BoldAge PACE, a leading organization in the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly, has added healthcare professional Brian Clem to its Board of Directors. Clem has a long background in leading care for seniors based on value-based care models. He most recently served as President and Chief Operating Officer of Oak Street Health, where he was instrumental in expanding the company from seven clinics to over 230 locations nationwide. During his time, Oak Street Health went public in 2020 and was later purchased by CVS Health in 2023.

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Todd Stern, co-founder of BoldAge PACE, expressed strong confidence in Clem’s ability to support the organization’s future. He shared that Clem’s leadership and commitment to advancing senior care are a strong match for the company’s direction. According to Stern, Clem’s depth of experience in both operations and quality care brings unmatched value to the Board as BoldAge PACE continues to expand its mission to improve life for seniors.

Throughout his career, Clem has focused on care models that support aging with dignity and independence. He shared that he sees the PACE model as uniquely positioned to deliver what seniors truly want— the ability to remain at home while receiving the full scope of services they need. Clem explained that the integrated approach, which includes medical care, transportation, social activities, and in-home support, gives older adults the tools to live safely and comfortably while also improving their overall well-being.

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Clem also emphasized that this is a critical period for the growth of the PACE model. He believes that although the industry is still developing, there is tremendous potential for organizations like BoldAge PACE to shape the future of elder care. He described this moment as pivotal, offering the chance to expand access and improve how care is delivered to some of the most vulnerable members of society.

Mary Austin, CEO of BoldAge PACE, underscored the strategic value Clem brings to the board. She said his operational background and knowledge of complex healthcare systems are exactly what the organization needs to achieve its long-term goals. His experience in value-based care and his leadership across multiple healthcare ventures will be essential as the company continues to innovate and scale its programs.

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