Leadership Overview
Paradigm has 4 executives leading key functions including corporate strategy, ownership oversight, information technology, and enterprise clinical management.
Committed to advancing value-based care, Paradigm transforms the healthcare landscape by delivering measurable outcomes for patients with complex injuries through innovative risk-based clinical solutions and comprehensive specialty networks.
Committed to advancing value-based care, Paradigm transforms the healthcare landscape by delivering measurable outcomes for patients with complex injuries through innovative risk-based clinical solutions and comprehensive specialty networks.
Leadership Roles at Paradigm
Jan Wells - Chief Executive Officer
Jan Wells, the Chief Executive Officer at Paradigm, directs the overarching strategic vision and operational execution of the organization. Wells architects the long-term growth trajectory, focusing on expanding value-based care models across the workers compensation and broader healthcare markets. By aligning clinical solutions with payer and provider needs, the Chief Executive Officer ensures the delivery of high-quality outcomes for individuals with complex injuries. This leadership role involves constant collaboration with the Board to maintain financial stability and market leadership. Jan Wells drives the integration of specialty networks and home health services to enhance the full continuum of care. Through rigorous oversight of risk-based programs, the Chief Executive Officer optimizes cost efficiencies while maintaining superior patient care standards. Ultimately, Wells secures the company's position as a pioneer in the specialty care management sector.
Greg Helton - Chief Executive Officer & Owner
Greg Helton, the Chief Executive Officer & Owner at Paradigm, governs the foundational business interests and long-term capital allocation strategies. Helton manages the ownership structure, ensuring that the organization remains dedicated to its core mission of improving lives through specialized care management. The Chief Executive Officer & Owner evaluates high-level market opportunities to strengthen the company's footprint within the healthcare industry. By fostering a culture of accountability and excellence, Greg Helton guides the executive team toward achieving sustainable growth and operational success. This role involves balancing the interests of stakeholders with the necessity of delivering measurable cost efficiencies in complex injury management. Helton oversees the strategic direction of payment integrity programs, ensuring that the business model remains robust and competitive. Through this leadership, the Chief Executive Officer & Owner maintains the integrity and vision of the entire organization.
Craig Burns - Chief Information Officer
Craig Burns, the Chief Information Officer at Paradigm, architects the digital infrastructure and data analytics capabilities required to support complex care management. Burns directs the implementation of secure, scalable technology platforms that facilitate shared decision support and clinical data integration. The Chief Information Officer ensures that all digital systems align with the company's commitment to value-based care, enabling providers to access critical patient information efficiently. By overseeing cybersecurity protocols and data integrity, Craig Burns protects sensitive health information across all North American operations. This leadership role involves partnering with clinical teams to leverage technology for improved patient outcomes and operational transparency. Burns drives the modernization of internal systems to support the full continuum of care, ensuring that the organization remains at the forefront of healthcare innovation. Ultimately, the Chief Information Officer optimizes technical resources to enhance overall business performance.

Thomas Schenk - Chief Medical Officer, Enterprise
Thomas Schenk, the Chief Medical Officer, Enterprise at Paradigm, leads the clinical strategy and medical governance for all complex injury management programs. Schenk defines the clinical standards and protocols that drive the organization's value-based care initiatives. The Chief Medical Officer, Enterprise oversees the medical quality of case management services, ensuring that every patient receives evidence-based, high-impact care. By collaborating with providers and payers, Thomas Schenk optimizes clinical outcomes and manages the complexities of high-cost diagnoses. This leadership role involves directing medical policy and clinical innovation to maintain the company's reputation for excellence in the healthcare market. Schenk monitors clinical performance metrics to ensure that all services meet rigorous quality benchmarks. Through this focus on medical excellence, the Chief Medical Officer, Enterprise supports the company's mission to improve lives while delivering significant cost efficiencies across the entire healthcare continuum.
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