Element Care, a recognized provider of the Program of All Inclusive Care for the Elderly and managed care services through Senior Care Options, has announced the appointment of Andrew Zamansky as its new Chief Financial Officer. Zamansky brings more than 13 years of experience in healthcare finance, with a strong background in financial strategy, budgeting, forecasting, and operational leadership across complex care organizations.

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Zamansky joins Element Care from Martin’s Point Healthcare, where he most recently served as Director of Financial Planning and Analysis. In that role, he led a multidisciplinary finance team responsible for organization wide budgeting, billing operations, and long term financial planning. During his time there, he played a key role in strengthening financial operations by rebuilding planning infrastructure, leading a major ERP implementation, and introducing new reporting and revenue reconciliation processes. These efforts helped improve financial clarity, cash flow management, and overall operational efficiency.

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Before his tenure at Martin’s Point Healthcare, Zamansky held senior leadership positions at Molina Health’s Senior Whole Health organization, where he functioned in the role of Chief Financial Officer for nearly two years. He supported the organization through periods of growth that included acquisitions, regulatory audits, and performance improvement initiatives. Earlier in his career, he worked within the finance division at Massachusetts General Hospital, contributing to hospital budgeting, community health investment planning, grant oversight, and long range financial strategy.

Doug Thompson, Chief Executive Officer of Element Care, said that the organization is excited to welcome Zamansky to its leadership team. He noted that Zamansky’s experience building strong financial systems and leading mission focused healthcare organizations aligns well with Element Care’s goals. Thompson added that Zamansky’s leadership will be instrumental in supporting continued growth while maintaining a strong focus on delivering high quality care to participants.

For more than three decades, Element Care has delivered comprehensive healthcare services to vulnerable senior populations. The organization supports more than 1,100 PACE participants and approximately 1,850 Senior Care Options members across Essex County, the Merrimack Valley, and parts of Greater Boston. The PACE model is a federally supported program designed to provide coordinated preventive, primary, acute, and long term care services that enable seniors to remain in their communities.

Zamansky shared that his career has focused on building financial foundations and guiding teams through growth and operational change across Medicare, Medicaid, and community based care settings. He expressed enthusiasm about joining Element Care and supporting an organization whose mission has a direct and meaningful impact on the lives of seniors. He also stated that he looks forward to helping guide the organization’s financial direction as it continues to expand access to coordinated, high quality care.

The appointment of Andrew Zamansky reflects Element Care’s continued investment in strong leadership and long term sustainability. His financial expertise is expected to play an important role in ensuring the organization remains well positioned to serve seniors across Massachusetts with reliable and compassionate care.

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