Meet the Team

Jonathan Amos conducts qualitative and quantitative research analyses to support ATI’s clients. He uses his experience in health systems operations and six years of relevant health policy research to bring together the perspectives of clinicians, payers, and patients. Their expertise lies in health equity policy analysis and State Medicaid reform, particularly relating to social determinants of health, health-related social needs, and Section 1115 Demonstrations. Prior to joining ATI, Amos managed COVID-19 specialty scheduling projects at Corewell Health, standing up new scheduling service lines and working with municipal and county leadership and nonprofit organizations serving underserved communities to promote equitable access to the COVID-19 vaccine. They additionally bring nearly a decade of LGBTQ+ community engagement and LGBTQ+ health policy expertise, having coordinated LGBTQ+ focus groups with local, on-the-ground community-based organizations, and developing expertise in the role of public programs in promoting equitable health care delivery for LGBTQ+ individuals. In particular, his research has focused on HIV prevention programs and services to support older LGBTQ+ adults as they age, with a focus on culturally competent care delivery, social supports, and social isolation. Amos received a Master of Public Health degree from the University of Michigan where they studied health management and policy. Prior to this, Amos studied social relations and policy at Michigan State University.

Jasleen Bhatia is a strategy professional focused on healthcare innovation, growth strategy, and value creation across the healthcare ecosystem. In her role, Bhatia supports strategic initiatives and growth efforts, helping evaluate opportunities to advance ATI’s mission. Prior to joining ATI, Bhatia worked in corporate strategy at Amerihealth Caritas, where she focused on strategic planning and market analysis to support enterprise growth initiatives. She brings an analytical, cross-functional perspective to healthcare strategy, with a focus on identifying scalable solutions that improve outcomes and drive sustainable growth. Bhatia holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Public Health from Rutgers University.

Robin Bloodworth, PhD, MPH, is a health services researcher and quantitative methods expert with more than 15 years of experience conducting research for federal agencies, consulting firms, academia, and nonprofit organizations. She has deep expertise in causal inference, risk adjustment, evaluation design, and large-scale claims and surveillance data analysis. In her role at ATI, Bloodworth ensures that analytics play a central role in ATI’s research and advisory work by leading teams that solve data needs, build reproducible workflows and analyses, and translate complex findings into policy considerations and recommendations. Before joining ATI, Bloodworth served as a Quantitative Health Researcher at Abt Global, where she led analytic workstreams for federal clients, such as CMS, CMMI, AHRQ, CDC, and USAID. Her work included evaluating alternative payment models, primary care quality improvement initiatives, and HIV PEPFAR programs, as well as overseeing data quality and analytic processes for large multi-side studies focused on COVID-19 surveillance and tuberculosis resource allocation. Before Abt, she served as a Data Analyst at PCORI, helping to establish and strengthen data infrastructure and evaluate internal processes aimed at funding patient-centered research. Bloodworth holds a PhD in Health Services and a Graduate Certificate in Geospatial Information Sciences from the University of Maryland, and an MPH and BA in Anthropology from the University of Memphis.

Olivia Blumenshine supports ATI Advisory’s external communication and marketing initiatives. Prior to joining ATI, Blumenshine served as a Research Assistant in pediatric neuro-oncology at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. In this role, she designed and performed experiments targeting alterations in the PI3K/mTOR pathway to model oncogenic cell growth in diffuse midline gliomas. Blumenshine previously served as a Research Assistant at the Digital Lab for Primate Research at Washington University in St. Louis, where she assessed the social and behavioral health of captive chimpanzees. Concurrently, she conducted research at WashU’s Paleoethnobotany lab, where she analyzed plant samples from Late Archaic archaeological sites to study food behavior and contributed to updating data management methods. Blumenshine is passionate about the application of systems thinking to issues related to environmental conservation, human migration, and global health. Blumenshine received her bachelors' degrees in both English Literature and Anthropology from Washington University in St. Louis.

Teresa Breen is a Director in ATI’s Payer Strategy and Program Design Practice, leveraging nearly two decades of strategic consulting experience with a range of provider organizations. At ATI she works with post-acute and long-term care organizations—along with health systems, independent physician groups, health plans, investors, and startups—on payment and delivery system innovations that improve care quality, patient experience, and efficiency. Prior to joining ATI, Breen served as a Senior Vice President at Gist Healthcare and Kaufman Hall, working with health system executive leaders on their five-year strategic plans as well as other key business priorities. She also authored the Gist Weekly newsletter and oversaw the Gist Healthcare Daily podcast, providing healthcare leaders with executive-level commentary and insights on the latest healthcare news. Before joining Gist Healthcare, Breen was a Managing Director at Advisory Board for many years, leading national research membership programs for independent physician groups and health system physician leaders. There she was a frequent presenter at board retreats and national conferences. Breen earned her M.A. in International Relations from the University of Birmingham in Birmingham, England and her B.A. in Political Science and History from the University of California, Los Angeles.

Jonathan Casson conducts qualitative and quantitative research analyses to support ATI’s clients. Prior to joining ATI Advisory, Casson served as a Senior Consultant at Guidehouse, where he worked with state and local government agencies on a broad range of policy and program design and implementation projects. His work included providing project management and strategic support for a state health department’s portfolio of substance use care continuum enhancement initiatives, including an initiative to establish a Medicaid benefit for community-based behavioral health service and ensure provider readiness through the evaluation of current programming and implementation of new credentialing and care standards. Casson received his bachelor’s degree in Government from Cornell University.

Laura Castro-Benzing conducts qualitative and quantitative research analyses to support ATI’s clients. Castro-Benzing most recently completed an internship with the Duke Margolis Center for Health Policy, where she worked in real-world evidence and the integration of Medicare-Medicaid for dual enrollees in North Carolina. There, she developed fact sheets to clearly communicate health policy research for multiple project teams. At the Cleveland Clinic, Castro-Benzing conducted quality management studies and worked to expand telehealth services at the Duke Cancer Institute. Castro-Benzing received her bachelor’s degree at Duke University in Biology, Bioinformatics, and Creative Writing. Castro-Benzing earned a master’s degree in Health Informatics part-time at George Mason University.

Megan Cavanagh conducts qualitative and quantitative research analyses to support ATI Advisory’s clients. Cavanagh uses her experience in federal and state health policy, CMS operations, and large-scale Medicaid initiatives to bring together the perspectives of policymakers, state agencies, providers, and beneficiaries. Her expertise lies in Medicaid and Medicare policy, federal rulemaking, and program implementation. Prior to joining ATI Advisory, Cavanagh was a Health Policy and Program Analysis Lead at The MITRE Corporation, where she served as a Deputy Project Lead and Subject Matter Expert supporting the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), Center for Medicaid & CHIP Services. In this role, she supported major federal rulemaking efforts, including the Ensuring Access to Medicaid Services Rule, the Managed Care Access, Finance, and Quality Rule, and the Eligibility and Enrollment Rule, and led qualitative analysis of stakeholder input to inform CMS leadership decision-making. Earlier in her career, Cavanagh held roles at the Louisiana Department of Health and LSU Health, where she supported executive leadership, legislative affairs, and public health initiatives, including COVID-19 response efforts. Cavanagh received a Master of Public Health degree from LSU Health Sciences Center, where she studied health policy and systems management. Prior to this, she earned a Bachelor of Science in political science from Spring Hill College.

Carrie Coleman is a Director in ATI's Payer Strategy and Program Design Practice. Coleman leverages more than three decades of experience across managed care strategy, solution positioning, and RFI/RFP proposal development. As a former executive and consultant to multiple major Medicaid MCOs, Coleman led Medicaid managed care proposal development efforts. During an unprecedented pipeline of State Medicaid RFPs, her team hit a 93%-win rate among proposals that were submitted and rewarded. Most recently, she led proposal development at a digital health company, implementing structured processes and incorporating AI to help writers quickly produce outlines and first drafts. Previously, Coleman was a state lobbyist for Medicaid MCOs through their Texas trade association, and led government and regulatory affairs for UHC MCOs. Coleman earned her master's degree in Public Policy from Texas A&M University and her bachelor's in Zoology from University of Texas at Austin.

Morgan Craven is a Senior Director in ATI's Payer Strategy and Program Design Practice. She leverages eight years of experience advising clients on a broad range of strategies related to Medicaid innovation and delivery system reform, federal and state legislative and regulatory analysis, managed care innovation, incentive payment programs, stakeholder engagement, and project management. Prior to joining ATI Advisory, Craven was a Manager at Manatt Health providing strategic guidance and hands-on technical assistance, primarily to state Medicaid agencies. During her tenure, she supported state Medicaid agencies on a broad range of policy design and implementation issues, including Medicaid financing approaches, provider reimbursement, quality evaluations, and value-based payments. Craven also facilitated robust CMS engagement and technical assistance to state Medicaid agency partners regarding submitting and negotiating approvals for supplemental and directed payments, designing and framing quality evaluations, demonstrating compliance with managed care and financing rules, and other escalated issues. Craven started her career at Lockton Companies where she advised on regulatory compliance, risk mitigation, and design of employer-sponsored managed care plans. In addition to her extensive experience in policy design and implementation, Craven is skilled in developing multivariate Excel models, conducting financial analyses, and providing project management support and infrastructure to state Medicaid agencies.

Tyler Overstreet Cromer leads ATI's Provider Strategy and Care Transformation Practice. She joined ATI after more than a decade of experience in federal health policy at the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). Most recently, Cromer served as a senior executive at OMB providing oversight and expertise for budget development and execution across the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). She is particularly interested in payment policy, healthcare delivery system reform, and providing insights to clients building on her years of experience shaping federal policy on these topics. Cromer was involved in many of the reforms to traditional Medicare, having led efforts at OMB related to the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) from its inception until her arrival at ATI. She also worked on the initial design and regulations of the Medicare Shared Savings Program. Cromer has provided oversight of and guidance to various other health programs and agencies, including the Older Americans Act programs administered by the Administration for Community Living, federal policy related to electronic medical records, and the administrative budget of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). Cromer received her Master of Public Administration from the Maxwell School at Syracuse University and her bachelor’s degree from Wake Forest University.

Claire Cruse is a Director in ATI's Provider Strategy and Care Transformation Practice. She brings more than a decade of experience in health services and health policy research and expertise in health equity and the drivers of health, Medicare and Medicare Advantage, aging, and health care innovation. Prior to ATI, Cruse led policy research and program development for The Network for Excellence in Health Innovation (NEHI). Before NEHI, she served in a variety of roles at Deloitte's Center for Health Solutions, a health policy and health services research think tank aligned to Deloitte's commercial health care practice. She also helped launch the Deloitte Health Equity Institute. She also worked in the nonprofit sector, working to advance policies and services focused on older adults. This remains an area of passion for her both in her professional and personal life. Cruse serves on the board of the Colorado Center for Aging and is a former member of Colorado's Strategic Action Planning Group on Aging. Cruse earned her Master of Public Health and Health Policy at The George Washington University; graduate certificate in Gerontology at The University of Georgia; and Bachelor’s degrees in Psychology and Sociology at The University of Georgia.

Noelle Denny-Brown is a Director in ATI's Payer Strategy and Program Design Practice. Denny-Brown is a strategic advisor and applied health policy researcher with 20 years of experience helping public sector organizations strengthen health and human service systems through research, program improvement, and capacity building. She brings deep expertise in Medicaid and disability policy, including home- and community-based services (HCBS), Section 1115 demonstrations, community integration, and disability employment initiatives, as well as the interplay between Medicaid, federal disability benefits, and other safety-net programs. Prior to joining ATI Advisory, Denny-Brown served as a Principal Researcher at Mathematica where she led state and federal research, evaluation, and technical assistance initiatives. In that role, she partnered with state Medicaid agencies and other public-sector clients to navigate evolving policy priorities, strengthen program performance, and advance system change efforts. Her recent work included leading research to identify scalable best practices used by state Medicaid agencies to expand access to HCBS, culminating in a Report to Congress; directing evaluations of disability employment initiatives; and overseeing a statewide health equity review for a Massachusetts’ state agency. Denny-Brown has extensive experience designing mixed-methods studies, facilitating stakeholder engagement, delivering technical assistance, and leveraging evidence to inform policy and operational decision-making. Denny-Brown's early career experience as a social worker informs her systems-level perspective and commitment to advancing equitable, person-centered systems of care. She holds a Master of Public Health from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, a Master of Public Administration from the University of Connecticut, and bachelor's degrees in social work and English from Regis College.

Kevin Dietz is a proficient SAS and SQL programmer with expert knowledge of Medicare and other healthcare datasets and healthcare payment policies. Dietz previously served as a Vice President in the Health Economics and Outcomes Research (formerly Data Analytics) practice at Avalere Health, where for 12 years, he provided data analytics support for a wide variety of healthcare clients. His major focus is on the Medicare FFS post-acute and long-term care population and has extensive experience in modeling the financial impact of Medicare payment policies and performing longitudinal and retrospective cohort analyses. Prior to Avalere, Dietz was part of the Health Care team at the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO), where he specialized in the analysis of Medicare FFS claims.

Conner Esworthy advises on ATI’s diligence and partnership agreements. Her career in the financial services industry spans a decade, most recently as a Vice President at Welsh, Carson, Anderson, and Stowe (WCAS), a prominent healthcare investor with 40 years of expertise. At WCAS, Esworthy evaluated investment opportunities in the healthcare services space and helped launch a post-acute care (PAC) coordination company, naviHealth. At deal inception, Esworthy led financial diligence for naviHealth’s platform investment in SeniorMetrix, a post-acute discharge tool. Upon closing, she helped execute a multistage growth plan that included naviHealth’s entry into the bundled payment program. Esworthy’s financial operating model and complementary monthly reporting system drove new customer acquisition and optimized pricing, helping naviHealth become a leader in PAC solutions throughout the country. Esworthy previously managed the diligence and acquisition process for InnovAge, the second largest Program for All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) operator in the US. With WCAS backing, InnovAge significantly broadened its geographic presence and increased access to quality and affordable care for dual eligibles. Her work included quantifying the size and growth of markets, identifying acquisition opportunities, and coordinating diligence across accounting, regulatory, legal, and healthcare policy executives to construct a viable business case for the partnership. Esworthy received her bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Washington & Lee University and holds an MBA from Columbia Business School.

Bess Fleischman is a Manager with expertise in project operations and the delivery of complex healthcare consulting and research initiatives for federal and private-sector clients. Fleischman is a trusted partner to project teams and clients, responsible for leading project operations and advancing project management practices that promote consistent, high-quality delivery. She oversees complex, multi-stakeholder engagements, providing operational leadership across the project management life cycle. Prior to joining ATI Advisory, Fleischman served as a Program Manager at Mathematica, where she directed operations for large federal health contracts focused on Medicaid, Medicare, and health policy research. She led multidisciplinary teams, managed complex project portfolios, and implemented operational improvements that strengthened project delivery, enhanced collaboration, and supported successful client outcomes. Fleischman holds a Master of Public Health from Kent State University, a Bachelor of Science in Public Health from Muhlenberg College, and is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP).

Nils Franco conducts qualitative and quantitative research analyses to support ATI’s clients. Prior to joining ATI, Franco served the Altarum Institute’s Center for Value in Health Care and Center for Eldercare Improvement as a research analyst. His work there included economic modeling of the impact of social policies, business consulting on home- and center-based services, and federal research on Medicare–Medicaid integration amid COVID-19. In a key project, he derived county-level data from Medicare administrative files to describe Part D outcomes for beneficiaries aged 65+ and describe users of post-acute and long-term care, including their functional and cognitive conditions, their diagnoses, and their use of healthcare. At a federal level, Franco’s past work has included consulting and data management for the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) and the Medicare Ombudsman Group, as well as designing statistical methods for a research project funded by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. Franco received his bachelor’s degree in Economics from American University. He was a fellow of the Public Policy and International Affairs (PPIA) Program in 2017 at Carnegie Mellon University’s Heinz College.

Brian Fuller is a Managing Director in ATI's Provider Strategy and Care Transformation Practice. His focus on value-based care design and delivery sits at the intersection of strategy, policy, operational design and implementation, financial payment constructs and risk-based partnerships, assisting clients across the healthcare ecosystem on a variety of value-based care initiatives. Prior to joining ATI, Fuller was the CEO of Integrated Care Solutions, a technology-enabled care coordination company that partners with physician group practices, hospital systems, ACOs and payers to manage episodes of care under a variety of payment structures. He is a nationally recognized thought leader on the impact and importance of value-based care and post-acute care in new healthcare reform environments and a leading expert on care integration and partnership development across the continuum, including evaluating, contracting and implementing a variety of new payment models. He also focuses on improving post-acute integration, network development and operational models to better meet the goals of acute care hospital systems, ACOs, physician practice groups, payers and investors. He has been a featured expert, speaker or authored publications for the American Hospital Association, NPR, US News & World Report, Modern Healthcare, Hospital & Health Networks, Skilled Nursing and Home Health Care News, AHCA and McDermott Will & Emery Healthcare Private Equity among other leading healthcare organizations. Fuller is also a nationally recognized expert in bundled payments as one of only a few individuals in the US who has successfully led provider and convener organizations participating with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), consulted with hospitals and post-acute providers on bundled payment participation and was selected by CMS to serve as an expert panelist in application review for the Bundled Payments for Care Improvement initiative. Previously, Fuller has served in a number of senior executive positions in healthcare focused on value-based care, national consulting and for provider organizations including at Great Lakes Caring, one of the nation’s largest home health and hospice providers, naviHealth, a Cardinal Health company ranked #14 on the Fortune 500, Avalere Health based in Washington, DC and with Brooks Health, an integrated post-acute health system operating multiple inpatient, outpatient, home-based and physician practice business lines across Florida. Fuller is a national speaker and author on a variety of healthcare topics including bundled payments, healthcare reform, post-acute care integration and value-based partnerships and is an American College of Healthcare Executives Fellow. In 2017, he was named one of healthcare’s rising stars by Becker’s Hospital Review.

Janelle Gingold is a Director in ATI’s Provider Strategy and Care Transformation Practice, bringing nearly 15 years of experience in the Federal government across public health, research, and health payment policy. Prior to ATI, Gingold served as a senior executive at the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), where she oversaw budget development and execution for the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Consumer Product Safety Commission. At OMB, she led cross-cutting initiatives focused on the CMS Innovation Center (CMMI) and value-based care, health IT, cybersecurity, and health services research. Her portfolio also included work on the Older Americans Act programs, price transparency, patient privacy, reproductive health, and civil rights. Gingold has partnered with the CMS Innovation Center nearly since its inception across her various government roles, including helping to lead the State and Population Health Group at CMMI. At CMMI she directed the design and implementation of innovative Medicare and Medicaid models. Her work focused on advancing state-based transformation, maternal and behavioral health, and strategies to address health-related social needs—partnering with states, payers, providers, and other stakeholders to improve patient care. Her previous roles also include positions at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the HHS Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (ASPE). Gingold began her career at Epic, the electronic health record company. She holds a Master of Public Health from Emory University and a bachelor’s degree in economics and public policy from the University of Chicago.

Hannah Godlove brings 15 years of experience in population health analytics, evaluation, and program planning to ATI Advisory. Prior to joining ATI, Godlove worked at Signify Health where she helped providers implement episodes of care programs for Medicaid and Medicare populations. She previously spent several years leading the analytics and reporting team at Maimonides Medical Center’s Department of Population Health. There, she launched an analytics and reporting structure for the Maimonides-led New York State Medicaid 1115 waiver and led subsequent value-based arrangements with several Medicaid managed care plans and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). Godlove has also led quality evaluation and improvement initiatives for the Medicaid Health Homes program in New York with FEGS, formerly a social service agency for the seriously mentally ill (SMI) population. She also worked as an Allan Rosenfield Epidemiology Fellow with the US Centers for Disease Control & Prevention. Godlove holds an MBA from Baruch College, a Master of Public Health degree from Columbia University and a bachelor’s degree from Oberlin College.

Jade Gong advises organizations on advancing innovative models of senior care. With more than 30 years of experience in strategy, management and policy, Jade brings strategic insight into integrated models of senior care, strong operational knowledge of post-acute and long-term care programs, and deep expertise in Medicare and Medicaid payment policy. Jade is one of the nation’s leading experts in the growth and management of Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) programs. She currently serves on the Public Policy Committee of the American Geriatrics Society and the Public Policy Committee of the National PACE Association. Jade has also served on the CMS Technical Expert Panel for Development of PACE Quality Measures. Prior to her work with ATI Advisory, Jade has held senior positions at the National PACE Association (NPA), Health Dimensions Group (HDG), the American Health Care Association (AHCA) and the Lewin Group (now part of United Health Care/Optum). Jade began her career as a Registered Nurse at New York Hospital in the cardiothoracic ICU. Jade received a Master of Business Administration from the Yale University School of Management and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (cum laude) from New York University.

Bill Hanna leads ATI Advisory’s Payer Strategy and Program Design practice, advising state Medicaid agencies, managed care organizations, and other public sector leaders in designing, implementing, and optimizing Medicaid and managed care programs. With more than 15 years of experience spanning state government and Medicaid managed care, Hanna partners with clients on waiver demonstrations, high-stakes program transitions, managed care strategy, and procurement readiness. His work focuses on aligning financing, delivery system design, policy strategy, and operational execution to help states and plans advance durable, high-impact Medicaid and managed care priorities in a rapidly evolving federal environment. Prior to joining ATI, Hanna served as Wisconsin Medicaid Director where he led statewide Medicaid strategy, policy, and operations across eligibility, managed care, long-term services and supports (LTSS), and behavioral health. He provided executive leadership on program design, financing, and delivery system reform, and served as a principal liaison to CMS on waiver negotiations, federal policy development, and program oversight. In this role, Hanna advised senior state leadership, legislators, and external partners on regulatory strategy, implementation planning, fiscal stewardship, and operational risk during a period of significant federal and state policy change. Known for his collaborative, data-driven leadership, Hanna emphasized practical solutions that kept Wisconsin’s safety net strong during significant federal policy shifts, budget pressures, and political complexity. He understands how to lead in today's rapidly evolving environment and how to translate policy into impact. Hanna previously held senior roles at UnitedHealthcare Community & State, where he developed and executed Medicaid growth and procurement strategies in competitive markets. He led cross-functional teams to align health plan operations with evolving state policy expectations, supported RFP strategy and response development, and advanced data-informed market positioning and policy engagement efforts. Earlier in his career, Hanna served in leadership roles within Wisconsin state and local government and at the District of Columbia’s Department of Health Care Finance. As Chief of Staff to the Medicaid Director in the District, he led communications and stakeholder strategy for large-scale member transitions, including a managed care reassignment affecting more than 200,000 beneficiaries and the expansion of managed care to new populations. His experience also includes advancing behavioral health financing reforms, implementing outcome-based payment models, and strengthening audit, compliance, and program integrity functions to support accountability and cross-agency coordination. Hanna earned a Master of Public Administration from the University of Georgia and a Bachelor of Arts in Government from Lawrence University.

Jaycee Jones conducts qualitative and quantitative research analyses to support ATI’s clients. Jones most recently served as Complex Care Associate Policy Director with UnitedHealthcare. In this role, she advised on the regulatory changes in MMP, D-SNP, and MLTSS programs, tailoring integration strategies to address differences in state Medicaid program design and growth opportunities. Prior to this role, Jones was a Research Consultant at The Lewin Group, where she developed content for learning collaboratives and webinars on how state Medicaid agencies can better support the direct service workforce, youth with disabilities transitioning out of foster care, and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). Jones received her Master of Public Administration degree and Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science from Texas A&M University.

Joseph June conducts qualitative and quantitative research analyses to support ATI’s clients. June most recently worked at Benefytt Technologies as a Market Research Analyst. His work included analyses of federal health policies and proposals, research on the Medicare population, and analyzing Medicare Advantage plan coverage and benefits. Prior to this, he worked as a research analyst on the SAFEHAVEN II research grant at the University of South Florida, where he assisted with proposal and funding applications, analyzed the disaster preparedness and response of long-term care settings in multiple states, and published peer-reviewed papers and conference presentations. June holds a doctorate in Aging Studies from the University of South Florida, a Master of Public Health degree in Health Policy from Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University, and a bachelor’s degree in International Studies, with minors in Chemistry and History, from the University of South Florida.

Maya Kiel conducts qualitative and quantitative analysis to support ATI's clients. She focuses on issues related to Medicaid LTSS and dually eligible populations. Before joining ATI, Kiel was a Manager of Medicaid Policy at Commonwealth Care Alliance (CCA) where she analyzed and responded to proposed federal regulations as well as state and federal requests for information related to Medicaid and dually eligible populations. She supported state-level policy positioning, advocacy, and monitoring efforts. In a previous role at CCA, Kiel served as a Senior Advisor of Consumer Partnership, engaging members to incorporate their feedback into various business activities across CCA. Prior to this role, Maya was an Associate Program Manager for the Community Partners Program at MassHealth, the Massachusetts state Medicaid agency. While at MassHealth, she worked closely with various stakeholders, including advocacy groups and community-based behavioral health agencies, and conducted research to adapt programmatic policy during the first year of implementation. Kiel received her Master of Public Health from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in Global Studies and Hispanic Linguistics.

Aaron Kirkman conducts qualitative and quantitative research analyses to support ATI’s clients. He applies his experience in economic modeling and business strategy to helping ATI’s partners understand how regulation and policy affect their core business and future opportunities. Kirkman most recently served as a Strategy Associate at Archetype, a management consultancy and venture capital fund, where he helped healthcare and employee benefits companies develop new services and revenue streams, raise capital from investors and position themselves for scalable, profitable growth. Prior to Archetype, Kirkman worked as a health economics researcher at Northwestern University, studying hospital financing, the health effects of extended unemployment insurance, and physician behavior, with support from the National Science Foundation. Before Northwestern, he worked as a Senior Associate Economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, specializing in macroeconomic forecasting, mortgage finance, and sovereign debt. Kirkman received his master’s degree in Economics from Northwestern University and a bachelor’s degree in Economics, Mathematics, and Computer Science from Loyola University Chicago.

Cleanthe (Cleo) Kordomenos is a Director at ATI Advisory, where she leads strategic advisory engagements supporting state health and human services agencies in advancing Medicaid policy and delivery system transformation. Drawing on nearly a decade of experience working across federal and state health programs, she partners with clients to develop strategy, design policy, support implementation, strengthen quality and accountability, and engage stakeholders. Her expertise includes Medicaid long-term services and supports (LTSS), integrated care for people dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid, and delivery system innovations that improve care for people with complex health and social needs. Prior to joining ATI, Kordomenos was a mixed methods public health research and policy analyst within RTI International’s Aging, Disability, and Long-Term Care Program. In this role, she provided technical assistance for an evaluation of federal health care delivery and financing demonstrations on behalf of the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI), including the Financial Alignment Initiative (FAI) and the Initiative to Reduce Avoidable Hospitalizations among Nursing Facility Residents (NFI). Kordomenos also advanced qualitative research efforts on integrated care models for dually eligible individuals and populations with LTSS needs for the Office of Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (ASPE) at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the Medicaid and CHIP Payment Access Commission (MACPAC). Kordomenos received her Master of Public Health degree from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and a bachelor’s degree in Health Communication Studies from The College of New Jersey.

Supriya Kumar is a healthcare data and analytics expert, leading AI strategy and solution development at ATI. Kumar brings 15 years of experience across life sciences, consulting, and technology. In her role at ATI, she oversees the development of advanced data-driven solutions that help clients translate complex healthcare data into actionable insight. Most recently, Kumar served as Senior Director of the Real-World Data Office at AstraZeneca, where she built and operationalized a data office overseeing real-world data acquisition, governance, and innovation in AI and technology platforms for AstraZeneca’s biopharma medical affairs function. She previously managed teams of data scientists and statistical programmers delivering real-world evidence studies and analytics across multiple therapeutic areas. Prior to AstraZeneca, Kumar was a consultant in IBM’s Watson Health Consulting Services division, leading advanced analytics teams for life sciences and healthcare organizations. Her work leveraged electronic medical records, insurance claims, sales, and other non-traditional data sources to inform treatment patterns, patient journeys, and commercial strategy. She began her career in product management and financial services, managing reporting and business intelligence initiatives. Kumar holds a Master of Information Systems Management from Carnegie Mellon University and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Engineering from the University of Michigan–Ann Arbor.

Catey Laube leads efforts to ensure ATI Advisory’s insights reach the policymakers, health systems, and innovators best positioned to act on them. She has more than 20 years of experience advancing mission-driven initiatives in public health and biomedical research across public, private, and nonprofit sectors. Prior to joining ATI, Laube led an external relations team in the Director’s Office at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, part of the National Institutes of Health. Previously, she worked at Jhpiego, an international health affiliate of Johns Hopkins University, directing projects that translated scientific breakthroughs into evidence-based healthcare delivery for HIV and other infectious diseases. Earlier in her career, she managed infectious disease program portfolios at the U.S. Department of State and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. She has lived and worked in East and Southern Africa. Laube holds a Master of Science from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and a Bachelor of Arts from the George Washington University.

Laura Lawson, MD is Vice President of Client Solutions, facilitating ATI’s engagement with health systems and payers. She is a quality-focused physician executive who has spent her career advancing data-driven strategies, service and portfolio growth, and value-based care across the continuum. Her experience spans ambulatory, inpatient, and post-acute care, giving her a uniquely comprehensive view of the healthcare ecosystem. Known for bringing creative solutions to complex challenges, she has successfully supported teams across public, private, and nonprofit sectors as well as organizations ranging from venture-backed startups to blue-chip companies. Prior to ATI, Lawson served in client solution, partnership, and corporate development roles at organizations including TRIMEDX and AccentCare. Earlier in her career, she advanced clinical decision support and performance analytics at Methodist Health System. Lawson earned her Doctor of Medicine from the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (McGovern Medical School at UTHealth) and Bachelor’s degree from Baylor University.

Rachael Lee conducts quantitative and qualitative research and analysis to support ATI's Provider Strategy & Care Transformation clients. Prior to joining ATI, Lee spent five years at RTI International as a Research Economist under the Innovation in Value-Based Payments program. She led technical tasks and project operations for the implementation and monitoring of alternative payment models for the CMS Innovation Center. Her work included quantitative analyses of claims, clinical, and survey data, site visit facilitation, and client relations. Her work at RTI spanned federal agencies including the National Institutes of Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as well as foundations including the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and the Gates Foundation, with projects ranging on topics from oncology and diabetes to global infectious disease. She also served as a Senior Survey Management Specialist on the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Demographic and Health Survey Program at ICF International, collecting population-based demographic and health data in Africa. Lee received a Master of Science in Public Health degree from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, where she studied Global Disease Epidemiology and Control. She holds a Bachelor of Science from Georgetown University.

Stephen Listisen conducts qualitative and quantitative research and analysis to support ATI’s clients. He brings six years of experience in health policy research, program implementation, and stakeholder engagement, with expertise in Medicaid managed care program design, project management, and federal and state regulatory analysis. Prior to joining ATI, Listisen served as a Senior Health Care Consultant at Myers and Stauffer, where he led projects for state government agencies, advised clients on legislative and regulatory matters, and supported the implementation of innovative Medicaid managed care initiatives. In this role, he contributed to program design, facilitated interagency alignment, and developed evaluation and reporting mechanisms. He also designed and led stakeholder engagement efforts, including interviews, focus groups, surveys, and public forums, and produced final reports, dashboards, and performance tracking tools to guide data-informed decision-making. Previously, Stephen worked as an Advisory Services Analyst at Mathematica, where he coordinated multi-agency workstreams for a major state health policy initiative and contributed to a statewide analysis of home and community-based services. Stephen began his career at the Health Policy Institute of Ohio, where he supported more than a dozen projects and co-authored numerous policy briefs and publications on Medicaid, health equity, aging, child and family well-being, and behavioral health. Listisen holds a Master of Public Administration and a Bachelor of Arts in Public Management, Leadership, and Policy with Research Distinction, along with a minor in Economics, from The Ohio State University’s John Glenn College of Public Affairs.

Kristen Lunde is a Director in ATI’s Payer Strategy and Program Design Practice. Before joining ATI, Lunde served as Health Policy Advisor for the Senate Finance Committee. In this role, she led the legislative portfolio and served as a technical expert on hospital, post-acute, and hospice care under Medicare Part A as well as rural health, health workforce, and health innovation issues. During her time with the committee, Lunde was involved in major legislative efforts, including the CARES Act, the American Rescue Plan, and multiple year-end bills advancing Medicare and elder justice priorities. Prior to this, she was a David A. Winston Health Policy Fellow. Lunde also has experience in performance improvement consulting, insurance benefit design, and public health program implementation. Lunde has a Master of Public Health degree from the University of Michigan and a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Josh McGilliard is a Director in ATI’s Provider Strategy and Care Transformation Practice. He brings more than a decade of experience in PACE leadership, strategic growth, and operations. He has extensive expertise in PACE growth, operations, financial claims management, population health, regulatory navigation, and legislative policy to drive innovation and impact. Prior to ATI, McGilliard previously served as Executive Director of the PACE organization in Roanoke, Virginia, where he played a pivotal role in its acquisition. He held critical operational and leadership roles with InnovAge, including developing and leading a national network provider strategy. As a past President and former member of the Virginia PACE Alliance, McGilliard has been a key leader in legislative advancements that have fostered PACE growth across the Commonwealth of Virginia. His efforts focused on bipartisan legislation, enhancing PACE awareness, and addressing enrollment barriers. McGilliard earned a Bachelor of Science in Communications from Radford University.

Rose Mollitor is a Managing Director at ATI Advisory. With over 15 years of experience delivering strategic, operational, and policy solutions to health plans, providers, and the federal government, she leverages her experience in both the public and private sectors to advise on critical and timely issues affecting the Medicare Advantage environment. Prior to joining ATI Advisory, Mollitor served as an Executive Director for Medicare Advantage (MA) at CVS Health. In this role, she translated regulatory and market dynamics into actionable product and benefit strategies for over 800 Aetna Medicare plans, delivering compliant and differentiated benefit designs to enhance growth and retention. She also led the team responsible for new Medicare benefit development and innovation, including Aetna’s initial response to the COVID-19 pandemic from a benefits and coverage perspective. Before moving into the Medicare business, Mollitor was Senior Director of Medicare Policy, where she shaped CVS’ federal Medicare Advantage advocacy on a range of topics, including value-based care, network requirements, hospice and telehealth coverage, and Part D redesign. Mollitor's career includes significant experience in the public sector. She served as Acting Counselor to the Secretary at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, advising on Medicare, Medicaid, and delivery system reform policies. As a Senior Medicare Program Examiner at the White House Office of Management and Budget, she was the lead analyst for key portfolios, including Medicare Advantage, Part D, health IT, value-based care, and dual-eligible coordination. She partnered with CMS and HHS officials to evaluate, develop, and launch key regulatory changes, budget proposals, and CMMI demonstrations, focusing on major reforms to Medicare Advantage, Part D, and the Medicare Shared Savings Program. Mollitor holds a Master in Public Affairs from Princeton University and a Bachelor of Arts in Politics and Economics from Brandeis University.

Feruz Mussie conducts qualitative and quantitative research analyses to support ATI’s clients. Prior to joining ATI, Mussie worked as a Public Health Consultant at Initium Health where she worked with clients to expand access to Behavioral Healthcare across the United States. Mussie received her bachelor’s degree at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she studied Biostatistics and Neuroscience.

Joe Patrick is an experienced healthcare professional with deep knowledge of Medicare and commercial claims data. He blends qualitative and quantitative skills to turn complex healthcare claims data into actionable analyses for ATI's clients. Prior to joining ATI, Patrick was a lead data analyst at CareJourney by Arcadia, a healthcare analytics company that enables value-based care for organizations across the healthcare spectrum. His work at CareJourney included developing and maintaining over 300 episodes-of-care built on Medicare fee-for-service and commercial claims data and serving as the lead analyst for CareJourney's provider rating tool, the Provider Performance Index. Patrick also worked directly with clients to build custom reports tailored to their needs, including analyses of health equity, healthcare access, and timely post-acute care. Patrick received his Master of Science in Biostatistics from George Mason University and his Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Florida.

Tina Hansen Pickett is a Managing Director in ATI's Provider Strategy and Care Transformation Practice. She offers a unique blend of expertise that ranges from federal policy to on-the-ground healthcare delivery system transformation. Pickett leads ATI’s service line focused on the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), supporting PACE feasibility assessments for organizations looking to enter PACE, preparing state RFP responses and PACE applications, advising states on PACE feasibility, and supporting PACE and PACE-adjacent growth opportunities. Most recently, Pickett worked on advancing the shift to value-based care at Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn, New York. There, she led the formation of the Community Care of Brooklyn Independent Practice Association (CCB IPA), including its value-based strategy. Pickett was instrumental in securing numerous value-based contracts for CCB IPA, including with Medicaid managed care plans, the Medicare Shared Savings Program, and the Bundled Payment for Care Improvement – Advanced program. Prior to Maimonides, Pickett served as a health policy expert at the Office of Management and Budget, where she analyzed, developed, and oversaw the implementation of policies and programs related to innovative payment models at the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation, healthcare quality and research at the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, comparative effectiveness research, and health IT, among other areas. Pickett has a Master of Public Health degree from the University at Albany and a bachelor’s degree in Biology from the University of Northern Iowa.

Radhika Purandare conducts qualitative and quantitative research analyses to support ATI’s clients. Prior to joining ATI, she worked at the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) on the Transforming Maternal Health (TMaH) and Pennsylvania Rural Health (PARHM) models. She conducted in-depth policy research to inform model development and conducted qualitative interviews with Center staff to improve project management capabilities. Previously, Purandare was the Public Policy Fellow at AcademyHealth, where she supported outreach to legislative staff and advocacy efforts to increase funding for health-related agencies. As a Fulbright Scholar at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden, she led a mixed-methods study to evaluate the impact of doula support on the birth experiences and mental and physical health outcomes of migrant populations. Purandare earned a Master of Public Health degree in health policy and management from Columbia University. She also holds bachelor’s degrees in public health and communication studies from The College of New Jersey.

Scott Rinefort advises on ATI’s Medicare Advantage, Special Needs Plans and SDoH work. He is a recognized expert in the Medicare Advantage industry with over 30 years of experience. Scott brings a dynamic, creative approach to addressing new opportunities for growth, managing financial objectives and designing better patient care models. He advises on MA products, benefit design, risk arrangements and forward-thinking solutions for SDoH. Scott spent most of his career with large health plans; first United Health Group followed by Elevance; where he focused on new product innovation, plan management and business development.

Allison Rizer is a nationally recognized expert in dual eligible policy and brings over 20 years of experience to ATI Advisory, including 15 years focused on managed care and government programs. Prior to ATI, Rizer most recently served as Vice President of Health Policy & Strategy with UnitedHealthcare, where she led the organization’s national policy efforts specific to individuals dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid. In this role, she worked closely with state and national health plan leadership, policymakers, and other experts to bridge health policy and business worlds to inform sustainable program design and growth strategies. Rizer previously served as a Medicaid Policy Director, working with individual states and Medicaid health plans to provide strategic guidance on emerging policy and program trends. She also spent seven years with The Lewin Group, leading federal contracts with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and other agencies across programs targeting older adults and people with disabilities. Her work at Lewin led to the development and refinement of Medicare Advantage network adequacy standards, numerous Special Needs Plan (SNP) program and process improvements including to the Model of Care, CMS clarification of the Medicare therapy benefit, education for State Health Insurance Assistance Programs (SHIPs), and other program improvements with the Medicare Beneficiary Ombuds Office. While at Lewin, Rizer also had the opportunity to co-lead the development of a successful healthy weight pilot for older adult lesbian and bisexual women. Rizer has spoken at dozens of national conferences and participated in expert working groups on issues across the aging and disability spectrum. She currently serves as adjunct faculty at the University of St. Thomas, MN where she co-teaches an MBA course on health policy. Rizer received a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a Bachelor of Arts in Biology from George Mason University, a Master of Health Science in Health Policy from Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health, and a Master of Business Administration in Health Care from the University of St. Thomas.

Katya Seligman, MPH, PMP is a Director with deep experience in project operations and the delivery and oversight of technical assistance initiatives focused on improving health care delivery. As Director of Project Management, Seligman is a trusted partner to project teams and clients, and is responsible for developing and implementing project management best practices and tools across the organization. Prior to joining ATI Advisory, Seligman served as a Senior Managing Consultant at Mathematica, where she led large federal health contracts, providing strategic oversight of multiple concurrent workstreams, teams, and contractors, ensuring projects were delivered on time, within budget, and to high quality standards. Seligman holds a Master of Public Health in Community Health from the University of Illinois at Chicago, a Bachelor of Arts from Earlham College, and is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP).

Will Sellheim is a Managing Director in the Provider Strategy and Care Transformation Practice where he applies his expertise in AI and technology-enabled innovation to help clients reach their goals to improve outcomes, capture reimbursement, and increase access. Before ATI, Will built a business unit at Amazon Web Services (AWS) to serve healthcare organizations that focus on government funded patient care. This work included collaborating with healthcare delivery organizations, plans, and health IT solution providers to build novel generative AI and agentic services that AWS would then bring to market globally. He forged AWS' deepest strategic partnership in healthcare and served as a global expert on how to practically apply technology to help patients and providers across clinical and non-clinical domains. At Elevance Health, he served as a thought leader and built a delivery system and technology portfolio to inform strategy at the intersection of public policy and operations. In this role he worked across the enterprise to develop strategy and support execution of virtual care, AI, Blockchain, interoperability, prior authorization, and utilization management. Before that he led clinical strategy at a large integrated health system focusing on neuroscience, oncology, and heart and vascular services. During that time, he led one of the largest multiple sclerosis centers in the world and developed a first-of-its-kind wellness center dedicated to patients managing neurological conditions. He also led the development of a new stem cell transplant program and value-based care strategy for heart and vascular conditions. His health system work gave him a deep understanding of the complex organizational demands required to coordinate integrated care across inpatient, outpatient, post-acute, rehabilitation, and community settings. His career is deeply rooted in leading health IT at the White House Office of Management and Budget where he coordinated health IT regulatory and budget priorities across the Executive Office of the President, driving delivery system transformation efforts at ONC, CMS, CMMI, FDA, NIST, HRSA, and IHS. He received his master's from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and his undergraduate degree from SUNY Purchase College.

Jennifer Sisto Gall is Vice President, Strategic Initiatives at ATI Advisory, where she is building and leading the firm’s strategy function within Growth & Innovation. She works across ATI to advance growth strategy, market intelligence, and partnerships, with a particular focus on financial services and emerging technology, including health IT, health tech, digital health, and tech-enabled services. Sisto Gall crafts impactful strategies, fosters collaborative relationships, and navigates the intricacies of healthcare policy in pursuit of organizations' north star missions. Sisto Gall brings more than 15 years of experience at the intersection of healthcare strategy, technology, and policy. She is a subject matter expert in Medicare, Medicaid, and government programs, with experience spanning states, health plans, providers, and technology organizations. Prior to ATI, Sisto Gall held leadership roles at Twill (now Dario Health), Phreesia, Lyft Healthcare, Change Healthcare (via McKesson Technology Solutions), and Accenture. Her background includes building market access strategy with state Medicaid agencies and managed care organizations, leading corporate and go-to-market strategy for healthcare technology and services businesses, and supporting major federal health policy and health IT initiatives through work with the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), including the healthcare.gov recovery effort and the CMS Innovation Center. She has also contributed to industry thought leadership through publications, expert engagement with MACPAC, and speaking at the National Academies Cancer Policy Forum. Sisto Gall earned her Master of Public Health from the University of California, Berkeley School of Public Health and her Bachelor of Science in Systems Science and Mathematics from the McKelvey School of Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis, where she also completed a second major in Healthcare Management through the Olin Business School.

Michelle Herman Soper, MHS, is a Managing Director in ATI's Payer Strategy and Program Design Practice. Prior to her role at ATI Advisory, Soper served as Vice President of Policy Development at Commonwealth Care Alliance, where she focused on designing and implementing a public policy and government affairs agenda that supported CCA’s mission to support high quality, coordinated care for individuals with significant needs. Soper partnered with executives and other health plan leaders to develop business, clinical and operational strategies that align with the federal and state policy environment. Prior to her role at Commonwealth Care Alliance, Michelle was Vice President of Integrated Care at the Center for Health Care Strategies (CHCS). She led CHCS’ work with states, health plans, philanthropic organizations, and federal agencies to improve care for individuals who are dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid, those who use long-term services and supports and who have complex needs. Soper provided technical assistance to help states, federal government officials and health plans build their policy expertise and operational capacity to design and implement integrated programs and delivery system reforms. Soper has also served as special assistant to the executive director and acting director of communications for the Medicaid and CHIP Payment and Access Commission (MACPAC) and as special projects coordinator for the Office of Chronic and Long-Term Care within the District of Columbia’s Department of Health Care Finance, where she led projects to improve the delivery of long-term care and care for chronic conditions. She also held posts at Avalere Health and the National Conference of State Legislatures. Soper has a master’s degree in health science from The Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health and a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Tufts University.

Bryan Stacy leads people growth and development and change enablement across the firm. Prior to joining ATI, Stacy spent 13 years at Accenture as a talent strategy consultant helping Fortune 500 companies and federal agencies design environments for growth and performance. He earned his clients’ top accolades for workplace culture including “Crain’s Business Best Place to Work”. After beating testicular cancer in 2012, Bryan developed a passion for advocating on behalf of more accessible healthcare. He left Accenture to start a digital health company focused on infectious disease. In 2021, his father-in-law suffered a massive stroke, when he got another front-row seat to the complexity of the US healthcare system. He exited his company shortly thereafter and joined ATI to continue his journey being involved in solving healthcare’s hardest problems. Stacy received a BBA in Finance from the University of Iowa. He currently serves on the board of Kallimos, a company focused on intergenerational housing and community development.

Juliana Stoneback conducts qualitative and quantitative research analyses to support ATI’s clients. Prior to ATI, Stoneback strategized for an Accountable Care Organization to bolster their long-term health equity initiatives and address social drivers of health (SDOH). Her work focused on improving SDOH screening and referral to enhance population health outcomes, particularly for Medicaid and Medicare beneficiaries. Stoneback also completed an internship at a state health agency, where she evaluated a public health program, using qualitative and quantitative research methods, and developed recommendations to enhance its implementation. Stoneback received her Master of Public Health degree in Health Policy and Law from Boston University’s School of Public Health. She also holds a bachelor’s degree in Biopsychology, Cognition and Neuroscience, with a minor in Gender and Health Studies, from the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor.

Giselle Torralba focuses on issues related to Medicaid LTSS and dually eligible populations. Most recently, Torralba was a Program Officer at the Center for Health Care Strategies where she supported initiatives related to dually eligible populations and those in need of LTSS. In this role, she provided technical assistance and project support for a broad portfolio of work, including the Integrated Care Resource Center in partnership with the Medicare and Medicaid Coordination Office. Torralba also supported several foundation-funded projects that engaged states in advancing innovations in policies and programs for individuals dually enrolled in Medicare and Medicaid, family caregivers, and Medicaid enrollees with behavioral health needs. She has previous experience engaging with stakeholders to develop a set of care standards for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities so that their needs may be better met in clinical care settings. Torralba received her Master of Public Health degree from Des Moines University and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Pittsburgh where she studied Psychology and Social Work.

Anne Tumlinson oversees ATI Advisory and advises the nation’s top public and private leaders in healthcare. Tumlinson spent her early career working in government, first in the office of Congressman John Lewis (D-GA) and then in the White House Office of Management and Budget. She joined Avalere Health in 2000, leading the firm’s provider practice and developing business intelligence solutions to support value-based care. Tumlinson currently serves on the boards of Bluestone Physician Services, At Home Harmony, and Mary’s Center. She also founded Daughterhood, a non-profit national community that connects family caregivers with peer support and resources. She is a member of the National Academy of Social Insurance and was named an Influencer in Aging by Next Avenue.

Liz Walsh oversees firm development and management. Prior to joining ATI, Walsh was the Associate Director of Product Management at Evolent Health, a firm that enables major health systems to manage risk across Medicare, Medicaid, commercial, and self-funded populations. In this role, she managed new development for Evolent’s care management solution. Walsh also worked on the Product Innovation and Commercialization team where she directed cross-functional strategic initiatives. Prior to that, she worked as a Consultant at Avalere Health, where she advised clients on trends in value-based care and performance improvement and developed business intelligence products. Walsh earned a Bachelor of Arts in both Political Science and International Relations from the University of Pennsylvania.

Brenna Wayne supports ATI Advisory's project operations and systems administration. Prior to joining ATI, Wayne worked at Altarum as an Executive Assistant and then as an HR Coordinator. Most recently as an HR Coordinator, she assisted with benefits administration and talent management. Wayne received a Master of International Affairs from University of California San Diego, and Bachelor's degrees in International Relations and Spanish from Michigan State University.

Claire Wynne advises clients on strategy, program design, and policy analysis, with experience supporting managed care operations, federal health programs, and health system transformation initiatives. Wynne is known for translating complex analyses, regulatory requirements, and policy frameworks into clear, actionable strategies for payer and provider organizations. Before joining ATI, Wynne served as a Health Practice & Systems Analyst at The MITRE Corporation, where she provided strategic and technical advisory support to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Her work spanned federal program design, acquisition strategy, and large-scale program evaluation. She supported CMS’s Rural Health Strategy through provider engagement across the United States and its territories and contributed to evaluation and policy analysis efforts aimed at improving access, efficiency, and quality. At MITRE, Wynne also supported the VA’s Community Care Network, contributing to acquisition strategy and program design for one of the federal government’s largest managed care programs. She served as a subject matter expert in value-based care and utilization management, helping translate policy and business objectives into acquisition-ready requirements and congressional briefing materials. Wynne received her Master of Public Health in Health Policy from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Political Economy from Tulane University.

Emily Zhu conducts qualitative and quantitative research analyses to support ATI’s clients. Prior to ATI, Zhu was a Research Assistant at L&M Policy Research. In this role, she assisted with consumer testing to inform web tools for the federally facilitated health insurance exchanges mandated by the Affordable Care Act and conducted qualitative research to support the development of Medicare decision-support tools. She also supported a project assisting the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services with monitoring and evaluation of active Medicaid Section 1115 demonstrations. More recently, she was a Summer Fellow at the Massachusetts Health Policy Commission, supporting an investment program coordinating care for substance-exposed caregivers and newborns. Zhu received her Master of Public Health degree from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Bachelor’s degree from Brown University where she studied Public Health and Public Policy.