The OHA PAC serves as the unified voice of hospitals in Oklahoma by strategically investing in candidates who support the mission, vision, and values of our members, patients, caregivers, and the communities served. Working together, hospital and health system leaders and employees can help elect lawmakers who will guide policy conversations that advance our values of providing high-quality, affordable healthcare that positively impacts the health of Oklahomans and Americans.

Robust debate over healthcare policy will never cease. Supporting OHA PAC is one way you can be sure that Oklahoma hospitals will have a meaningful voice in the outcome of these critical healthcare issues.

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OHA PAC Board of Trustees

2025 Officers

 

Jim Berry, FACHE​

Chief Executive Officer

Northeastern Health System, Tahlequah

CHAIR

 

Corey Lively

Chief Executive Officer

Great Plains Regional Medical Center, Elk City

VICE CHAIR

 

Jimmy Leopard, FACHE

Chief Executive Officer

Wagoner Community Hospital

NORTHEAST REGION

 

Kandice Allen, RN

Chief Executive Officer

Share Medical Center

NORTHWEST RE​GION

 

Brent Hubbard, FACHE

Senior Vice President & COO​​

INTEGRIS Health, Oklahoma City

OKLAHOMA CITY REGION

 

Charles Grim, DDS

Secretary of Health

Chickasaw Nation Department of Health, Ada

SOUTHEAST REGION

 

Brent L. Smith, FACHE​

Chief Executive Officer

Comanche County Memorial Hospital, Lawton​

SOUTHWEST REGION

 

VACANT

VACANT

VACANT​

TULSA REGION

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Contributors by Level

OHA PAC is grateful to the hospital leaders listed below for their investment in the future of Oklahoma hospitals. Select a club code to view each contributor – and contribute to OHA PAC today to join them!​

1898 Society ($5,000)

Rich Rasmussen, Oklahoma Hospital Association, Oklahoma City

Champions Club ($2,500)

Jim Berry, Northeastern Health System, Tahlequah
Jay Johnson, DRH Health, Duncan
Denise Webber, Stillwater Medical Center

Ben Franklin Club ($1,000)

Emily Coppock, Oklahoma Hospital Association, Oklahoma City
Jimmy Durant, SSM Health Oklahoma,
Charles Grim, Chickasaw Nation Medical Center, Ada
Lisa Hart, Oklahoma Hospital Association, Oklahoma City
Brent Hubbard, Integris Health, Oklahoma City
Jimmy Leopard, Wagoner Community Hospital
Corey Lively, Great Plains Regional Medical Center, Elk City
Maggie Martin, Oklahoma Hospital Association, Oklahoma City
Tammy Powell, SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City
Brent Smith, Comanche County Memorial Hospital, Lawton
Scott Tohlen, Oklahoma Hospital Association, Oklahoma City
Pam Wells, Oklahoma Hospital Association, Oklahoma City

Chairman's Circle ($500)

Trent Bourland, Coal County General Hospital, Coalgate
Christopher Hahne, Mercy Hospital Oklahoma City
T. Shawn Howard, Stillwater Medical Center
Kevin Meeks, Chickasaw Nation Medical Center, Ada
Kelly Parker, Share Medical Center, Alva
Susie Wallace, Oklahoma Hospital Association, Oklahoma City

Capitol Club ($350)

Laura Beck, Mercy Hospital Oklahoma City
Eric Finley, Oklahoma Hospital Association, Oklahoma City
Lori McMillin, Mercy Hospital Tishomingo
Shelly Wilson,  Stillwater Medical Center

Other Contributors

Jesse Anderson, Chickasaw Nation Medical Center, Ada
Rebecca Chandler, Chickasaw Nation Medical Center, Ada
Lyndal Dedmon, Chickasaw Nation Medical Center, Ada
Debi Hamilton, Wagoner Community Hospital
Cindy Martin, Cherokee Nation W.W. Hastings Hospital, Tahlequah
Drue Martin, Chickasaw Nation Medical Center, Ada
Mitzi McCullock, Oklahoma Hospital Association, Oklahoma City
Brian Roberts, INTEGRIS Health, Oklahoma City
Alicson Scott, Chickasaw Nation Medical Center, Ada
Rebecca Sharp, Wagoner Community Hospital
Stephen Stewart, Holdenville General Hospital
Tomi Tice, Chickasaw Nation Medical Center, Ada
Marty Wafford, Chickasaw Nation Medical Center, Ada
Mary Jane Whisnant, Wagoner Community Hospital

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PAC FAQs

Please select a category to view related Frequently Asked Questions. Select each question to learn more.​

Purpose of the PAC

Contributing to OHA PAC

Disbursements

Supporting the PAC

Governance and Transparancy

Other

What is OHA PAC?

The OHA PAC serves as the unified voice of hospitals in Oklahoma by strategically investing in candidates who support the mission, vision, and values of our members, patients, caregivers, and the communities served. Working together, hospital and health system leaders and employees can help elect lawmakers who will guide policy conversations that advance our values of providing high-quality, affordable health care that positively impacts the health of Oklahomans and Americans.

Why should I contribute?

Legislators are making decisions that have a direct impact on hospitals, and they want and need to hear from you. Unfortunately, we must compete with the voices of others who don’t share our mission, vision, and values. If we don’t amplify hospital voices through OHA PAC, other voices will dominate.

Our unity as a field is the key to making our advocacy successful. We have accomplished much together and our pathway to further success on the advocacy front is our ability to support candidates who share our mission, vision, and values for healthcare. OHA does this through OHA PAC. As a field, we must recognize those who have supported hospitals in the past and have committed to do so in the future. From Medicaid expansion to directed payments that will yield additional support for hospitals, we must respond in appreciation to lawmakers who stood in the gap for OHA members.

Contributing to OHA PAC isn’t just good for our healthcare field, it also comes with recognition on ohapac.com by Club Level (contribution amount) AND on signs at the OHA Connect conference!

Plus: each contribution helps your hospital and system get closer to the 2025 goal of $5 per bed (plus $2,000 for systems) and receiving recognition at OHA Connect.

But wait: OHA PAC presents two awards every year at Connect:

  • Hospital or System that raises the highest amount per capita
  • Hospital or System that raises the most money overall

There’s more: ​OHA and The American Hospital Association also offers the below incentives for contributors who do not direct their contributions to stay only in Oklahoma.

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