Hemophilia Alliance Newsletters

Administration & Operations Update, August/September 2026

Administration and Operations Update

New This Fall: Event Resources in One Convenient Hub!

by The Admin & Ops Team

Team Alliance is excited to announce the launch of the Attendee Hub for our Fall Members Meeting. The Attendee Hub is designed to be your event’s digital home, bringing all event resources into one convenient platform accessible from your computer and mobile device. It will include the event schedule, speaker information, meeting materials, networking opportunities, and important updates.

Whether you’re planning your agenda, connecting with fellow attendees, participating in live Q&A sessions, or accessing presentation materials, the Attendee Hub makes it easy to get the most out of your meeting experience. No more searching through emails or juggling multiple apps. Everything you need is available in one place.

In the coming months, you’ll see the Attendee Hub used across many Hemophilia Alliance events, making it easier than ever to access resources, receive event updates, provide feedback, and network with colleagues and peers.

Please note: Access to the Attendee Hub is available exclusively to staff and attendees from Hemophilia Alliance member HTCs and other approved event participants.

MPBA 2027 Registration Now Open!

Please plan to join us January 24-26, 2027, in Salt Lake City, Utah, for the next Medical Providers & Business Administrators (MPBA) Meeting. The Hemophilia Alliance is once again bringing together key HTC strategic leaders, including medical providers (MPs), business administrators (BAs), and pharmacy leaders where applicable. Together, participants will explore emerging challenges and opportunities, share innovative practices, and shape the future of HTC operations and patient services.

The meeting begins with an optional pre-conference featuring:

  • HTC & 340B Fundamentals: Grounding your team in the essentials
  • Pharmacy Models and Billing Practices: Understanding HTC pharmacy models, billing practices and contract pharmacy relationships.


The main agenda features timely discussions on:

  • HTC sustainability and lessons learned
  • Hot topics in compliance
  • Novel therapy implementation from clinical, operational, and financial perspectives
  • Staff retention and engagement strategies
  • Payer trends and the evolving role of single case agreements
  • The HTC pharmacist’s role in collaborative care
  • Advocacy and policy updates impacting HTCs
  • Business planning and organizational success
  • Networking and peer-to-peer collaboration across disciplines


A recent attendee captured the value of the meeting best:

“The MPBA Meeting has become one of the most valuable gatherings I attend. The depth of discussion, practical strategies, and open collaboration help me return to my HTC with fresh ideas for the path forward.”
— MPBA Past Attendee

If you are a clinical, administrative, or pharmacy leader with strategic or financial decision-making responsibilities at your HTC, this meeting is designed for you. Space is limited, and applications will be reviewed to ensure the meeting remains focused on HTC leadership and strategic decision-makers. Register by September 30 or before capacity is reached.

Annual Member Dues – Past Due!

Annual membership dues invoices were distributed in February. While many members have submitted payment, a significant number of accounts remain outstanding.

To maintain good standing and continue receiving the full benefits of Hemophilia Alliance membership, payment of your annual dues is expected at your earliest convenience. Failure to remit payment may impact your organization’s access to membership benefits and services.

If you have questions regarding your invoice or payment status, please contact Theresa Parker at theresa@hemoalliance.org or 727-688-2568.

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Also In This Issue…
Jeff Weighs In
Advocacy and Legal Update
  • 340B Reform Efforts Pick Up Steam
  • Funding for Fiscal Year 2027
  • More on Medicaid Work Requirements
  • Policy Changes to HHS Salary Rate Limits
Member and Community Relations Update
  • Understanding the Differences between HANS Agreements and Single Case Agreements
Notes From The Community
  • VWD Connect Foundation Workshop – October 9-11, 2026

Team Alliance Contact Information

We work for you! Please don’t hesitate to contact any of us with any questions or concerns:

Name Email Phone
Jeff Blake jeff@hemoalliance.org 317-657-5913
Jennifer Borrillo, MSW, LCSW, MBA borrillo@hemoalliance.org 504-376-5282
Heidi Lane, PT, DPT, PCS heidi@hemoalliance.org 435-659-1230
Angela Blue, MBA angela@hemoalliance.org 651-308-3902
Karen Bowe-Hause karen@hemoalliance.org 717-571-0266
Jazzmine Brown, MBA, MSW, LCSW jazzmine@hemoalliance.org 770-570-2649
Ashley Castello, MEd ashley@hemoalliance.org 225-266-5062
Zack Duffy zack@hemoalliance.org 503-804-2581
Michael B. Glomb MGlomb@ftlf.com 202-466-8960
Miriam Goldstein mgoldstein@artemispolicygroup.com 703-304-8111
Johanna Gray, MPA jgray@artemispolicygroup.com 703-304-8111
Kiet Huynh kiet@hemoalliance.org 917-362-1382
Elizabeth Karan elizabeth@karanlegalgroup.com 612-202-3240
Kollet Koulianos, MBA kollet@hemoalliance.org 309-397-8431
Roland P. Lamy, Jr. roland@hemoalliance.org 603-491-0853
Dr. George L. Oestreich, Pharm.D., MPA george@gloetal.com 573-230-7075
Nyla Page nyla@hemoalliance.org 603-986-0733
Theresa Parker theresa@hemoalliance.org 727-688-2568
Jennifer Anders Rose rose@hemoalliance.org 954-218-8509
Kelly Waters, MSW, LCSW kelly@hemoalliance.org 804-317-4998