Meet our dedicated team

Delaina Martinez is a healthcare compliance and revenue integrity expert with more than a decade of specialized experience in behavioral health, Opioid Treatment Programs (OTPs), Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs), Tribal Healthcare systems, and high‑risk, highly regulated clinical environments. As the Founder and Principal Consultant of Revenue Integrity & Strategic Compliance (RISC) LLC, she partners with organizations across Alaska, New Mexico, Arizona, and Tribal communities to strengthen compliance, improve operational performance, and build financially sustainable programs that deliver high‑quality care.

Delaina’s expertise spans Medicaid and Medicare requirements, revenue cycle optimization, documentation and coding integrity, licensing and accreditation readiness, FWA prevention, and regulatory alignment with SOTA, DOH, BHSD, and DEA expectations. She is known for her ability to translate complex regulations into clear, actionable workflows that protect organizations while improving patient access and continuity of care.

A recognized leader in behavioral health operations, Delaina has served in executive roles including COO, CEO, CRO, Program Director, and Director of Financial Services for OTPs and behavioral health clinics. She has also supported Tribal health systems in expanding access to culturally responsive, compliant, and financially stable treatment services.

Delaina is especially passionate about integrated care, and Tribal Health Systems helping organizations implement primary care–behavioral health models, same‑day billing, collaborative care workflows, and Medicaid/Medicare‑aligned documentation practices. She understands that many clinics want integrated care but struggle with implementation — and she provides the clarity, structure, and training needed to make it successful.

Her work is grounded in a commitment to quality patient care, particularly for vulnerable and underserved populations. She helps programs address one of the most persistent challenges in behavioral health and opioid treatment: patient retention. By strengthening clinical workflows, improving documentation, and aligning operations with patient‑centered practices, she supports organizations in keeping patients engaged long enough to stabilize and recover.

Delaina holds multiple professional certifications, including:

• Certified Professional Coder (CPC)

• Certified Professional Biller (CPB)

• Certified Professional Medical Auditor (CPMA)

• Behavioral Health Coding Specialist

• Revenue Cycle Management Specialist

• Member, American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC)

Through RISC LLC, Delaina provides the strategic guidance, regulatory expertise, and operational support that behavioral health and Tribal programs need to thrive in today’s complex healthcare landscape.

Anthony Adams, from Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico, brings extensive knowledge of Tribal communities and a deep understanding of the cultural, social, and geographic realities that shape access to care. As Director of Community Outreach for RISC LLC, he plays a key role in strengthening relationships, building trust, and ensuring that programs remain responsive to the needs of the populations they serve.

With 33 years of experience working in the Alaska oil industry, Anthony spent decades in some of the most remote villages in the Arctic, collaborating with local communities, navigating complex environments, and developing strong communication and problem‑solving skills. This background gives him a unique ability to connect with rural and Tribal communities, understand their challenges, and support engagement strategies that are culturally grounded and practical.

Anthony’s lived experience, cultural insight, and long history of working in remote and underserved areas make him a powerful resource for outreach, engagement, and community partnership development. His ability to bridge communication between providers and the communities they serve helps improve trust, strengthen retention, and support the long‑term success of behavioral health and Tribal healthcare programs.