Who we are
HealtheMed is a public benefit corporation dedicated to enriching the lives of underserved populations in the state of Minnesota.
Clinic@Home, a first of its kind, digital system of care enables Minnesota Medicaid waivered clients to get better access to health care in their homes through its hybrid telemedicine platform.
Our mission is to keep Minnesota Medicaid waivered participants in the community longer by enabling access to the essential care services they need, in the comfort of their own home. We want these important citizens to become more independent and live as fulfilling a life as possible.
Leadership team
Tom Spencer
Chief Executive Officer
Mr. Spencer has 30 years of physician management, managed care contracting and health care technology innovation experience. In 2016 he negotiated the first CMS approved contract for telemedicine wound clinic services in the U.S.
Ron Mandelbaum
Chief Revenue Officer
Mr. Mandelbaum has 30 years of strategic business development experience. Since 2008 his focus has been on the development of senior living communities and deployment of aging-in-place digital health technologies.
Bob Arnold
Chief Operating Officer
Mr. Arnold has 14 years of healthcare management experience working with startups and fast-growing companies.
He founded and led two SaaS technology companies with a 5x and 3x return for investors.
Allan Swartz
VP of Client Services
Allan Swartz has been active in health care since 1972. His experience includes 12 years as a long-term care administrator and 33 years as a consultant in long-term care, assisted living, and homecare.
News
St. Louis Park Company Pitches Hybrid At-Home Care System
Clinic@Home will be on display at the MNSSA conference, the largest health and human services event in the Midwest where nearly 2,000 health and human service professionals will gather. HealtheMed’s Nurse Director, Shannon Holley-Smith, BSN, RN, will also be presenting Clinic@Home during an educational session for case managers and county directors on Wednesday, March 16…