Care Options for Kids Executive and Leadership Team

Adam Wilcox, the Chief Executive Officer at Care Options for Kids, directs the overarching strategy and operational execution for the national pediatric home healthcare provider. Wilcox guides the organization's mission to serve children from birth to age 21 across twelve states, ensuring the delivery of critical services including private duty nursing, physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy. Overseeing a network of over 3,000 clinicians, Wilcox focuses on expanding market reach and enhancing service offerings within in-home, clinic, school, and telehealth settings. The Chief Executive Officer ensures seamless integration of acquired entities and drives the company's growth trajectory, maintaining a strong focus on patient outcomes and family support. Adam Wilcox champions the company's commitment to accepting Medicaid, TRICARE, and major commercial insurance plans, facilitating access to essential care for thousands of children.

Tuyet G., the Pmhnp-Bc, Chief Executive Officer at Care Options for Kids, spearheads the clinical strategy and operational excellence for the organization's extensive pediatric home healthcare services. Tuyet G. ensures the highest standards of care are met for children from birth to age 21 across twelve states, focusing on medically complex patients. This leadership role involves direct oversight of the 3,000+ clinicians providing private duty nursing, physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and ABA therapy. The Chief Executive Officer drives innovation in care delivery models, including in-home, clinic, school, and telehealth settings, to maximize accessibility and effectiveness. Tuyet G. also focuses on the integration of the proprietary digital platform, enhancing care coordination and family community engagement. This executive ensures the company's clinical offerings align with market needs and regulatory requirements, supporting the mission of providing comprehensive support to children and their families.

Christine Wood, the Chief Revenue Officer at Care Options for Kids, architects the revenue generation strategies and commercial growth initiatives for the national pediatric home healthcare provider. Christine Wood drives the expansion of services across twelve states, focusing on maximizing patient access through diverse payer relationships, including Medicaid, TRICARE, and major commercial insurance plans. The Chief Revenue Officer oversees all sales, marketing, and business development functions, ensuring alignment with the company's mission to serve children from birth to age 21. This leadership position involves identifying new market opportunities, optimizing pricing structures, and fostering strong relationships with referral sources and strategic partners. Christine Wood plays a pivotal role in the company's financial performance, managing the revenue cycle and driving profitability to support continued investment in clinical services and infrastructure. Wood's efforts directly contribute to the company's ability to serve over 28,000 children annually.

Betsy Billinghurst, the Chief Legal Officer & Executive Vice President at Care Options for Kids, provides comprehensive legal counsel and strategic oversight for the organization's extensive operations. Betsy Billinghurst ensures compliance with all federal and state regulations governing pediatric home healthcare services across twelve states, safeguarding the company's interests and upholding its commitment to patient care. This executive role involves managing all legal affairs, including contracts, litigation, corporate governance, and risk management, particularly concerning services delivered in in-home, clinic, school, and telehealth settings. The Chief Legal Officer & Executive Vice President also advises on strategic initiatives, including mergers, acquisitions, and the integration of new healthcare organizations, ensuring legal frameworks support business objectives. Billinghurst's expertise is critical in navigating the complex healthcare landscape and protecting the company's reputation and operational integrity as it serves children from birth to age 21.