Aria Care Partners has appointed Adam Fritz, DMSc., as its new Chief Clinical Officer, a role created to lead the company’s clinical program for skilled nursing facilities. In this position, Dr. Fritz will oversee the work of Aria’s chief medical officers in audiology, optometry, dentistry, and podiatry. His primary focus will be to improve and expand Aria’s onsite ancillary care services by developing strategic plans that enhance care delivery. The company aims to strengthen connections between different service areas to better support skilled nursing facilities and their residents.
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Dr. Fritz earned a master’s degree in physician assistant studies from the University of Nebraska and holds a Doctor of Medical Science from the University of Lynchburg. He is also pursuing an Executive MBA to further develop his leadership abilities. His career includes leadership roles such as Vice President of Operations at Centivo and Eden Health, as well as experience as a clinical support director and practicing physician assistant. Additionally, he served 22 years in the U.S. Air Force, gaining broad operational and clinical leadership experience.
John Griscavage, CEO of Aria Care Partners, emphasized the importance of adapting to the changing healthcare landscape and meeting the evolving needs of skilled nursing facility residents. He noted that Dr. Fritz’s expertise in clinical strategy and operational excellence will be essential for advancing the company’s goals and raising care standards.
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Dr. Fritz shared his enthusiasm about joining Aria Care Partners. He said he looks forward to collaborating with the clinical team to achieve the company’s ambitious goals and to delivering high-quality care outcomes.
With Dr. Fritz’s appointment, Aria Care Partners is strengthening its leadership team to continue improving care models and expanding services, ultimately benefiting both the skilled nursing facilities it serves and their residents.
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