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Lifespark announced Wednesday it appointed Matt Nyquist as its chief population health officer.
Nyquist will lead the St. Louis Park-based senior care company’s design, development and management of global risk products as it prepares for a national market expansion.
Lifespark CEO Joel Theisen said in a statement Nyquist has the right blend of expertise across a range of product types.
Read on for the full story in Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal/MinneInno...
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