The work of the HPC is overseen by an 11-member Board of Commissioners.
As of July 1, 2025, Chapter 343 of the Acts of 2024 amended the composition of the HPC Board and the appointment terms for members. Nine members are appointed as individual experts by the Governor and the Attorney General and two members serve due to their official roles in state government.
As designated under the law, each appointed Board member has demonstrated expertise in a particular aspect of health care policy, including health care management, delivery, finance, workforce, innovation, behavioral health, economics, or consumer advocacy. serve as special state employees and are precluded by law from being employed by, a consultant to, a member of the board of directors of, affiliated with, have a financial stake in or otherwise be a representative of a health care entity while serving on the Board.
HPC staff and Board members work collaboratively and transparently to advance the mission of the HPC. Representing a range of perspectives and backgrounds, the HPC Board meets regularly in meetings that are open to the public.
The HPC's Board meeting schedule and materials are available here.
HPC Board of Commissioners
- CHAIRPERSON Demonstrated expertise in health care administration, finance and management at a senior level Appointed by the Governor
- Demonstrated expertise in representing hospitals or hospital health systems Appointed by the Governor
- Demonstrated expertise in health plan administration and finance Appointed by the Governor
- A registered nurse with expertise in the delivery of care and development and utilization of innovative treatments in the practice of patient care Appointed by the Governor
- Demonstrated expertise in representing the health care workforce as a leader in a labor organization Appointed by the Governor, from a shortlist provided by the Senate President
- Demonstrated expertise in health care innovation, including pharmaceuticals, biotechnology or medical devices Appointed by the Governor, from a shortlist provided by the Speaker of the House
- A health economist Appointed by the Attorney General
- Demonstrated expertise in health care consumer advocacy Appointed by the Attorney General
- Expertise in behavioral health, substance use disorder, mental health services and mental health reimbursement systems Appointed by the Attorney General
- Secretary of Health and Human Services, or a designee
- Commissioner of the Division of Insurance, or a designee