PACE Southeast Michigan Executive and Leadership Team

Brandon Young, the President & Chief Executive Officer at PACE Southeast Michigan, directs the overarching strategic vision for comprehensive geriatric care across the region. Young architects long-term growth initiatives while ensuring the organization maintains high standards for primary care, dental, and vision services. By aligning clinical outcomes with community-based support models, the President & Chief Executive Officer fosters an environment where seniors remain independent within their own homes. Brandon Young manages high-level relationships with stakeholders and regulatory bodies to secure the sustainability of these vital health services. Through rigorous oversight of organizational performance, the President & Chief Executive Officer drives operational excellence and mission fulfillment. This leadership role requires constant evaluation of market needs to expand access for individuals aged 55 and older. Ultimately, Young secures the future of the organization by prioritizing participant well-being and operational efficiency in every strategic decision.

Jeff Burmeister, the Chief Financial Officer & Chief Health Plan Officer at PACE Southeast Michigan, manages the fiscal health and insurance plan architecture for the organization. Burmeister directs financial planning, budgeting, and resource allocation to support the delivery of comprehensive care services. By overseeing the health plan operations, the Chief Financial Officer & Chief Health Plan Officer ensures the financial viability of programs designed for individuals with disabilities and chronic conditions. Jeff Burmeister analyzes economic trends to optimize funding for primary care, dental, and vision services. This leadership role involves balancing fiscal responsibility with the mission of providing high-quality, community-based support. Through strategic financial modeling, the Chief Financial Officer & Chief Health Plan Officer secures the resources necessary for maintaining 24-hour medical coverage. Burmeister drives long-term stability, ensuring that the organization remains a reliable provider for the aging population while navigating complex healthcare reimbursement landscapes.

Nejasmyn Anderson, the President & Chief Operating Officer at PACE Southeast Michigan, executes daily operational workflows across all day centers and home health service divisions. Anderson optimizes the delivery of physical therapy and transportation logistics to ensure seamless participant experiences. By streamlining internal processes, the President & Chief Operating Officer maintains the high-quality standards necessary for supporting individuals with chronic health conditions. Nejasmyn Anderson coordinates cross-departmental efforts to maximize the efficiency of community-based care delivery. This role involves managing the complex infrastructure required to provide 24-hour medical provider coverage and engaging daily activities. Through meticulous attention to service delivery metrics, the President & Chief Operating Officer enhances the overall quality of life for participants. Anderson drives continuous improvement in operational capacity, ensuring that the organization meets the evolving needs of the aging population throughout the service area with precision and care.

Gwendolyn Graddy-Dansby, the Chief Medical Officer at PACE Southeast Michigan, leads the clinical strategy and medical service delivery for all participants. Graddy-Dansby architects evidence-based care protocols for primary care, physical therapy, and home health services. By supervising the medical staff, the Chief Medical Officer ensures that every participant receives personalized, high-quality treatment tailored to chronic health conditions. Gwendolyn Graddy-Dansby coordinates with the broader leadership team to integrate clinical excellence into the daily activities and transportation services provided by the organization. This role involves maintaining rigorous standards for 24-hour medical provider coverage and patient safety. Through the implementation of innovative geriatric care models, the Chief Medical Officer enhances the health outcomes of the aging population. Graddy-Dansby drives clinical quality initiatives, ensuring that the organization remains at the forefront of community-based health services while supporting the independence of every individual served.