WesleyLife Executive and Leadership Team

Robert Kretzinger, the President & Chief Executive Officer at WesleyLife, directs the overarching strategic vision for all home health and hospice operations. Overseeing the expansion of adult day services and public health nursing, the President & Chief Executive Officer ensures alignment between organizational growth and the mission of supporting independent living. This leadership role involves constant collaboration with the Board to refine service delivery models across the Midwest. By prioritizing operational excellence, Robert Kretzinger drives the integration of nutrition and transportation programs into the broader care continuum. The President & Chief Executive Officer maintains a focus on long-term sustainability, ensuring that every service line meets the evolving needs of the aging population. Through rigorous oversight of regional health initiatives, Kretzinger secures the organization's position as a leader in community-based care, fostering an environment where quality outcomes remain the primary objective for every client served.

Craig Flanagan, the Chief Financial Officer at WesleyLife, manages the fiscal health and capital allocation strategies for all home health, hospice, and nutrition programs. Overseeing the budgeting process and financial reporting, the Chief Financial Officer ensures the organization maintains the resources necessary to support long-term independence for seniors. This role involves analyzing the cost-effectiveness of transportation and public health nursing services to optimize operational efficiency. By implementing robust financial controls, Craig Flanagan drives the stability required for sustainable growth across the region. The Chief Financial Officer collaborates with other executive leaders to evaluate investment opportunities in new care technologies and facility improvements. Through meticulous management of revenue cycles and expense structures, Flanagan secures the financial foundation of the organization. This focus on fiscal discipline allows the company to continue delivering essential services, ensuring that every dollar spent directly contributes to the mission of empowering individuals to remain independent at home.

Amy Hutchins, the Chief Marketing Officer at WesleyLife, architects the brand strategy and public outreach initiatives for all home health and wellness services. Managing the communication of complex care offerings, the Chief Marketing Officer ensures that families understand the value of hospice, nutrition, and transportation support. This role involves analyzing market trends to identify gaps in senior care accessibility across the region. By crafting targeted campaigns, Amy Hutchins drives engagement with potential clients and community partners. The Chief Marketing Officer collaborates with clinical leadership to translate medical service benefits into accessible information for the public. Through the optimization of digital and traditional outreach channels, Hutchins expands the reach of the organization's mission. This strategic focus on brand positioning ensures that the organization remains the preferred provider for individuals seeking to maintain independence at home, ultimately strengthening the market presence of the entire service portfolio.

Susan Halterman, the Chief Information Officer at WesleyLife, directs the digital infrastructure and data security protocols supporting all home health and hospice operations. Overseeing the implementation of advanced health information systems, the Chief Information Officer ensures seamless data flow between clinical staff and administrative teams. This role involves architecting scalable technology solutions that enhance the efficiency of public health nursing and adult day services. By modernizing the technical framework, Susan Halterman drives improvements in patient record management and service coordination. The Chief Information Officer works closely with the executive team to leverage data analytics for better decision-making regarding resource allocation. Through the continuous monitoring of cybersecurity threats, Halterman protects sensitive client information across all regional operations. This commitment to technological advancement supports the organization's ability to provide reliable, high-quality care, ensuring that digital tools effectively serve the needs of both staff and the individuals receiving support.