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The sixth Mission Conference hosted by Inland Empire Health Plan on May 1, brought together executive and senior leaders in healthcare to network, be inspired and construct solutions that drive lasting change.
The San Bernardino-based nonprofit awarded Marci Coffey, IEHP's director of strategic provider partnerships, with its 2026 Ramos Family Spirit of Compassion Award on April 24.
Patrick Brosnan has more than 30 years of experience in health care, serving in leadership roles at national health plans such as Molina Healthcare, Aetna and Health Net.
The annual survey was sent to 3,000 providers within the IEHP network between July to August 2025.
The area health plan earned certification for the sixth year in a row.
The local health plan's marketing and communications team received 17 ADDY honors —including four gold and seven silver awards —from the American Advertising Federation – Inland Empire (AAFIE) at its annual gala on March 26.
IEHP sponsored the creative display amplifying the stories of students currently enrolled in University of California, Riverside's PRIME program.
The area health plan and Delia Orosco, director of IEHP's Community Wellness Centers, received the award from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Redlands-Riverside earlier this month.
The health plan's "Start the Conversation" earned the award at the 2026 Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Western District Conference on Feb. 4.
Nominations sought for consideration in three categories: the Inspire Award, the Vibrant Health Award, and the Creativity & Innovation Award.
IEHP Stories
Community programs, human interest and testimonials.
With offices in Corona, Riverside and Moreno Valley, Dr. Emeruwa and his team at Aspen Medical Group support women with their healthcare needs in a warm, welcoming setting.
For more than 35 years, El Sol Neighborhood Educational Center in San Bernardino has developed culturally aligned programs and outreach to meet the needs of community members right where they live.
For Dr. Hua Bai, finding joy in her chosen profession comes from serving the most "precious people": the children.
Michelle's Place Cancer Resource Center in Temecula serves over 6,000 cancer patients and their families in the region dealing with all different kinds of cancer.
The 79-bed acute care hospital in Banning was recognized for its world-class care and outcomes in preventive, chronic and hospital care.
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