Care Design NY Executive and Leadership Team

Kerry Delaney, the Chief Executive Officer at Care Design NY, directs the overarching strategic vision for care coordination services across New York State. Delaney architects the organizational framework required to support individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, ensuring all programs remain strictly person-centered. By collaborating with the Board and external stakeholders, the Chief Executive Officer drives initiatives that enhance member access to critical healthcare resources and advocacy. This leadership role involves maintaining high standards of service delivery while navigating complex regulatory environments throughout New York City and Long Island. Kerry Delaney monitors operational performance to guarantee that every member receives necessary supports for a quality life. Through consistent engagement with families and community partners, the Chief Executive Officer fosters an environment of inclusivity and excellence. Ultimately, Delaney secures the long-term mission of the organization by aligning internal resources with the evolving needs of the diverse population served.

Christopher Masi, the Chief Financial Officer at Care Design NY, manages the fiscal health and budgetary planning for the entire care coordination organization. Masi oversees the allocation of financial resources to ensure that care management services remain sustainable across New York State. By analyzing revenue streams and operational costs, the Chief Financial Officer optimizes the financial infrastructure supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. This role requires constant coordination with the executive team to balance fiscal responsibility with the expansion of essential member services. Christopher Masi implements rigorous financial controls to maintain transparency and compliance with state-level healthcare funding requirements. Through strategic forecasting, the Chief Financial Officer mitigates economic risks while identifying opportunities for growth in service delivery. Masi ensures that every dollar spent directly contributes to the well-being of clients, thereby reinforcing the organization's commitment to providing high-quality, accessible care management solutions for families throughout the region.

Kenneth Lanoue, the Chief Information Officer at Care Design NY, directs the digital transformation and data security strategies essential for modern care coordination. Lanoue architects the technological systems that allow care managers to track member progress and access vital healthcare information across New York State. By implementing robust data management platforms, the Chief Information Officer ensures that sensitive client information remains protected while facilitating seamless communication between families and service providers. This leadership role involves integrating advanced software solutions to streamline enrollment processes and improve the efficiency of health home services. Kenneth Lanoue monitors the performance of all digital infrastructure to prevent service disruptions for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Through continuous innovation, the Chief Information Officer supports the organization's mission by providing the tools necessary for data-driven decision-making. Lanoue maintains the integrity of the technological ecosystem, ensuring that all digital assets align with the broader goal of enhancing client well-being.

Catherine Varano, the Chief Administrative Officer at Care Design NY, manages the internal operational policies and organizational workflows that sustain daily care management activities. Varano oversees human resources, facility management, and administrative compliance to ensure that the organization functions effectively across New York State. By refining internal processes, the Chief Administrative Officer creates a stable environment where care coordinators can focus entirely on supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. This role involves coordinating with other C-suite leaders to implement policies that improve staff retention and service quality. Catherine Varano monitors administrative performance metrics to identify areas for operational improvement and efficiency gains. Through the development of standardized procedures, the Chief Administrative Officer ensures that all advocacy and enrollment services meet the high standards expected by families and state regulators. Varano drives the organizational culture, ensuring that every administrative function remains aligned with the core mission of providing compassionate, person-centered care to all members.