George M. Horioka,
CEO & Founder
Mr. Horioka is a well known business leader having been featured in print, radio, and cable TV as an ardent spokesperson for entrepreneurship in America. Having started and successfully running several corporations, from six to six hundred employees Mr. Horioka has enjoyed a 27 year business career. Starting in 1977, a year out of college with a degree in Economics and Business Administration.

Mr. Horioka started a small cleaning service that grew into one of the largest firms in the State of California. Later Mr. Horioka founded a security firm that quickly became a standard in the industry and was bought out by a large publicly traded New York stock exchange company. Along the way Mr. Horioka was instrumental in a national franchisor that was rated the 6 th best managed franchise in the United States under Mr. Horioka's position as CEO of that Company. Mr. Horioka also continued his education with additional studies at Pepperdine School of Business and Management. Mr. Horioka then began his foray into the medical field by introducing new technology into the medical community. He has since devoted his full time to assisting physicians with their practices.

Mr. Horioka was a guest of the White House under then President Ronald Reagan where Mr. Horioka was asked his views on small business in America. President Reagan's administration was instrumental in helping the individual realize his dreams through individual effort and business ownership.

Mr. Horioka was a member of YPO (Young President Organization), and received his business degree from the University of Redlands. He resides with his wife in Newport Beach, California.

Stanley Otake,
President
Mr. Otake is a respected health care executive for 20 years; Stan Otake has a broad understanding of the healthcare industry including the operations of acute care hospitals, managed care organizations, surgery centers and outpatient programs.

In 1985, Stan joined National Medical Enterprises (NME) and worked at Century City Hospital as a Marketing Manager.   Stan moved on in 1987 to San Luis Obispo to oversee the business development and marketing activities for Twin Cities Community Hospital in Templeton, CA.  

In 1989, Stan transferred to Lakewood Regional Medical Center as the Director of Marketing. In 1991, Stan left NME and joined Pacific Health Corporation, a 5 hospital acute care operator as the Vice-President of Marketing and Business Development.   After two years in the corporate office, he became the Chief Executive Officer of Bellflower Medical Center, a 145 bed general acute care hospital.   At that time, he was the youngest CEO operating an acute care hospital in Southern California. Stan left Bellflower after seven years and became the CEO of West Coast Surgery Centers performed over 1500 outpatient procedures/month at its facilities.   Stan is a graduate of University of California, Los Angeles and currently resides in Seal Beach, California.   

Conrad A. Carr
Chief Operations Officer
Mr. Carr began his career in medicine as a LVN where he worked in a hospital environment for several years.   He was an outstanding nurse and the hospital asked Mr. Carr to move into a managerial position where they paid for him to attend school to become of certified medical coder. Mr. Carr's' practicable knowledge provided him a key insight into medical billing and collections. He gained valuable experience in coding complicated surgeries and other medical procedures and provided him the impetus to start his own firm.   Mr. Carr founded Conrad Carr Medical Billing and Collections Services on his kitchen table.   Mr. Carr in 2004 formed a strategic partnership with Alliance and has become a valued management member of the team.   Mr. Carr resides in Newport Beach, California.