Holly Hill, FL (February 7, 2023) – Synergy Billing is pleased to announce that Roderick Campbell, CEO of Iberia Comprehensive Health Center, based in New Iberia, LA, has been named the first Community Health Hero in the company’s campaign to bring recognition to those who heroically strive to provide access to primary health care for the nation’s underserved people.
Campbell, who has been CEO of Iberia CHC since 2002, has presided over steady growth for the non-profit Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC). From 20,000 visits to more than 95,000 visits across eight locations, a school health center, and mobile medical and dental units, more residents of south Louisiana are able to receive primary health care through Mr. Campbell’s leadership.
“We are extraordinarily proud to recognize Mr. Campbell with our first Community Health Hero award, said Synergy Billing Founder and CEO Jayson Meyer. “He has assured Iberia’s financial health now and in the future and used that to build a foundation for quality, accessible health care that will serve many more generations to come. His vision and leadership are inspirational to his colleagues in Community Health.”
“I am so honored and humbled to receive this recognition,” said Mr. Campbell. “It’s certainly gratifying to see a lifetime of work held up in this way. But I have to give credit to our team members, who share my vision and turn it into reality. They are the real heroes and I accept this award on their behalf. Moreover, I share it with the thousands of Community Health Center staff and providers who step into the front line every day to serve our most vulnerable people. Thank you Synergy Billing for recognizing me for this award.”
Campbell, who holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Healthcare Management, also serves on the Board of the Louisiana Primary Care Accountable Care Organization, National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) Finance, Rural Health, and Sub-Committee of Health Center Financing Committees, Louisiana Rural Health Association, and Louisiana Primary Care Association. As a life member of Kappa Alpha Psi, Mr. Campbell personifies the fraternity’s objectives: To encourage honorable achievement in every field of human endeavor; To promote the spiritual, social, intellectual and moral welfare of its members; To assist the aims and purposes of colleges and universities; To inspire service in the public's interest.
“Since 2015, Synergy Billing has been recognizing historic Community Health Heroes in our newsletter,” added Mr. Meyer. “Now we want the entire nation to see these heroes as we do through working with them every day.”
Nominations for the next Community Health Hero can be made at www.synergybilling.com. Awardees receive a cash award and artfully designed trophy.
