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. Overseeing the entire organizational mission, the President & Chief Executive Officer ensures that all primary care, dental, and vision services align with the goal of keeping seniors independent. This leadership role involves managing complex relationships with community stakeholders and regulatory bodies to maintain high standards of service delivery across the region. By fostering a culture of excellence, Brandon Young drives the expansion of home health services and day center activities. The President & Chief Executive Officer monitors performance metrics to guarantee that the organization meets the evolving needs of individuals aged 55 and older. Through consistent focus on operational efficiency and participant outcomes, the President & Chief Executive Officer secures the long-term sustainability of the care model while championing the rights of the aging population.

Jeff Burmeister, the Chief Financial Officer & Chief Health Plan Officer at PACE Southeast Michigan, governs the fiscal health and insurance plan administration for the organization. Overseeing the financial planning and health plan compliance, the Chief Financial Officer & Chief Health Plan Officer ensures that resources remain allocated toward high-impact clinical services. This leadership role involves managing complex reimbursement models and budgetary constraints to support the long-term viability of the care programs. By analyzing market trends and financial performance, Jeff Burmeister drives the fiscal strategy necessary to sustain comprehensive care for seniors. The Chief Financial Officer & Chief Health Plan Officer collaborates with clinical leadership to align financial goals with patient care objectives. Through meticulous oversight of the health plan, the Chief Financial Officer & Chief Health Plan Officer mitigates risk and ensures that the organization maintains the capacity to provide essential medical, dental, and vision services to the aging population.

Nejasmyn Anderson, the President & Chief Operating Officer at PACE Southeast Michigan, manages the daily execution of integrated care programs and facility logistics. Overseeing the day centers and transportation networks, the President & Chief Operating Officer ensures that every participant receives timely access to essential services. This leadership role requires constant coordination between physical therapy departments and home health teams to maintain seamless service delivery. By optimizing internal workflows, Nejasmyn Anderson improves the quality of life for seniors across the regional footprint. The President & Chief Operating Officer evaluates operational data to identify bottlenecks in service provision and implements corrective measures to enhance efficiency. Through rigorous oversight of daily activities, the President & Chief Operating Officer maintains the high standards required for 24-hour medical provider coverage. This focus on operational excellence allows the organization to support individuals with chronic health conditions effectively while fostering a vibrant community environment.

Gwendolyn Graddy, the Chief Medical Officer at PACE Southeast Michigan, directs the clinical standards and medical service delivery for all participants. Overseeing the medical provider teams and clinical protocols, the Chief Medical Officer ensures that every individual receives high-quality primary care and specialized health support. This leadership role involves establishing evidence-based practices for managing chronic conditions and disabilities among the elderly population. By supervising the medical staff, Gwendolyn Graddy maintains the integrity of the 24-hour coverage model. The Chief Medical Officer collaborates with the broader executive team to integrate clinical outcomes into the overall care strategy. Through constant evaluation of medical services, the Chief Medical Officer drives improvements in patient health and wellness. This commitment to clinical excellence allows the organization to provide effective physical therapy and home health services, ensuring that participants maintain their independence and quality of life within their own homes.