President & CEO

• Feb 1997 - Present

25 YEARS ON THE FRONT LINE Since 1997, the Grace Children’s Foundation (GCF) has been connecting children in need to pro bono and subsidized medical care and essential nonclinical resources through its case-by-case model. Today, GCF and its partners in healing are collaborating to modernize the process of coordinating care between medical professionals and others who play an instrumental role in providing full circle access for children in need globally. There is an urgent need for collaboration, communication and connectivity in the pediatric healthcare sector for children and their advocates who are unable to pay for medical expertise and ancillary resources essential to their wellbeing. While digital platforms are accomplishing things that were unimaginable twenty years ago, it is clear that these innovations have not yet been used to maximum impact…until now. The Children’s Resource Exchange (CRE) digital service will facilitate the coordination of resources for children suffering from debilitating but treatable diseases, medical conditions, traumatic injuries and congenital birth anomalies, matching them with pediatric subspecialties. In time, as case information increases, automated processes will be able to analyze the needs of patients, aiding physicians in diagnostics and treatments. These automated processes will recommend the most appropriate resources for patient care, which will lead to improved outcomes. The CRE platform aims to be the go-to resource for pediatric healthcare—dedicated to children who wait. Show less

Actor

• 1975 - 1995