Board Member

Michael T. Haugen

J.D., MBA

Michael T. Haugen serves as a board member of Alaska Medicare Clinic, Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit outpatient health care clinic in Anchorage, Alaska. With dual credentials in law (Juris Doctor) and business administration (MBA), Mr. Haugen brings a valuable combination of legal expertise and business acumen to the clinic's governing board.

His involvement with Alaska Medicare Clinic reflects a deep commitment to ensuring that Medicare-eligible seniors in Alaska have access to high-quality primary care services. As a board member, he participates in strategic planning, governance oversight, and policy development that guides the clinic's operations and growth.

Leadership and Governance

The Alaska Medicare Clinic board of directors is responsible for providing strategic oversight and ensuring the organization remains true to its mission of serving the Medicare-eligible population in Anchorage. Board members like Michael Haugen volunteer their time and professional expertise to support this mission.

Mr. Haugen's legal background is particularly valuable in the healthcare sector, where regulatory compliance, patient privacy protections, and non-profit governance requirements demand careful attention. His MBA training complements this legal expertise with knowledge of financial management, strategic planning, and organizational development.

About Alaska Medicare Clinic

Alaska Medicare Clinic was founded to address the need for dedicated primary care providers serving Medicare-enrolled seniors in the Anchorage area. The clinic opened in May 2011 and has grown to include multiple board-certified providers who deliver comprehensive outpatient care.

The clinic is located at 11260 Old Seward Highway, Suite 107, Anchorage, AK 99515. The governance provided by board members like Mr. Haugen ensures the clinic maintains its commitment to quality care while operating on a sustainable financial model as a non-profit organization.

Board of Directors

The Alaska Medicare Clinic board includes professionals from diverse backgrounds who contribute medical, legal, business, and administrative expertise to the organization's governance. Board members who have served alongside Mr. Haugen include:

  • George S. Rhyneer, MD — Board Member with extensive medical practice experience
  • LouAnn Feldmann, MD — Board Member contributing medical expertise
  • Annie Holt, RN, MBA, FACHE — Board Member with nursing and healthcare administration background
  • Karen Perdue — Board Member

Contact Alaska Medicare Clinic

For questions about our leadership team or to schedule an appointment

(907) 433-5100
11260 Old Seward Highway #107, Anchorage, AK 99515

Frequently Asked Questions

Michael T. Haugen, J.D., MBA serves as a board member of Alaska Medicare Clinic, Inc., the 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that operates the outpatient clinic in Anchorage, Alaska. In this capacity, he provides governance oversight and strategic direction to ensure the clinic fulfills its mission of delivering high-quality primary care to Medicare-eligible seniors.

As a board member, Mr. Haugen participates in key organizational decisions including budget approval, policy development, and long-term strategic planning. His dual credentials in law and business administration bring a valuable perspective to the board's deliberations on regulatory compliance, financial sustainability, and organizational growth.

Board members at Alaska Medicare Clinic serve in a voluntary capacity, donating their time and expertise to support the clinic's non-profit mission. Mr. Haugen's involvement reflects the broader community commitment to ensuring that Alaska's senior population has access to dedicated primary care services.

His contributions to the board help maintain the clinic's standing as a trusted healthcare provider in the Anchorage community and support the ongoing development of services that address the unique healthcare needs of Medicare beneficiaries in Alaska.

Michael T. Haugen holds both a Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree and a Master of Business Administration (MBA), giving him expertise in both legal and business disciplines. This combination of credentials is particularly valuable for a non-profit healthcare organization that must navigate complex regulatory requirements while maintaining financial viability.

His legal background provides the board with informed perspectives on compliance with federal and state healthcare regulations, non-profit governance requirements, and patient privacy laws such as HIPAA. Understanding the legal landscape of healthcare delivery helps the board make decisions that protect both the organization and the patients it serves.

The MBA credential adds proficiency in financial management, strategic planning, and organizational leadership. Non-profit healthcare clinics face unique financial challenges, and having a board member who understands both the business and legal aspects of healthcare operations strengthens the organization's ability to plan for the future.

Together, these qualifications enable Mr. Haugen to contribute meaningfully to board discussions on topics ranging from contractual agreements and risk management to budget oversight and program expansion. His professional background complements the clinical expertise of other board members who bring medical and nursing credentials to the table.

The board of directors at Alaska Medicare Clinic is responsible for the overall governance and strategic direction of the organization. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit entity, the clinic is required by law to have a governing board that ensures the organization operates in accordance with its stated charitable mission and applicable regulations.

Board members collectively oversee financial management, approve annual budgets, review organizational performance, and set policies that guide clinic operations. They also bear fiduciary responsibility for the organization's assets, ensuring that funds are used appropriately to support patient care and clinic operations rather than enriching individuals.

The board includes members with diverse professional backgrounds, including medicine, nursing, law, and business administration. This diversity of expertise ensures that governance decisions are informed by multiple perspectives and that the organization benefits from a well-rounded understanding of the challenges and opportunities in healthcare delivery.

Regular board meetings provide a forum for reviewing clinic performance metrics, discussing strategic initiatives, and addressing any governance issues that arise. Board members may also serve on committees focused on specific areas such as finance, quality improvement, or community outreach, allowing for more detailed oversight of particular aspects of clinic operations.

The Alaska Medicare Clinic board of directors includes several distinguished professionals from the Anchorage community who bring a range of medical, nursing, and administrative expertise to the organization. Alongside Michael T. Haugen, the board has included members with extensive healthcare and leadership backgrounds.

George S. Rhyneer, MD has served on the board, bringing decades of medical practice experience and clinical knowledge to governance discussions. His understanding of patient care delivery and medical practice management has been instrumental in shaping the clinic's approach to quality care.

LouAnn Feldmann, MD has contributed her medical expertise and perspective to the board's oversight of clinical operations and quality standards. Her background in medicine ensures that board decisions remain grounded in clinical best practices and patient-centered care principles.

Annie Holt, RN, MBA, FACHE and Karen Perdue have also served on the board, adding nursing expertise and healthcare administration knowledge to the leadership team. Their diverse backgrounds ensure the board can effectively address the full spectrum of organizational challenges faced by a non-profit healthcare clinic.

Information about Alaska Medicare Clinic's leadership and governance structure is available through several channels. The clinic welcomes inquiries from patients, community members, and potential supporters who wish to learn more about the organization and its leadership team.

The most direct way to learn about the clinic's leadership is to contact the clinic by phone at (907) 433-5100. The administrative staff can provide information about the current board of directors, clinic providers, and organizational structure. Patients who visit the clinic can also ask their care team about the organization's governance and mission.

Alaska Medicare Clinic's commitment to transparency is consistent with its non-profit status. As a 501(c)(3) organization, the clinic files annual reports with the Internal Revenue Service that include information about board members, organizational activities, and financial performance. These reports are part of the public record and are accessible through various non-profit tracking databases.

Community members interested in supporting the clinic's mission may also inquire about volunteer opportunities, donation programs, or other ways to contribute to the organization's work. The board and staff welcome community engagement and recognize that strong community relationships are essential to fulfilling the clinic's mission of serving Alaska's Medicare-eligible population.