Gloria A. Cordle
Administrative Director

Gloria Cordle is the Administrative Director and founder for the Medical Alliance Association (MAA) Safety Group 834 established in 1997.

Based primarily upon the unique expertise of Ms. Cordle, this Group is exclusively authorized by the State Compensation Insurance Fund (STATE FUND) to monitor and promote Safety Programs for employers within these specific business industry Groups, and amongst many other benefits that are made available, to facilitate a major 6% Savings for these employers off of their annual SCIF Workers Compensation Insurance Premium.

In affiliation with her Safety-Groups, Ms. Cordle can offer particular expertise to the Medical Industry, and also specializes in such areas as Risk-Retention programs and Group Association programs.

Ms. Cordle takes “special care” to honor all relationships that are already established between her Safety Group Members and “their Insurance Brokers”. She will assist the Members, and if applicable along with their Brokers, whenever possible on various insurance programs and up to date business needs that assist the business owner and their manager for the medical industry.

After experiencing “first-hand” the numerous emotional, practical, and societal complexities of caring-for and raising her son who was born with Spina Bifida, Ms. Cordle founded and became the Executive Director of the Spina Bifida Association of California in 1990.

In this regard, she has also authored two comprehensive published writings for personal health management; the first is the Personal  Medical  Journal which is designed for the community-at-large to maintain pertinent personal medical records; and the second is the Personal  Caregiver  Handbook, which is designed for the individual with special needs that requires the assistance of a caregiver for their personal care and continuum of health.

Ms. Cordle also has extensive experience in “national” conference leadership within the medical industry.  As an example, she is recognized in the Santa Clara Valley educational and medical circles for her broad understanding of the needs of both the individual, their family, and, the professional. Additionally, she has also chaired programs that have assisted in the establishment of educational programs, and, the “mainstreaming” of disabled children to local neighborhood schools.

Rounding-out her capabilities, Ms. Cordle also acts as an independent private consultant and a public speaker pertaining to issues related to Spina Bifida, general disabilities and rehabilitation, and special products/resources/services. Accordingly, she can provide an “assessment of needs” and “in-service presentations” regarding the disabled community to medical and academic professionals, to families, and/or to individuals.