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Our Management Team
Isabelle Comina, PT
Manager of Therapy Services and Intake
Our Board of Directors
Board Officers
Board Chair
Doug Spencer is the sole proprietor of Spencer Associates, an impact investment management firm in Evergreen. He spent 20 years as a fundraising professional, first with Mile High United Way, then later with Friendship Bridge and Water for People. In between, he co-founded and was Chairman and CEO of a small manufacturing business specializing in custom, single-shot rifles. Currently he is Chairman of Jibuco, a potable water franchise business in East Africa, and on the boards of Yellowstone Forever, the support organization for Yellowstone Park and Guatemalan-based microfinance bank, Namaste Direct. He and his wife, Kathleen, live in Evergreen and have two daughters, one a nurse and the other a teacher.
Board Chair-Elect
Barry Schroeder was born in Ord, Nebraska and moved to Littleton, Colorado in 1983. Barry and his wife Michelle have three girls; twins, Taylor and Avery, age 8 and their youngest, Payton, who is 6. They have been residents of Evergreen since 2006.
Barry received his business degree from Western State College in 1998. He is presently a Senior Vice President and lender for FirstBank, managing three branch locations in Evergreen and Conifer. In his leisure time, Barry enjoys fishing, hunting and golf.
He has previous board involvement with Mountain Resource Center, Bootstraps, Life’s Options Pregnancy Center and the Conifer Chamber of Commerce.
Past Board Chair
Marvin is retired from the financial industry. Born in Springfield, Illinois and raised in Minnesota’s Twin Cities, he started living in Colorado part-time in 1986 and became a full-time resident in 2008. Marvin received his M.S. in Finance from the University of Minnesota and is a Charted Financial Analyst. He and his wife, Delene, live in Georgetown with their “three-legged mutt,” Chloe. They have four grown children and six grandchildren. Marvin enjoys hiking, recreational bicycling, cooking, Jeeping and camping. He is particularly interested in economic development in Clear Creek County, and is a member of Clear Creek Rotary and chair of the Georgetown Business Promotions Commission.
Board Secretary
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Board Treasurer
Dr. Hock practiced Optometry in Lakewood and Evergreen for 36 years. Along with his wife, Carolyn, Dr. Hock founded Evergreen Vision clinic in 1966. Dr. Hock served as a consultant to companies developing new equipment for testing eye and vision disorders, and companies developing new contact lens products. Dr. Hock is Past President of the Colorado Optometric Association and an Active Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry – an organization of research doctors, educators, and clinician.
Dr. Hock has a long history with Mount Home Health Care & Hospice. He previously served two six-year terms as a Board Member from 1996-2012 and served as President for a one-year term.
For Dr. Hock, working towards his Eagle Scout rank as a boy scout, community service was a big part of advancing. Thus, he has always had goals for serving his community, including:
An appointment to the United States Draft Board for Jefferson County by President Nixon in the late 196Os. He helped managed the drafting process for young men from Jefferson County until the drafting process was discontinued in the 1970s.
Evergreen Park and Recreation District Board Member and Treasurer
Dr. Hock serve on the organizing committee that formed the district and served as its first board members in 1970. Dr. Hock was then reelected to the slate in 1974. There were no facilities, only a concept. The District had to let bonds and manage an election for raising the money to build the first project: the Wulf swimming pool and administration building. The trail system was also started during this time.
National Sports Center for the Disabled at the Winter Park – Volunteer Ski Instructor
The Winter Park Program is the original ski program for the disabled, and has spread throughout the World.
I taught skiing for children with developmental and acquired disabilities in the 1990s and early 2000s. Because of my profession, I specialized in working with blind and partially sighted individuals. I taught children from the Soviet Union, England and all over the United States.
Shining Stars Foundation – Volunteer Ski Instructor Late 90’s to the present.
The foundation provides a ski camp in Aspen, CO for children with cancer and other life limiting conditions. Since the late 1990s, Dr. Hock has spent a week every year teaching kids to ski in spite of the manifestations from their disease. Dr. Hock has taught several children with brain cancers causing blindness and many other disabilities. For many of these children, it is the last outdoor activity of their life.
Salu’d Y Amistad – Volunteer Eye Doctor -1990 to 2008.
This is a program sponsored by the Arvada Rotary Club to bring eye care to economically disadvantaged people in Mexico and the Tarahumara Indians in the Copper Canyon area of central Mexico. Dr. Hock performed eye examinations and treatments, and opticians would fit glasses. The team brought thousands of used glasses to to fit and distribute. The program had to be canceled because of the drug wars.
Dr. Hock was also a member of the Lakewood and Evergreen Kiwanis Club for nearly two decades.
Board Members
Jamie Arnold moved from Western New York to Evergreen with his family in 2005 to serve as the first full-time rabbi of Congregation Beth Evergreen (CBE). During his tenure at CBE, the congregation nearly doubled in size, and has become a hub for communal collaborations in town, and in the region. Over the last 16 years, Jamie has come to know and value the noble mission and sacred work of Mt. Evans Hospice in several ways – from CBE members who have volunteered for Mt. Evans Hospice and report their experience, from community leaders and fellow clergy, and in homes at the bedside of dying neighbors, partnering directly with hospice nurses to support families through the processes of death and grief. Such experiences motivate his desire to formalize his involvement on the Hospice Board.
Rabbi Jamie is also a co-founder and past president of AT HOME in Evergreen, an interfaith advocacy group striving to ‘open hearts and minds to the need for affordable housing in Evergreen.’ As an extension of his volunteer work there, he instigated and mobilized creation of the Evergreen Shelter Program (ESP). His leadership on that project helped earn him the Evergreen Chambers’ Leader of the Year Award in 2018.
Jamie is also a volunteer law enforcement chaplain for JeffCo Sheriff’s office, former President of the Interfaith Alliance of Colorado, a writer, and an award-winning educator. Rabbi Arnold is a graduate of Kenyon College (1992) and the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College (1999), a husband, parent, musician, and avid skier and mountain biker.
Gray is currently the COO of Critical Care, Pulmonary & Sleep Associates, Colorado’s largest intensivist medical practice. He is a fifth generation Coloradan and has lived in Evergreen with his wife Nicole Moore Behrhorst and their three boys since 2004. Gray has a BA from Colgate University and MBA from the University of Michigan. He was previously the President and CEO of Air Lift, an international medical device manufacturer which was headquartered in Evergreen prior to its sale. Gray has served on the boards of the Montessori School of Evergreen, Mountain Lacrosse League and World Trade Center Denver. He and his gang enjoy skiing, biking, hiking and sailing.
I am a native to evergreen and at the present owner and operator of Evergreen’s Boone Mountain Sports and Evergreen Brewery. I was born to Jennifer and Casey Boone in 1985. I attended Ft Lewis College in Durango, Colorado and graduated with a Bachelor of Science with emphasis in Forensic Anthropology. I bounced around the state for couple of years after college and then found myself back in my home town shortly after the passing of my grandfather, who was a patient of Mount Evans Home Health Care & Hospice. Just two years ago my grandmother was also given care from Mount Evans, and I couldn’t be more appreciative of the love and support this organization gives to the families and to their patients. I am honored to be considered to a part of this board.
Jim Chiddix is a veteran of the cable television and broadband industries and led the development of a number of fundamental technologies in those fields. Jim spent eighteen years as Chief Technology Officer and in other senior posts at Time Warner Cable. He and his team pioneered cable’s use of fiber optics as well as the delivery of streaming video and broadband services. Jim accepted a Technical Emmy Award in 1994 and was inducted into both the Cable Television Pioneers and the Cable Hall of Fame.
Earlier in his career, Jim held a variety of engineering and operating positions with cable companies in Hawaii, where he lived for fifteen years. While there he cofounded CRC Electronics, a start-up that manufactured videotape automation systems. Career-related travels have taken him all over the world, including to Japan and Hong Kong where he served on the boards of two cable companies. Prior to his retirement in 2007, Jim served as Chairman and CEO at OpenTV, a San Francisco-based software company.
Jim serves, or has served, on a number of public and private technology company boards including ARRIS, STARRY, VOBILE, VIRGIN MEDIA, SYMMETRICOM, MAGNUM SEMICONDUCTOR and DYCOM. Most recently he joined the board of Mt. Evans Home Healthcare and Hospice.
Jim lives in Evergreen, Colorado, and San Francisco, with his wife Trudy, an artist who works in ceramics and glass. His interests include woodland trail construction, biking, hiking, travel and model trains. He’s currently building a model of the Oahu Railway based on information gathered during his years in Hawaii. He co-authored and published a history of that railroad, “Next Stop Honolulu.”
Jim and Trudy have owned an historic home in Evergreen for 26 years. Now in retirement they are enjoying the opportunity to become more involved in this special community.
Allyson is program manager for the Colorado Health Extension System, a collaborative of 20 practice transformation organizations, and an evolving workforce of regional health connectors has been in healthcare her entire career, coming from the administrative perspective of healthcare delivery. She began experimenting with practice facilitation in the early nineties with a focus on patient centeredness, patient education and customer service. She expanded to clinical transformation in her role as executive vice president for HealthTeamWorks. Allyson was the original Colorado Director of the national Improving Performance in Practice program. Building on her experience in practice transformation and years of collaborative working relationships with healthcare leaders across Colorado, she is now turning her attention to the creation of a statewide infrastructure to support and coordinate practice transformation and to connect primary care to local public health and community organizations to support the community based health improvement initiatives to address Quadruple Aim goals. She and her husband Bob have lived in Evergreen for 39 years, they enjoy skiing, tennis, and connecting with friends.
Alan is a partner in the law firm of Arnall Golden & Gregory, LLP. He was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York and currently resides in Evergreen. Apart from practicing law, Alan has significant health care experience having held clinical, faculty and management positions at major medical centers where he utilized his management skills as well as his background as a registered respiratory therapist and a registered nurse. Alan is a graduate of the Widener University School of Law, Juris Doctorate, and also earned his Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the same university. Alan enjoys hiking, biking, exploring Colorado, traveling and writing a legal column. He has a daughter, Beth who lives in Denver. Alan is a member of the American Health Lawyers Association (AHLA), the American Bar Association (ABA), the American Medical Directors Association – The Society for Post-Acute and Long Term Care Medicine (AMDA), and the Health Care Compliance Association (HCCA).
Davis began with Edward Jones in 2011 and took responsibility for the Genesee Branch in 2012. Building a business through volunteerism and community service has always been important to him. He has served on the board of directors for the Conifer Chamber of Commerce, he is a graduate of Leadership Evergreen and past board member, and current board member of the Evergreen Rotary Club. In 2020, He was recognized as the Business of the Year from the Conifer Chamber.
Davis graduated from the University of Iowa in 2008 with a bachelor’s degree in business management. While at Iowa he was a member of the Track & Field and Cross Country teams. He has added his CFP®, ChFC®, CLU® and AAMS® designations. In 2019 he completed his master’s degree in financial planning.
Originally from Iowa, he relocated to Colorado in 2008 and immediately began taking advantage of many of our state’s natural resources. An avid camper, hiker, is scuba certified, and has five remaining 14’ers to complete. Next year he anticipates starting work towards the National Parks and his pilots license.
Gail has been living and working in the Evergreen community for more than two decades. With a productive career as owner of TallGrass Aveda Spa and Salon, Gail balances her professional life with a cowgirl persona that enjoys the beauty of nature on horseback and hiking trails. It’s no surprise then that this former President of the Evergreen Area Chamber of Commerce and active Rotary Club member is also a big fan of the Evergreen Rodeo.
Susan’s life has been defined by sports and charity. While growing up in Ohio, each of her parents encouraged her and her siblings in their own way. “Dad was active, mom was charitable,” she explains. When her mother asked her to help with a Junior League fundraiser she offered to be in the dunk tank. “I sat there for hours and it made an impression on me-that it could be fun to help.”
Susan’s love of skiing led her to choose Colorado State University for college. After graduating, she took a year off and moved to Vail where she worked as a dishwasher and skied. A year of skiing and dishwashing, however, motivated Susan to go to CU Law School. There, she met her husband, Frank.
After moving to Montana, Boulder, and Lakewood, Susan and Frank eventually settled in Evergreen. Susan started her own law practice in Evergreen focused on estate planning and elder law. She shared office space with other local attorneys. In 1987, one of them, Jim Robinson, got her to join the board of Mount Evans Home Health Care & Hospice. She spent 25 years on the board, including three terms as president, and saw the organization grow as a thriving community asset. Most of her time on the board was spent on fundraising events like the Freedom Run 5K and the Annual Benefit Gala.
Her time on the Mount Evans board led to many other connections such as Leadership Evergreen and Kiwanis, as well as introducing her to organizations she likes to support such as Mountain Area Land Trust (MALT), EAS+Y (Evergreen Alliance for Sustainability and YOU), Center for the Arts Evergreen (CAE) and Bootstraps.
When Susan turned 60, she joined the staff of Mount Evans. The organization was looking for someone to do planned giving, 15-20 hours a week. With Susan’s experience in estate planning and elder law, it seemed like a perfect fit. Susan retired from her position with Mount Evans last summer after nearly five years, but she continues to give her expertise, time and attention again as a board member.
Dr. Todd Wisser earned his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree at Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine, and completed his residency at the Michigan State University Department of Internal Medicine in East Lansing, Michigan. He has been in practice since 2016 and is an active member of the American Osteopathic Association, American Geriatric Society, American College of Physicians, and American Medical Association.
Dr. Wisser is dedicated to his calling as a physician. He takes pride in his work, is fulfilled when helping others, and feels privileged to have the opportunity to practice medicine. He recently moved to Colorado with his wife and three children and is practicing at New West Physicians’ Evergreen Internal Medicine office. He loves spending time with his family, and enjoys any opportunity to immerse himself in mountain activities.
Our Medical Directors
Medical Director
Medical Director
Dr. Todd Wisser earned his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree at Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine, and completed his residency at the Michigan State University Department of Internal Medicine in East Lansing, Michigan. He has been in practice since 2016 and is an active member of the American Osteopathic Association, American Geriatric Society, American College of Physicians, and American Medical Association.
Dr. Wisser is dedicated to his calling as a physician. He takes pride in his work, is fulfilled when helping others, and feels privileged to have the opportunity to practice medicine. He recently moved to Colorado with his wife and three children and is practicing at New West Physicians’ Evergreen Internal Medicine office. He loves spending time with his family, and enjoys any opportunity to immerse himself in mountain activities.
