Vancouver Clinic Appoints Keren Rosenblum, MD, As Interim CEO - 12/12/25

Vancouver Clinic Appoints Katherine Henry As New CEO, Strengthening Patient-first Care (Photo) - 12/03/25

VANCOUVER, WA— December 3, 2025 — Vancouver Clinic, the largest independent, physician-owned medical practice in the Pacific Northwest, has named Katherine “Katie” Henry, JD, its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective March 1, 2026. Henry joins Vancouver Clinic from Austin Regional Clinic, where she serves as Chief Administrative Officer. She brings a proven track record of strategic growth and patient-centered leadership to her new role as CEO of Vancouver Clinic. She succeeds Mark Mantei, who is retiring after a decade of distinguished service.

Henry will guide Vancouver Clinic as the organization continues its strategic expansion to meet the health care needs of Southwest Washington’s rapidly growing population. Her leadership will further strengthen the clinic’s commitment to keep exceptional patient care at the heart of every decision and service.

“Caring for patients is our first priority,” said Dr. Keren Rosenblum, Vancouver Clinic President and Board Chair. “Katie brings exceptional experience, insight, and inspiration to this role. She shares our conviction that physician-led care delivers extraordinary results and is committed to helping our organization and the people we serve thrive.”

Under her leadership, Austin Regional Clinic expanded from 24 to 37 clinics, grew its physician workforce by 32% and consistently earned recognition as a Top Workplace USA in both health care and culture. Henry championed initiatives that improved patient health through enhanced convenience and access. She is recognized for her collaborative leadership style and her advocacy on behalf of clinicians and their patients.

“I’m energized by the opportunity to lead an organization that is steadfastly committed to excellence, independence and the unwavering care of its people and patients,” Henry said. “Vancouver Clinic has the scale, talent and vision to excel as health care evolves.”

Henry holds a Juris Doctorate from Wake Forest University School of Law and previously practiced law in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. She currently serves on the Executive Committee of the American Medical Group Association.

About Vancouver Clinic

Vancouver Clinic is the largest independent, physician-owned, multispecialty medical practice in the Northwest. With 580 clinicians, 2,000 employees and 21 locations, Vancouver Clinic is also one of the largest employers in the region. Founded 89 years ago, Vancouver Clinic offers comprehensive primary, specialty, and surgical care. For more information, visit tvc.org.

Community Bike Build Scheduled For December 6 (Photo) - 11/28/25

Press Release sent on behalf of our community partners

November 19, 2025

Contact: Cyndi Holloway, 360.601-3298 Cyndi.holloway@wasteconnections.com

15^th Anniversary Festive Holiday Bike Build scheduled for December 6

More than 150 volunteers have signed up to help assemble hundreds of bicycles on Saturday December 6^th at the Clark County Fairgrounds. It’s the annual Scott Campbell Christmas Promise Bike Build, supported by Waste Connections.

Volunteers will start at 9am and work until all 700 bikes are assembled. The finished bikes will go to support eight community organizations providing holiday toys to families in need.  

• Saturday, December 6
• Start time: 9am - event concludes when all the bikes are built (usually 11am).
• Clark County Event Center Exhibit Hall A - 17402 NE Delfel Road, Ridgefield

It’s part of the Scott Campbell Christmas Promise, Scott Campbell was a longtime employee of Waste Connections. He started the Bike Build 15 years ago with 100 bicycles, 20 volunteers, and a wish that every child in need who asks Santa for a bike on Christmas morning shall receive one.

It has grown so much in the 15 years that we, Waste Connections, now make it an annual event to bring everyone together to build the bikes and give back to the community. Scott passed away seven years ago, and it was his Christmas Promise to move the community forward, always thinking of the community, so we all promised, no matter what, we'd always have a Bike Build. Seven years since he's been gone, and here we are, still doing it

This year’s supporters include Ed & Dollie Lynch Fund, Fred Meyer, Riverview Bank, Martin Bower Company, J. Scott Campbell Foundation, Waste Connections Employees.