Dr. David Raper Joins Ingenios Health as Senior Vice President

JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Oct. 9, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- With a broad background from emergency medicine to medical management, Dr. David Raper joins the Ingenios Health team as senior vice president. He will be working directly with the chronic care services department to focus on preventative care and conducting home assessments to detect diseases.

Holding a bachelor's degree from the University of Louisville, Dr. Raper then attended medical school at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.  With a broad range of experience, Dr. Raper has worked with commercial products, large self-funded groups, emergency medicine, in-home health and hospice care. 

Dr. Raper's role with Ingenios Health is to improve the performance and delivery of home-based health risk assessments (HRAs).  His goal is to provide service to members and patients outside of Medicare and show how the benefits of HRAs can apply to their membership.

"I was first introduced to Ingenios at a conference in 2012, and I was so impressed with their interest in applying technology to in-home settings. The mission of Ingenios Health is to deliver care that makes a difference in the home setting. I want to help make Ingenios a 'best in show' provider of HRAs and establish them as a nationwide provider," said Dr. Raper.

"We are honored to have Dr. Raper as a member of our team. His experience brings an incredible level of talent to our team and is part of our overall goal to position ourselves as the leader in in-home healthcare," said President and CEO, John Shermyen.

For more information on Ingenios Health, call toll free at 617.330.7753, or email [email protected].  

About Ingenios Health
Ingenios Health is the premier provider of choice for consumers, insurers and institutions, and delivers specialized, in-home health services from highly skilled professionals utilizing innovative technology. By meeting members in the convenience their own home, Ingenios Health's compassionate and highly trained nurse practitioners help to close any gaps in care through preventive and proactive measures. These services enable plans to accurately and preemptively identify risk and deliver care when and where it is needed most, leading to better quality of life for plan members.

SOURCE Ingenios Health