any item of business to the PHC board. Newly elected officers, directors, or key employees are provided additional instructions on conflicts of interest. Employees are required to disclose potential conflicts of interest in accordance with the personnel policies stated in the employee handbook. The annual affirmation is monitored by PHC's President and CEO.”

“CMA and PHC Chief Executive Officers' compensation was determined based on performance and salary data for similarly qualified persons in comparable positions at other non-profit organizations. Both compensation are in the annual budget in which the PHC Board approves. Compensation for key employees are also determined using the same comparability data.”

“Governing documents and form 990 are available for review upon request at PHC's headquarter.”

“The Test to Treat Equity Grant program was established by the California Department of Public Health to help increase accessibility to COVID-19 therapeutics for California's safety net systems, which includes community health centers and public health systems. Awardees of the grant received assistance and support through technical assistance, one-on-one coaching, resources and toolkits, and free telehealth services to support patients in a more effective and timely manner.”

“Comprised of other professional services, employee placement fee, and staffing services.”

“The California Medical Association paid for the salaries and benefit expenses of the staff assigned to the Physicians for a Health California for a total of $2,425,521.”