35 Years, 35 Ways InnovAge Changes Lives
For our 35th Anniversary, We Celebrate Care by the Numbers.
InnovAge is proud to reach an important milestone: 35 years of empowering seniors to age independently in their homes and communities.
Kelly Swanson, MSW
Genuine human connection is the basis of quality care and overall satisfaction. My goal in all things is to establish this connection with those we serve and with those who provide direct participant care. It is my honor to be in a position within an organization such as InnovAge that allows me to reach this goal day in and day out. Read More
Joseph Johnson, MD
Great primary care is about creating a partnership between a patient and their care team. InnovAge puts the patient’s goals and individualism first. Read More
Danielle Malm
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Loan Pham, MD
I enjoy working at PACE and establishing long-term relationships with participants. I have the satisfaction of seeing their appreciation for life, learning from their wisdom, and listening to the best stories of days gone by. Read More
Letisha Deibert, MD
Caring for people is about giving others what they need when they need it. I'm proud to say I'm able to do that here at InnovAge. Read More
Michael Leiding, MD
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Cecil J. Bottenbley, DMD
I enjoy talking with my patients and finding out about their lives and what they did for a living. They tell me some very interesting things! Read More
Fatima Kazi, DDS
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Patricia Hughes, DNP, RN, CCRN
One must listen to heal. Read More
Angela Petkoff, AGNP
My goal is to help participants enjoy the best quality of life. I believe listening and collaboration are essential to meet the healthcare goals of each individual. Read More
Allison Hosack, NP
I operate with integrity and compassion and I believe in developing strong patient relationships to better understand individual health needs and goals. Read More
Gabriel Silversmith, MD, MS
PACE is a wonderful model that allows us to do what we love – care for older adults with complex needs. Read More
Mark Learned, MD
I saw my mother care for her mother for more than 15 years after a traumatic brain injury, and I watched my father care for his mother as she declined from dementia. They were clearly labors of love – and Herculean labors in their own right. Spending my career at a place that tries to help seniors and families get the help they need is a tremendous honor. Read More
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