About Us
The Family Caregiver Navigator is a pilot project of the Idaho Caregiver Alliance, a coalition of individuals and organizations that have been supporting caregivers since 2012. The ICA received a 2-year grant to develop the Family Caregiver Navigator project in order to offer support and resource referrals to unpaid caregivers of SW Idaho. We hope to expand the program state-wide in 2022.
Advisory Committee
Our Advisory Committee is a group of consulting professionals, providers, and community members who provide ideas and input into our navigation model. They identify key processes and touch points where navigators can help caregivers and connect the project with the individuals, organizations, and networks that can make that happen. They also advise the project on evaluation metrics to generate data for project sustainability and potential future expansion.
Jenny Moorman, Molina Healthcare
Kim Ouwehand, Saltzer Medical Group
Raul Enriquez, Area Agency on Aging (AAA3)
LeAnn Naillon, Living Independence Network Corporation (LINC)
Kristin Tracy, Blue Cross of Idaho
Angela Lindig, Idaho Parents Unlimited (IPUL)
Heidi Smith, Idaho KinCare/2-1-1 Careline (IDHW)
LuAnn Jensen, Boise Veterans Administration Medical Center (VAMC)
Mark Babson, Ada County Paramedics
Lyle Nelson, St. Luke's, Community Health
Angie Gribble, St. Luke's, Community Health
Dr. Alejandro Necochea, St. Luke's, Family Medicine
Michelle Betts, St Luke's, Social Work
Glenda Gonzalez, St. Alphonsus, Community Health
Serena Young, St. Alphonsus, Integrated Care Coordination
Melissa Radloff, Legacy Corps, Jannus
Adam Kipp, FMRI, Gerontology
Francoise Cleveland, AARP
Lisa Anderson, Alzheimer's Association
Stephanie Hoffman, Division of Behavioral Health (IDHW)
Judy Taylor, Idaho Commission on Aging (ICOA)
Dieuwke Dizney-Spencer, Division of Public Health (IDHW)
Nicole Himebauch, Molina Healthcare
Beth Ultis, Money Follows the Person (IDHW)
Caleb Batchelor, Blue Cross of Idaho, Care Coordination
Ashley Bruning-McBride, Molina Health Care
This publication was made possible by the Money Follows the Person Grant 93.791 from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the Department or the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.






