PACE Southeast Michigan Executive and Leadership Team

Mary Naber, the President & Chief Executive Officer at PACE Southeast Michigan, directs the overarching strategy and vision for the organization. Naber guides the company's mission to provide comprehensive care for individuals aged 55 and older, focusing on enabling participants to remain in their homes and communities. This leadership role involves overseeing all functional areas, ensuring alignment with the goal of enhancing quality of life through integrated health and social services. Mary Naber drives the strategic initiatives that support the organization's commitment to participants with chronic health conditions or disabilities. The executive's focus extends to fostering partnerships and ensuring the long-term sustainability and growth of PACE Southeast Michigan's vital services across the region.

Jeffrey Burmeister, the Chief Financial Officer & Chief Health Plan Officer at PACE Southeast Michigan, manages the organization's financial health and the strategic direction of its health plan offerings. Burmeister oversees all financial operations, including budgeting, forecasting, and resource allocation, ensuring the fiscal stability necessary to support comprehensive care services. As Chief Health Plan Officer, Jeffrey Burmeister directs the development and management of health plan benefits and provider networks, aligning them with the organization's mission to serve individuals aged 55 and older. This dual role ensures that financial sustainability directly supports the delivery of high-quality, coordinated care and enhances the overall value proposition for participants and stakeholders.

Nejasmyn Anderson, the President & Chief Operating Officer at PACE Southeast Michigan, executes the daily operations and service delivery. Anderson manages the comprehensive care model, ensuring seamless integration of primary care, dental, vision, physical therapy, and home health services. This operational leadership ensures participants receive coordinated care designed to support independent living within their communities. Nejasmyn Anderson oversees the day centers, activity programming, and transportation logistics, all critical components for participant engagement and well-being. The Chief Operating Officer drives efficiency and quality across all service lines, directly impacting the organization's ability to provide 24-hour medical provider coverage and a supportive environment for seniors.

Christopher Stanley, the President, Healthy Populations at PACE Southeast Michigan, spearheads initiatives focused on the well-being and health outcomes of the senior demographic served. Stanley directs strategies aimed at proactive health management and disease prevention, ensuring participants aged 55 and older receive comprehensive support to maintain their independence. This leadership role involves developing programs that enhance quality of life, foster community engagement, and address the specific health challenges faced by individuals with chronic conditions. Christopher Stanley drives the expansion and refinement of services that enable seniors to thrive in their homes and communities, aligning population health goals with the organization's core mission.

Gwendolyn Graddy, the Chief Medical Officer at PACE Southeast Michigan, leads the clinical strategy and ensures the highest standards of medical care for participants. Graddy oversees the integration of primary care, specialty services, and home health, focusing on the unique needs of individuals aged 55 and older, particularly those with chronic conditions. This medical leadership ensures that all healthcare interventions are coordinated and contribute to participants remaining in their homes and communities. Gwendolyn Graddy champions evidence-based practices and drives initiatives to enhance patient outcomes and satisfaction. The Chief Medical Officer plays a pivotal role in maintaining 24-hour medical provider coverage and fostering a patient-centered approach across all clinical operations.