Our Board’s composition is a strong, balanced blend of skills and
experience, allowing it to offer guidance in core areas important
to AllHealth, Inc. With five members, two from the Hospital
Association of Southern California, the Board seeks to actively
serve the interests of hospitals.
George W. Greene, Esq., has served as president and CEO of
the Hospital Association of Southern California (HASC)
since 2017. HASC has more than 180 member
hospitals spanning Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino,
Riverside, Ventura and Santa Barbara counties. Prior to
joining HASC, Mr. Greene had served as president/CEO of the
Healthcare Association of Hawaii since July
2009. Previously, he held roles with the American Hospital
Association and Sharp HealthCare in San Diego. He began his
career in Washington, D.C. where he worked for a U.S.
Scott Twomey, president of AllHealth, previously served as senior
vice president/chief financial officer of HASC. During the 20
years prior to joining AllHealth/HASC, he held senior management
positions in the high-tech, transportation, and food and
beverage industries. He received his bachelor’s degree in
economics from UCLA and his MBA from the University of Michigan.
Walter W. “Bill” Noce, Jr., has had a successful 38 year career
as a hospital executive, including CEO at Childrens Hospital Los
Angeles and executive positions at St. Joseph Health System,
Orange. He is currently chairman of the board of the
California HealthCare Foundation and serves on other boards and
philanthropy organizations. He is past chairman of HASC,
California Hospital Association and Child Health Corporation of
America. Noce has a master’s degree in Public Health from
UCLA and a bachelor’s degree in Biology from La Salle University,
Philadelphia.
Craig Beam is managing director of CB Richard Ellis and has
extensive experience as an advisor to many national and regional
health care systems and physician groups for over 25 years,
including MDS Consulting, Hammes Company and Beam &
Associates. He most recently served as chairman of the
American Heart Association and is currently the Treasurer of the
World Heart Federation. He also has been on different
boards of the National Institutes of Health, PacifiCare and
UniHealth. Beam has a degree in business administration
from California State University, Fullerton.
Michael Madden retired with over 40 years in health care.
Most recently he served as vice president of Advocacy and
Development for Providence Health, a 29 hospital system covering
five states. From 1993-2006 he was chief executive officer
of the Southern California region for Providence, covering four
hospitals. His career included past chair of HASC, California
Hospital Association and the Alliance of Catholic Health Care
Systems. Madden has a master’s degree in Hospital and
Health Administration from the University of Minnesota, and
attended the Advanced Management Program at Harvard Business
School.
