At the core of the RiverStone Health staff is our leadership team, a group of individuals whose vision, innovation and passion have made RiverStone Health a quality provider of primary care and public-health services in southeastern Montana.
Meet our leadership team.
 Lil Anderson - Chief Executive Officer and President, Health Officer
Little did Lil Anderson know when she began her career as a public health nurse in 1976 that she would end up as the Chairman of the National Association of Community Health Centers — and the CEO of RiverStone Health, a position she has held for 15 years. But that’s Lil Anderson.
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 John Felton - Executive Vice President - Operations, Assistant Health Officer
Now, here’s a guy who really knows how to make organizations work. By that, we mean the way they are supposed to work. At first blush you might think it’s because he has an MBA in Operations Management. Or a BS in Occupational Therapy, which comes in handy in the health business.
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 Shelli Ritz - Executive Vice President, Finance
Next week, as the saying goes, "We’ve got to get organized." It just so happens that next week is already here — anywhere Shelli Ritz happens to work.
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Roxanne Fahrenwald - Senior Vice President, Clinical and Educational Services
A great teacher is hard to forget — especially one who’s taught you how to help others lead healthier lives. Roxanne Fahrenwald, MD, is just that kind of teacher. New medical residents are taught how to be frontline physicians at the Montana Family Medical Residency Program, the only medical residency program in the state.
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 Daniel Hillman - Vice President of Information Services
Daniel Hillman didn’t just find the mission of RiverStone Health interesting, he found it so compelling that he quit his job, packed up his family and moved more than 2,000 miles to accept the position of vice president of Information Services and the challenges that go with it.
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 Judy Stewart - Vice President, Strategic Development
What’s it like to be homeless in Montana? How about homeless and uninsured — and what if your teeth are starting to hurt? Judy Stewart thinks about these things — and then she acts to find ways to increase access to health and dental care for those in need.
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 Nancy Taylor - Vice President, Clinical and Educational Services
Look closely and you will only see two arms—not eight. But sometimes you wonder. Nancy Taylor is not an octopus, but she is a world-class multi-tasker. She might even represent the US in the Olympics, if multi-tasking were an event. She would have earned her place on the team.
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 Deborah Hedrick - Vice President of Public Health Services
Working to improve the overall health and wellbeing of an entire community can be an overwhelming task. Deborah Hedrick isn’t fazed. Each day, Hedrick tackles some of the toughest contemporary problems that fall under the umbrella of Public Health.
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 Chere Allan - Vice President, Senior Services
Inviting a stranger into your home requires a high level of trust, even if that stranger is there to provide health services. Chere Allan understands the importance of earning that trust. As the Vice President of Senior Services at RiverStone Health, Allan guides the activities within the Home Care Services division and develops services for seniors throughout the community.
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 Kim Kaiser - Executive Director, RiverStone Health Foundation
Have you ever wondered how to give the gift of health? Kim Kaiser has. As the Executive Director of RiverStone Health Foundation, Kaiser identifies opportunities for community members to give monetary gifts to public-health services.
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