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Andrew Molosky is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Chapters Health System, one of the nation’s premier community-based care delivery systems. Chapters Health is a progressive leader in delivering innovative risk-bearing programming, hospice, palliative care, home health, durable medical equipment and pharmacy services designed to improve the lives of those affected by advancing age and illness. Chapters Health has redefined its position as the nation’s largest not-for-profit, end-of-life care organization into that of the leading community-based population health organization touching the lives throughout Florida. Having developed a team member-led culture focusing on quality outcomes over volumetric throughput to drive profitability, Chapters Health has reinvented itself as the optimal choice for the provision of low-cost, high performance chronic-illness care. This combination of innovation and creative disruption has dynamically shifted the healthcare landscape in the Florida markets in which Chapters Health serves and has become the standard-bearer for similar models nationally. Through incorporation of predictive analytics, risk-modeling, geriatric case management and social determinants of health, Chapters Health has become an unparalleled bridge between traditional provider and acute-care led models and that of the community space. Chapters Health is a proud recipient of the Great Places to Work in Aging Services designation for the third year running. Andrew is responsible for the overall leadership, strategic operations, fiscal health and growth of organizations and for ensuring that strategies and initiatives are aligned and directed toward the achievement of its vision and mission. Molosky has served in executive leadership positions in the post-acute areas of hospice, home care and community-based services for the last 18 years. Prior to joining Chapters, he was President and Chief Operations Officer of UnityPoint at Home in Des Moines, Iowa. He received his Masters of Business Administration from Ken Blanchard School of Business Administration at the Grand Canyon University in Phoenix. He holds his Fellowship from the American College of Healthcare Executives. Additionally he holds certifications from the Duke University Palliative Care Partnership, the Hospice Education Network and Hospice Palliative Care Administrator Certification. In addition to serving on a myriad of professional boards, he enjoys outdoor activities including boating, scuba diving and is an avid triathlete.

Kathryn Correia is a President & Chief Executive Officer at Legacy Health, Pres/CEO at Legacy Health Employees Retirement Plan, and Board Member at HEALTHEAST CARE SYSTEM and is based in Portland, Oregon. She has worked as Vice President, Geisinger Health System at Geisinger; President/CEO at HEALTHEAST CARE SYSTEM; and President, Appleton Medical Center and Theda Clark Medical Center, SVP, ThedaCare at ThedaCare. Kathryn studied at The Ohio State University between 1980 and 1982 and Denison University.

Scott Rifkin is a CEO & Managing Partner at Mid-Atlantic Health Care LLC, Executive Chairman at Provider Partners Health Plan (PPHP), and Founder & Executive Chairman at Real Time Medical Systems and is based in Timonium, Maryland. He studied at The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences between 1981 and 1985 and UMBC between 1977 and 1981.

Lisa Von Lehmden is a Chief Executive Officer at Ideal Home Health Care and is based in United States.

April Rhodes LAMFT is a Chief Executive Officer at Spectrum Healthcare Group Inc and Chief Executive Officer at Touchstone Health Services and is based in Cottonwood, Arizona. She has worked as Phlebotomy Supervisor at LabCorp, Interim Regional Vice President at La Frontera Empact SPC, and Child and Family Therapist at VERDE VALLEY GUIDANCE CLINIC. April works or has worked as Chair Elect Board Of Directors at Arizona Council of Human Service Providers and Board Member at Yavapai County Health Department. She studied at Arizona State University between 2011 and 2012, Arizona State University between 2009 and 2011, and University of Arizona between 2018 and 2020.