Our Board

Ron Romero, President
Physician, Packard Health

In my work at Packard Health, a federally qualified health center that directly provides care to Washtenaw Health Plan families, I have the opportunity every day to see firsthand the incredible impact access to high-quality care has on individuals and families. As the child of a single mother who worked multiple jobs, struggled to pay rent, and often had to choose between groceries and medical care, I also feel this impact on a personal level. The knowledge that an organization like Washtenaw Health Project is working hard to ensure that people are treated as human beings worthy of dignity, respect, and equitable healthcare has the power to change lives and communities, fostering belonging, better outcomes, and hope.

Jimena Loveluck, MSW, Vice President
Health Officer, Washtenaw County Health Department

I have worked in public health in Washtenaw County for the past 23 years and have focused my public health practice on addressing health disparities and improving health equity. Access to high quality healthcare is fundamental to addressing health inequities in our county. The Washtenaw Health Project plays a unique and critical role in improving healthcare access for our county residents and is a key partner of the Washtenaw County Health Department.

Alfreda Rooks, Secretary
Director, Community Health Services University of Michigan Health, Michigan Medicine

The mission of Washtenaw Health Project aligns closely with University of Michigan Health. Together we have opportunities to improve health and health outcomes in Washtenaw County.

Bob Gillett, President Emeritus
Attorney

I have spent my career working for and with low-income persons. This has led me to understand the importance of stable, affordable housing and access to healthcare for low-income persons and communities. The Washtenaw Health Project is a critical piece in assuring access to healthcare for everyone in our community.

Greg Dill
Washtenaw County Administrator

I am honored to serve on the board to ensure high-quality healthcare access for all county residents.

Charo Ledón
Latino Community Leader, Advocate, and Cofounder of Casa Latina and Buenos Vecinos

I serve on the board because I believe Washtenaw Health Project provides an outstanding service to our community: serving those who otherwise would not have access to healthcare. I want to make sure that it continues to do what it does best and thrives into the future. 

Mike Randall
Executive Director, Grandmont Rosedale Development Corporation

As a proud native of Ypsilanti and previous employee of Washtenaw Health Project, I choose to serve on the board because I am committed to breaking barriers to quality healthcare for all Washtenaw County residents, no matter who they are or where they live.

Doug Strong
Retired Healthcare Executive

The Washtenaw Health Project plays a vital role in Washtenaw County, serving those with unmet or complicated needs, and providing connections to both healthcare organizations and important resources.