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PATRICK ADAMS is a Chief Executive Officer at HealthCare Partners, PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER (OWNER) at VESTRAMD - HEALTHCARE SERVICES & CONSULTING, and President at Heritage Medical Systems and is based in City Metropolitan Area, New York City, New York. He has worked as PRESIDENT - TRANSCEND & VP PROVIDER DEVELOPMENT - HUMANA at Humana, Inc.; VICE PRESIDENT - NORTHERN CALIFORNIA at APRIA, INC.; and DIRECTOR OF FINANCE at Cardinal Health, Inc.. Patrick attended SDSU, San Diego State University-California State University between 1990 and 1994, and Seattle University between 2001 and 2003.

Dr. Popat joined Marin Community Clinics as Chief Medical Officer in November 2013. In February 2017 he became Associate Chief Executive Officer and in October 2017 Chief Executive Officer. In these positions he has overseen interdisciplinary and integrated clinical services; transformed the care we provide to be genuinely team-based and in line with patient-centered principles; built and supported Marin Community Clinics dynamic clinical leadership team; and facilitated contracts with medical groups and independent clinicians to provide a broad range of specialty services in-house. Dr. Popat is a Board Certified Family Physician with a Doctor of Medicine and Masters in Public Health from Tufts University Medical School in Boston. He returned to his California roots to serve in the O’Connor Hospital/Stanford Family Medicine Residency Program in San Jose. Dr. Popat is currently completing a two-year Health Care Leadership fellowship with the California Health Care Foundation and UCSF. In addition to his work at Marin Community Clinics, Dr. Popat is a Commissioner with Partnership Health Plan of California, which covers 550,000 people with MediCal coverage in 14 counties. It is his many experiences leading diverse teams that have prepared him for a leadership role in community healthcare, including stints in India and South Africa, working with local medical professionals to improve preventive care for diabetes patients and to describe the psychosocial factors surrounding HIV infection.