Harbor Health Services Executive and Leadership Team

John O'Hara, the Interim Chief Executive Officer at Harbor Health Services, directs the organization's strategic trajectory and operational oversight during a transitional phase. O'Hara focuses on maintaining service continuity and advancing the agency's mission of providing accessible healthcare across Boston, South Shore, and Cape Cod. This leadership role involves guiding the executive team to ensure all community health centers and PACE programs operate efficiently and effectively, upholding the commitment to affordable health services. O'Hara's immediate responsibilities include stabilizing operations and preparing the organization for future leadership. The focus remains on delivering high-quality primary care, dental, behavioral health, and nutritional services to all age groups. John O'Hara ensures that the core values of community well-being and independent living for seniors are consistently supported through strategic decision-making and operational management.

Susan Yee, the President & Chief Executive Officer at Harbor Health Services, architects the overarching strategy and long-term vision for the non-profit public health agency. Yee drives the expansion and enhancement of community health centers and PACE programs throughout Boston, South Shore, and Cape Cod. This executive position involves ensuring the delivery of a comprehensive suite of medical services, including primary care, dental, behavioral health, and nutritional support, to diverse age demographics. Yee champions the organization's commitment to facilitating access to affordable health services and promoting overall community well-being. The Elder Service Plan (PACE) receives particular attention, ensuring seniors can maintain independent living while receiving necessary chronic healthcare monitoring. Susan Yee's leadership ensures Harbor Health Services remains a vital resource, adapting to evolving healthcare needs and strengthening its impact across all served regions.

Todd Murphy, the Chief Financial Officer at Harbor Health Services, directs all financial operations and fiscal strategy for the organization's extensive network of community health centers and PACE programs. Murphy oversees budgeting, financial planning, and resource allocation to ensure the sustainability and growth of services across Boston, South Shore, and Cape Cod. This critical role involves managing financial compliance, optimizing revenue streams, and securing funding to support the delivery of affordable health services. Todd Murphy's responsibilities extend to financial reporting and analysis, providing key insights to guide strategic decision-making for primary care, dental, behavioral health, and nutritional services. The CFO ensures fiscal integrity, enabling Harbor Health Services to effectively serve all age groups and support seniors in maintaining independent living through the Elder Service Plan (PACE).

Martha Esquivel, the Chief Human Resources Officer at Harbor Health Services, leads all human capital strategies and initiatives across the organization's multiple locations. Esquivel is responsible for talent acquisition, employee development, compensation, and benefits, ensuring Harbor Health Services attracts and retains skilled professionals dedicated to community health. This executive function is vital for supporting the delivery of comprehensive medical services, including primary care, dental, and behavioral health, by fostering a supportive and high-performing work environment. Martha Esquivel oversees HR policies and compliance, ensuring alignment with the agency's mission to provide accessible and affordable health services. The focus remains on cultivating a culture that supports both staff well-being and the independent living goals of seniors served by the PACE program. Esquivel's leadership ensures a robust and engaged workforce across Boston, South Shore, and Cape Cod.

Kenyetta Burgess, the Chief Operations Officer at Harbor Health Services, directs the day-to-day operational execution of all community health centers and PACE programs across Boston, South Shore, and Cape Cod. Burgess ensures the efficient and effective delivery of a wide range of medical services, including primary care, dental, behavioral health, and nutritional services, to diverse patient populations. This leadership role involves optimizing workflows, managing facility operations, and implementing best practices to enhance patient care and service accessibility. Kenyetta Burgess oversees the operational integration of the Elder Service Plan (PACE), supporting seniors' ability to live independently while receiving necessary healthcare monitoring. The COO's focus is on operational excellence, driving efficiency, and ensuring the organization consistently meets its commitment to providing affordable health services and promoting overall community well-being across all service areas.