This award is granted to Anchorage
Project Access providers for their commitment and generous service to
our medically uninsured neighbors.
The story behind the award: Anchorage Project Access received a large
framed aerial photo of Mt. Huntington as a gift from a grateful patient
who received services in 2007. Mt. Huntington (elevation 12,240) is a
steep rock and ice pyramid in the Alaska Range totally overshadowed by
Mt. McKinley. This mountain represents to the patient the challenges
that faced him while unemployed, uninsured and needing two hip
replacements. The journey, while a steep climb, represents a successful
summit with reclaimed health and employment.
2019 KC Kaltenborn
2018 Alaska Center Ear, Nose & Throat The Physical Therapy Place Alaska Oncology & Hematology Advanced Sonograms of Alaska
2017 Caring for Knees Owen Bell MD Anchorage Radiation Therapy Center Imaging Associates Alaska Neurology Center LLC
2016 Allergy, Asthma, & Immunology Center of Alaska Judith Whitcomb, MD
2015 Neurological Consultants of Alaska Anchorage Women’s Clinic
2012 Sleep Center of Alaska Michelle Thomas, MD Katmai Oncology Group Mary Totten, MD
2011 Orthopedic Physicians of Anchorage United Physical Therapy Anchorage Fracture & Orthopedic Clinic Michael McNamara MD Alaska Center for Dermatology
2010 Alpine Urology Internal Medicine Group Peter Marbarger, MD John Hall, MD Al Parrish, CEO, Providence Health & Services Alaska Alaska Heart Institute Ruth Higdon, MD
2009 Steven Menaker, MD James O’Malley, MD RBMS, a Meritain Company Anne Morris, MD Providence Imaging Center Michael Mraz, MD George Stransky, MD
2008 Buffinton Burtis, MD Byron Perkins, DO and Heather Felder Douglas Haghighi, MD David McGuire, MD
Recognition
Mt. Huntington Award
This award is granted to Anchorage Project Access providers for their commitment and generous service to our medically uninsured neighbors.
The story behind the award: Anchorage Project Access received a large framed aerial photo of Mt. Huntington as a gift from a grateful patient who received services in 2007. Mt. Huntington (elevation 12,240) is a steep rock and ice pyramid in the Alaska Range totally overshadowed by Mt. McKinley. This mountain represents to the patient the challenges that faced him while unemployed, uninsured and needing two hip replacements. The journey, while a steep climb, represents a successful summit with reclaimed health and employment.
KC Kaltenborn
Alaska Center Ear, Nose & Throat
The Physical Therapy Place
Alaska Oncology & Hematology
Advanced Sonograms of Alaska
Caring for Knees
Owen Bell MD
Anchorage Radiation Therapy Center
Imaging Associates
Alaska Neurology Center LLC
Allergy, Asthma, & Immunology Center of Alaska
Judith Whitcomb, MD
Neurological Consultants of Alaska
Anchorage Women’s Clinic
Alaska Retinal Consultants
Jerome List, MD
Ophthalmic Associates
Alaska Foot and Ankle
Brian Sweeney, MD
Joanie Hope, MD
Rowland Gower, MD
Pathology Associates
Sleep Center of Alaska
Michelle Thomas, MD
Katmai Oncology Group
Mary Totten, MD
Orthopedic Physicians of Anchorage
United Physical Therapy
Anchorage Fracture & Orthopedic Clinic
Michael McNamara MD
Alaska Center for Dermatology
Alpine Urology
Internal Medicine Group
Peter Marbarger, MD
John Hall, MD
Al Parrish, CEO, Providence Health & Services Alaska
Alaska Heart Institute
Ruth Higdon, MD
Steven Menaker, MD
James O’Malley, MD
RBMS, a Meritain Company
Anne Morris, MD
Providence Imaging Center
Michael Mraz, MD
George Stransky, MD
Buffinton Burtis, MD
Byron Perkins, DO and Heather Felder
Douglas Haghighi, MD
David McGuire, MD