Peninsula Community Health Services (Cottonwood)
Mitch Michaud

Mitch Michaud, President

Support and advocate for PCHS providing accessible and sensible health care services for the community I live in and care for.

Kelly Martin, Vice President

I love being involved in our community and it’s important to me that our community has access to affordable and quality health care. It’s an honor to serve on a board that not only offers affordable healthcare to everyone, but is also very involved in our wonderful community. 

Kelly Martin

Diane Fielden, Secretary

Kevin Lundeberg, Treasurer

Kevin Lundeberg
Jordan Chilson

Jordan Chilson, Director

 We have an amazing community here on the Kenai Peninsula with so much to offer, but the reality is that access to affordable quality healthcare is often not an option for many who live here. Although I'm fortunate enough to now have private health insurance, I have also lived with medicaid and even without health insurance at times in my life and I can say it's easy to take access to care for granted when you have it, but the difference at the other end of the spectrum is stark. I believe access to quality healthcare is a fundamental human right and as a member of the PCHS board, it is my goal to cultivate growth of healthcare access so that our community continues to shine for all.

Charlene Tautfest, Director

I want to be on the PCHS Board to strengthen Behavioral Health Services and Community Engagement and improve healthcare and outcomes for consumers receiving services.

Charlene Tautfest

Josh Cooley, Director

As someone who has lived with, and without, access to quality affordable healthcare, I understand the tremendous importance and value of PCHS to both the individual and the community. My service on this Board reflects my desire to improve our community by helping our friends, employees, neighbors, kids, and grandparents get better so they can focus on being active participants in our society and economy, and not on being sick.

Kathy Flores, ANP, Director

Ted Wellman, Director

I’d like to give back to the community with my professional expertise.

Donna Cotman, Director

Rumiko Haseo

Rumiko Haseo, Director

I believe being healthy is fundamental, universal human right. I would like to work for better health care for those who cannot speak for themselves.

Greg Meyer

I was born, raised and educated in Minnesota. My wife and I moved to Soldotna in 2018 as I accepted a position at the Kenai Peninsula Food Bank. I have worked my entire career in non-profit sector, focusing on human services and social justice. I believe that a healthy community needs a strong nonprofit network and that works together for the good of all. PCHS and the food bank are both committed to improving the health of our neighbors and it is an honor to serve on the board.

Patricia Merwin

Serving on the PCHS Board is an honor for me and also a natural outgrowth from two core values that I hold. First: health care is a fundamental human right. Second: a healthy community actively promotes health and healing for the whole person as an essential for true wellness. It is my privilege to be a Board member of a community organization that seeks to regard and relate to each person in this way.

Lisa Roberts, Director

I feel it is the obligation of the healthy to help those less fortunate. When times are tough for people it is the Christian thing to help. Being on the PCHS board is my way of giving back to those in need.

Rumiko Haseo

Jennifer Kreider, Director

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