He serves as a Member of the Board at Fallon Health and is a member of the audit and governance committees. He is a frequent speaker / lecturer, and contributor to media outlets including CNBC, The New York Times, CNN, The Financial Times, Becker’s Hospital Review, Senior Care Investor, The Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post and Modern Healthcare. With more than 35 years of global healthcare experience serving as a C-suite executive and board director, he is a respected advisor on mergers and acquisitions, strategy, clinical integration, physician engagement, and enhancing shareholder value.
On behalf of BDO, David served as the Chief Executive Officer of Senior Care Centers, a $1B post-acute care company. She joined Avalere Health in 2000, leading the firm’s provider practice and developing business intelligence products for 14 years.ĭavid Friend, M.D., is Co-Founder, Managing Director and Chief Transformation Officer of the BDO Center for Healthcare Excellence & Innovation which combines interdisciplinary expertise in finance, clinical, digital analytics, and regulatory knowledge. She spent her early career working as a healthcare advisor to Congressman John Lewis (D-GA) and then as the lead for Medicaid program oversight at the Office of Management and Budget. In 2018, Anne was named an Influencer in Aging by Next Avenue. Anne serves on the Aetna Medicaid Advisory Panel and the Caregiver Action Network Board of Directors and is a member of the National Academy of Social Insurance. Anne writes regularly about innovation in healthcare and aging, having contributed to Health Affairs, Huffington Post, McKnight’s Long-Term Care News, and Aging Media Network.
Anne also founded and runs Daughterhood, an online and in-person community that connects family caregivers with each other. She founded ATI Advisory, a DC-based research and advisory services firm that works to reform health and long-term care delivery and financing for older adults. Anne Tumlinson leads the nation in setting the direction of aging and disability policy.
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