CEO Tom Riley Featured in Boston Business Journal ‘5 Minutes With…’ Column

Seniorlink President & CEO Tom Riley was recently featured in the Boston Business Journal’s “5 Minutes With…” column. In the Q&A format interview, Riley discussed how the COVID-19 pandemic has changed family caregiving, and how his company has had to adapt in an ever-changing public health environment.  “I sometimes say that Seniorlink runs the largest nursing home in America. It just doesn’t have any buildings,” he says in the feature. The story also touches on Riley’s personal life, which has been marked by joy and tragedy in 2020. He tells the journal he has recently become a grandfather earlier in the year, but he has lost a beloved uncle to COVID-19 in the spring.  Riley outlines his vision for the future of the company in the story as well. “Seniorlink has developed more technology-forward solutions that allow us to think about scaling up more rapidly, particularly as more risk shifts to professional insurance managed-care organizations,” he says in the story. “We have an aspiration to get to a million of the 54 million family caregivers in the country. We’ve at 7,000 today. So we have a long way to go. But I certainly expect over the next five years we’ll be serving 100,000 families across the country.” Read the full feature in the Boston Business Journal.

More insights like this:

  • McKnight’s Column – Mission possible: Caring for our Caregivers

    Thank you, McKnight’s Home Care, for publishing “Mission possible: Caring for our caregivers” authored by Matthew Marek, Careforth president and CEO. In this article, Matt discusses the recent analysis on Structured Family Caregiving which demonstrated an improvement of quality and a lower cost of care. An excerpt:  “The United States is in the clutches…

    Read more: McKnight’s Column – Mission possible: Caring for our Caregivers
  • Home Health Care News Feature – How The Home-Focused Careforth Reduces ED Visits, Falls Through Family Caregiver Support

    We’re incredibly honored to not only support family caregivers, but also ensure loved ones receiving care are healthy and able to stay at home longer! Last week, Home Health Care News published an article shedding light on the importance of Careforth’s Structured Family Caregiving program in improving health outcomes and reducing health care…

    Read more: Home Health Care News Feature – How The Home-Focused Careforth Reduces ED Visits, Falls Through Family Caregiver Support
  • Careforth’s Structured Family Caregiving Model Shown to Drive Cost Reductions and Lower Total Cost of Care

    New study finds Careforth’s services lead to over $60,000 per person estimated annual cost savings Careforth, a leading provider of caregiver support and resources, announced today an analysis of the impact of its Structured Family Caregiving program on outcomes that improve quality and lower the cost of care. The results of the new…

    Read more: Careforth’s Structured Family Caregiving Model Shown to Drive Cost Reductions and Lower Total Cost of Care

Stay in touch with us.

Sign up for company news and ongoing caregiver resources delivered right to you.

You can unsubscribe anytime. Privacy Policy