Loretto has been involved in financial management for twenty-five years.  Fourteen years as the controller and recently the Chief Financial Officer of Foothill Cardiology/California Heart Medical Group - the largest cardiology group in Southern California.  Prior to transitioning to the healthcare industry, Loretto was a Banking Executive involved in office branch management. 

Loretto has a Bachelor’s in Business Administration from California State Polytechnic University Pomona.

Throughout his career, Dr. Hartman has assumed a position of medical leadership at Sentara Norfolk General Hospital. He has served as Chairman of the Division of Cardiology Services, Director of Intermediate Care and Telemetry Units and Director of the Cardiac Care Unit. He is currently an associate professor of medicine at the Eastern Virginia Medical School and past President of the Medical Staff at Sentara Norfolk General Hospital. Dr. Hartman is now serving as Medical Director of Sentara Heart Hospital and as Medical Director of a 10 hospital cardiac service line.

Mr. Heath has been practicing law continuously since 1979 as a health care attorney. He represents a wide array of physician practices and other health care clients nationwide. He regularly provides advice and counsel regarding business and regulatory issues pertaining to professional practices, hospitals and health systems and the formation of joint ventures between and among physicians and/or hospitals, specialty hospitals and medical practices. He also counsels clients on ongoing "corporate" affairs of medical practices and many other business, tax, clinical services and regulatory matters. Owners of professional practices also often enlist Mr. Heath's help in transactions in partnering with other related entities, such as ambulatory surgery centers, cardiac catheterization laboratories and diagnostic/imaging centers.  Mr. Heath has rendered or renders advice and counsel to the nation's largest cardiology practice and the nation's largest nonprofit health system, as well as many other general hospitals, specialty hospitals, joint ventures and physician practices.  Mr. Heath helps clients form hospital-physician ventures designed to improve the quality of health care services offered in their local communities. He was selected by Nightingale Publications as one of the top 10 physician's attorneys in the United States.  Mr. Heath is a past managing partner of Hall Render Killian Heath & Lyman, the nation's largest law firm devoted to serving health care providers.

Pat Holloway is Chief Operating Officer of Oklahoma Heart Hospital Physicians (OHHP), the state’s largest cardiovascular provider consisting of 65 employed physicians and 24 mid-level providers.    He has served as the group’s chief administrator for the past 14 years and has been integrally involved in the formation, development and operations of Oklahoma Heart Hospital (OHH), the physician group’s parent organization.   OHH consists of two specialty heart hospitals (99-bed OHH North and 62-bed OHH South) with combined volumes of approximately 1,400 open heart surgeries, 4,000 coronary interventions, 12,000 coronary caths, 500 endarterectomies and 300 peripheral bypass grafts.  Prior to OHHP, Pat worked as Chief Executive Officer for two cardiovascular groups affiliated with MedCath, Inc. and as Director of Physician Operations with Baptist Health System in Birmingham, Alabama.  He received  his BS and MBA degrees in accounting and finance from the University of North Texas and his MHA degree from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.  He is a Certified Public Accountant.

Catherine Krawczeski MD is an associate professor of pediatrics at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and is clinical faculty in the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center (CCHMC). She is the director of Quality Improvement and Clinical Effectiveness for the Heart Institute.

Dr. Krawczeski received her medical degree from the University of Missouri and completed pediatric residency at Washington University/St. Louis Children’s Hospital and fellowships in pediatric cardiology and pediatric critical care medicine at the same institution. She is board certified in both specialties.

Dr. Krawczeski focuses her research on clinical outcomes after pediatric cardiac surgery. She has a particular interest in the effects of cardiopulmonary bypass on the kidney, focusing on biomarker technology for the early diagnosis and treatment of kidney injury.

Fred has served as the Chairman of the MGMA Survey Advisory Committee and currently serves on the MedAxiom Survey Committee.  He is a Past President of the Academic Practice Assembly of the Medical Group Management Association. Fred received his Bachelor’s degree in Accounting from Florida State University and is a Certified Public Accountant in the State of Florida.

Dr. Mark Steiner is an interventional cardiologist who specializes in both cardiac and peripheral vascular interventions with Orlando Heart Center.  He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree from the University of Virginia in 1990 and his Doctorate in Medicine from Washington University in St. Louis in 1994.  Dr. Steiner completed his Internal Medicine Residency training at Barnes Hospital at Washington University in St. Louis in 1997 and his Cardiology and Interventional Cardiology Fellowships at Emory University in Atlanta in 2001.  He has served as the President and Managing Partner of Orlando Heart Center, a 25 physician cardiology group, since 2007 and became the Co-Medical Director of the Orlando Health Heart Institute in 2011.

Michael Stover is a Principal in the Healthcare Valuation Division of Somerset CPAs.  Michael has been providing healthcare valuation and consulting services for more than 19 years.  He provides fair market value (FMV) opinions for a variety of physician employment arrangements including, Physician compensation, Physician Services Agreements (PSA), Physician On-Call and Coverage, Clinical Co-Management, Medical Director Services and other management service contracts between Physicians and Hospital Systems.

He also provides FMV opinions for healthcare entities including physician practices, ambulatory surgery centers, diagnostic imaging centers, catheterization labs, sleep labs, home healthcare, assisted living facilities and Hospitals.

Mr. Stover’s healthcare consulting experience includes physician practice management, physician compensation methodologies, practice mergers, acquisitions and reorganizations, and various physician and hospital joint ventures arrangements.

Pat is on the Board of Directors for the Council for Certification in CardioVascular Imaging (CCCVI) and also on the Board of Directors for the CCCVI Foundation for which he is also the Secretary/Treasurer.  He is also on the Board for the Cardiology Advocacy Alliance.