The Managed Care Resource Alliance (MCRA) announces Rose Hellwarth, BSN, RN to the Strategic Advisory Board as its Dual Integrated Program Advisor.
About Rose Hellwarth, BSN, RN
Rose is a healthcare executive with more than 20 years of experience in bringing both business excellence and clinical expertise to her roles in for-profit and not-for-profit organizations. Holding roles in both the provider space and the insurance industry she led transformational change and improved operational and quality efficiencies in the Medicare Advantage and Dual Eligible sector.
​With a results-oriented approach, Rose has led the implementation of several dual integrated programs including ISNP, DSNP and Community Health Choice plans across several states. She has been recognized for innovation and excellence in data integration, demonstrating excellence in star quality ratings while undergoing exponential growth in the market.
​Rose is a past President of the Long-Term Care Consortium where she served as the Chairman of the Board of Directors and Executive Committee. For more than 20 years she has served on the District Attorney’s Crimes Against Older Adults Task Force.
​She was appointed to several Congressional Healthcare Advisory Boards and on the Task Force for the Pennsylvania State Plan on Aging appointed by Pennsylvania’s Secretary of the Department of Aging. She served on the Clinton Global Initiative, CGI America as a member of the Workforce Development Group bringing solutions to positively impact the lives of veterans leaving the service and integrating back into civilian life.
As a strategic adviser to MCRA, Rose shares both payer and provider perspectives with deep knowledge of special needs and integrated plans, government affairs and understanding of how to overcome the biggest challenges in the healthcare industry today.
About MCRA Strategic Advisory Board
MCRA Strategic Advisors are Managed Care leaders and Health Plan executives who advise MCRA Members, drive Member discussions, and share insights on industry challenges.
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