Our People

Our vision and memories impact how we see everything—both literally and figuratively. That’s why losing one can make it feel like you’re losing your grip on life. And why losing both, as many nursing home residents are at risk of, makes the world itself a wildly frightful and confusing place. “Imagine you’re starting to lose your memories,” says Dr. Tiffany DeLeon, a Connecticut-based optometrist with Swift Optometry (managed by MedElite). “You’re losing part of your

A huge congratulations to our latest Care Coordinators of the month: Amy Chayet and Maria Prutting! In August, the RPM/CCM/PCM/APCM and BHI/CoCM teams voted for the colleague they believe best embodies the qualities MedElite highly esteems. Qualities like collaboration, reliability, and initiative in problem-solving—which these winners are quick to demonstrate. Please join us in celebrating Amy and Maria! Two people who help propel our care teams to success. RPM/CCM/PCM/APCM Care Coordinator of the Month: Amy

Bettina Scales-Tara doesn’t believe in losing. “You’re either winning or learning. You’re never losing,” she explains. “The more you fail, the more you learn, right? And so failure is just another opportunity to be great. That’s all it is.” This philosophy is the bedrock of Bettina’s career—a journey that proves it’s never too late to reinvent yourself, find your true passion, and scale your impact to help countless people. Our Director of Behavioral Programs has

We can’t let summer end without giving a major congratulations to our latest Care Coordinators of the month: Dr. Shayma Mazumder and Alexis Talley! In July, the RPM/CCM/PCM/APCM and BHI/CoCM teams voted for the colleague they believe best embodies the qualities MedElite highly esteems. Qualities like collaboration, reliability, and initiative in problem-solving—which these winners are quick to demonstrate. RPM/CCM/PCM/APCM Care Coordinator of the Month: Dr. Shayma Mazumder Dr. Shayma Mazumder is a pillar within the

The biggest congratulations to our Care Coordinators of the month: Kathy Cody and Dr. John Kyaw! In June, the RPM and CCM/PCM/APCM teams voted for the colleague they believe best embodies the qualities MedElite highly esteems. Qualities like collaboration, reliability, and initiative in problem-solving—which these two winners demonstrate every day. RPM Care Coordinator of the Month: Kathy Cody Kathy Cody’s high-level of excellence is well known within the RPM team. Her consistent commitment to quality

Last time we caught up with Yosef and his family, we shared that Nava is cancer-free! We also acknowledged how her fight wasn’t quite over. She was about to face another major battle: a bone marrow transplant, for which her brother, Koby, had stepped up to be the donor. We recently called Yosef to check-in with the Seewalds and get an update on where they’re at in this ongoing journey. One Transplant, Two Recoveries It’s

A huge congratulations to our Hollywood office’s employees of the month, Mildred Montague and Alicia Pruitt! Each month, the BHI/CoCM and CCM/PCM/APCM teams vote for the colleague they believe best embodies the qualities MedElite highly esteems. Qualities like collaboration, reliability, and initiative in problem-solving—which this month’s winners demonstrate every day. BHI/CoCM Care Coordinator of the Month: Mildred Montague Mildred Montague, our BHI/CoCM winner, has been a valued team member since joining MedElite/Infinite close to two

Living Our Mission As we celebrate National Nurses Week and National Skilled Nursing Care Week this May, we’re reminded that the most meaningful care often comes down to one simple thing: really listening to what a resident and their family want, then doing whatever it takes to make it happen. Jessica Notte, a MedElite Nurse Practitioner in Vermont, has always worked that way. She started her career as an inpatient Palliative Care and Oncology nurse

Care Coordinator Spotlight: Emily Rose Barreiro-Arechavaleta, LPN | Florida Living Our Mission Most people spend years trying to figure out their career path. Emily’s family jokes that she had hers sorted out when she was just a toddler. “Healthcare has been part of my identity for as long as I can remember,” Emily shares. “My family often says I decided I wanted to work in healthcare when I was about two years old, and that sense of