Advisory Board

John A. Barrett has been a partner at Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. since 1972 and is now Of Counsel, he was formerly partner-in-charge of the firm's London office and its international practice advises domestic and multinational corporations and banks, foreign governments, heads of state and other entities in major global business and investment. He served the U.S. State Department as a Treaty Negotiator to the UNCITRAL project on cross-border insolvency which was adopted and is now part of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. Currently a member or an advisory member of the following board of directors: Adams Resources and Energy; Aerofoil Technology (Swiss Turbines); Multivac, Inc. (German vacuum packaging), Total Productivity Track and Cogent Partners (investor bankers).

Don Hanna brings over thirty eight years of progressive responsibilities in commercial/investment banking to the Therapy Track advisory board, including extensive experience in corporate accounts throughout the world, centered in oil and gas related companies and extensive knowledge of correspondent banks, products and ownership in the Southwest. Career positions include Managing Director, Oil & Gas, North America at ABN AMRO BANK N.V. (Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 1985-2000), Senior Vice President, Department Manager at J P Morgan Chase (Former First City Bank of Texas, 1979-1985), and Senior Vice President, Department Manager at Bank of America (Former Republic National Bank of Texas, 1963-1979). Mr. Hanna holds a BBA in Banking and Finance from Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas 1962, as well as Graduate degrees from Oklahoma Intermediate School of Banking (1970) and Southwestern School of Banking, SMU (1973).

Rob Morris has worked in healthcare for almost 20 years and currently serves as Chief Executive Officer for Sugar Land Rehabilitation Hospital, the leading provider of inpatient rehabilitation services for Houston's southwest corridor. Mr. Morris and his family relocated to Sugar Land from the Dallas/Ft. Worth area where he worked for the Baylor Health Care System for 12 years, serving as Vice President of Operations for Baylor Regional Medical Center at Grapevine and overseeing operations at their main hospital as well as two outpatient imaging centers and a physical rehabilitation center. Prior to entering the field of hospital administration Mr. Morris served in a clinical capacity, working with patients as a registered radiology and ultrasound technologist. He completed an Administrative Residency with Baylor, received his MBA from the University of Texas at Arlington, and received a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Services Administration from UT Southwestern in Dallas.

Rick Nixon, M.D. is a Board-certified orthopedic surgeon who has been in private practice in Houston, TX since 1991. He did his undergraduate studies at the University of Texas in Austin before receiving his medical degree from the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. He completed his orthopedic surgery residency at Scott and White Hospital in Temple, TX and a post-residency fellowship in sports medicine and arthroscopic surgery at Baylor College of Medicine. Dr. Nixon has served as Chief of Staff at Memorial Hermann Northwest Hospital and was named Physician of the Year in 1999. He is presently the Medical Director of Operating Room Services at Memorial Hermann Northwest, and has served as the Medical Director of the Joint Center, Chairman of the Orthopedic Section, Chairman of the Resource Management Committee, and Chairman of the Bylaws Committee. Dr. Nixon is a member of the Board of Directors of Memorial Hermann Health Net Providers. He is the team physician for several high schools in the Houston area, and is a qualified first pilot and unit vice commander in the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary.

Ed Powell served for 35 years with the accounting firm of Price Waterhouse LLP, the last 12 of which as the Managing Partner of the Houston office. For 9 years he was the Managing Partner of the office’s metropolitan practice, a unit that dealt exclusively with middle market companies. Recently, he has been a consultant and investor in a number of middle market enterprises in a variety of industries. In 1998 he was the CFO of a telcom company that raised $114 million in a public offering. He currently serves on the Boards of several companies and not-for profit organizations. Mr. Powell is a graduate of Texas A & M University.

Rick Richards is an entrepreneur with over 25 years experience in the healthcare industry. He most recently served as CEO of Integra Hospital Management, a start-up company operating rehabilitation hospitals, based in Plano Texas. Prior to that, he served as President/CEO of Richards Healthcare, Inc., one of the nation's premiere rehabilitation service providers, which he founded and managed from 1991 to 2006. Richards Healthcare Inc. was ultimately sold to publically traded HCR ManorCare, based in Toledo, Ohio. During his tenure with Richards Healthcare, Mr. Richards was honored as a finalist for Houston's Entrepreneur of the Year in 1995 and his company was recognized as one of Houston's Top 100 Companies. Prior to 1991, Mr. Richards served in a number of middle and senior management positions, eventually becoming President/CEO of Tinsley Physical Therapy, a private Houston company, during the late 1980s. Mr. Richards has served on numerous community based boards, including The John Cooper School, First Baptist Church, and The Club at Carlton Woods. He currently serves on the Executive Board for The Cox School of Business (Southern Methodist University), the Advisory Board for Advanced ICU (a St. Louis based company that provides high quality critical care and intensive care physician services via telemedicine), and on the Advisory Board for Therapy Track.

Richard Tinsley, Therapy Track Founder & CEO.

Dan Wilford is past president (1984-2002) of Memorial Hermann Healthcare System and its nine subsidiary corporations and served as chief executive officer of a community-based, not-for-profit, multi-hospital system consisting of 13 hospitals in the greater Houston area, and 2 hospitals in Beaumont and Orange, Texas, an outpatient center, two nursing homes, a retirement community, and a wellness center. Mr. Wilford earned his Bachelor of Arts Degree at the University of Mississippi in 1962; Master's Degree in Hospital Administration at Washington University in St. Louis in 1966; and completed his residency in hospital administration at Hillcrest Medical Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Mr. Wilford has served on the board of directors of many professional organizations. He was a founder and was active in Voluntary Hospitals of America (board chairman), VHA Texas (chairman), Texas Hospital Association (board member), American Hospital Association, Hospital Research and Development Institute (board member), American College of Healthcare Executives (Fellow and Regent, four terms), Greater Houston Partnership (board member), United Way of the Texas Gulf Coast (board member), and First United Methodist Church of Sugar Land (administrative board). In 1995, he was inducted into the University of Mississippi Alumni Hall of Fame, was the recipient of the Washington University Health Administration Program Distinguished Alumnus Award, received an honorary Doctorate of Laws degree from Houston Baptist University, and was named Business Leader of the Year in Fort Bend County, Texas. In March 1997, he received the American College of Healthcare Executive's Gold Medal Award. In June 1997, he was presented with the Texas Hospital Association's Earl C. Collier Award. In 2003, He received the Award of Honor from the American Hospital Association. Dan retired as an official with the National Football League and has actively participated in sports throughout his life.

Dan continues to be active serving on the Board of Directors of St. Joseph Health System of Orange, California, The John S. Dunn Research Foundation, corporate member of Memorial Hermann Healthcare System, and past director (13 years) of Infirmary Healthcare System, Mobile, Alabama. He serves on the Board of Directors of two public companies: Healthcare Realty Trust and LHC Group. He is on the advisory board of three health related private companies. He is on the Audit Committee of M. D. Anderson Medical Center and serves on the board of numerous not for profit organizations.