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We All Have to Play Harder

  • Dec 6, 2022
  • Meaghan Puglisi
  • 1-min Read

Matt Nyquist, Lifespark Chief Population Health Officer, joined Michael D. Bailey, CEO American Health Partners, Dwight Brown, CEO Homebase Medical, and Seffrah Orlando, Senior PR Specialist for SCAN Health Plan for a discussion at Aging Media’s CONTINUUM Conference. The CEO Provider Outlook for Senior Care Across the Continuum panel was moderated by Aging Media editor, Tim Mullaney. Forward-thinking leaders and C-suite executives from across senior care and housing, and the health care sector at large, listened to the discussion on trends and strategies about who in the industry is reshaping how care and services are delivered to older and complex populations. Matt’s remarks caught the attention of many prompting a few media write-ups about where Lifespark fits into all of this.

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