Alabama Primary Health Care Association

10/21/2026

Next in our “I Wear Pink For” series is APHCA Health Care Transformation Senior Director Dodey Roughton , who wears pink for her mom, Karen—a proud breast cancer survivor celebrating 13 years cancer-free!

Who do you wear pink for?

10/14/2026

Next in our “I Wear Pink For” series is APHCA Data Strategy Director Amber King, who wears pink for three special friends and breast cancer survivors—Terra, Nicki, and Megan. 🩷
Who do you wear pink for?

10/07/2026

We are hiring!

We’re looking for a Collaborative Care Coordinator to join our team in Montgomery, Alabama. This position will work specifically with APHCA’s Rural Health Transformation Program, supporting care coordination efforts and working alongside healthcare providers and community partners to help improve patient access, engagement, and health outcomes.

Interested in joining the APHCA team? Please review the attached position announcement for qualifications and additional details.

📩 Ready to Apply? Submit a cover letter, resume, and questions to Lauren Ousley at [email protected].

We look forward to hearing from you!

10/06/2026

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, APHCA is wearing pink to honor, remember, celebrate, and support all those impacted by breast cancer. 💗

Throughout October, we’ll be sharing stories from members of the APHCA team and the people and reasons that inspire them to wear pink.

We’re kicking off our “I Wear Pink For” series with APHCA Programs Administrator Lauren Smith, who wears pink in memory of her great-grandmother, Patsy Rice.

Whether you wear pink in honor of someone special or simply to show your support, we’d love to know—who do you wear pink for? 🎀💗

09/24/2026

Please join us in welcoming our newest team member, Erin Harvey!!

Erin brings more than 15 years of experience in population health, rural and community health, value-based care, and healthcare program management. Her experience includes leading complex healthcare initiatives, developing and implementing clinical and operational workflows, supporting practice transformation, and collaborating with healthcare organizations and cross-functional teams to improve health outcomes.

Prior to joining APHCA, Erin served in population health and healthcare transformation roles across health systems, public health organizations, and community-based programs. Her work has included value-based care initiatives, post-acute care, remote patient monitoring, and rural healthcare programs. She has extensive experience managing multi-stakeholder projects and translating program goals into practical strategies and sustainable workflows. Erin enjoys gardening, reading, and spending time with her cat, Pickles. 💙

09/19/2026

09/18/2026