Lynn, MA – February 26, 2026 – Element Care, a leading Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) and managed care provider for Senior Care Options (SCO), is pleased to announce the appointment of Greg Wilmot to its Board of Directors. Greg is an accomplished health care leader with over 25 years in the health care industry, renowned for driving strategic growth and innovation in care delivery. He is also recognized for advancing health equity, including the expansion of numerous health care programs and clinical facilities in the greater Boston community, resulting in improved access for underserved populations.

Greg is the CEO and founder of PrimePoint Health, a consulting firm that partners with health care systems to strategically respond to the opportunities and challenges facing health care organizations. Previously, Greg served as President and CEO of NeighborHealth, where he led one of the largest community-based primary care health systems in Massachusetts, overseeing 2,000 staff members, 120,000 patients and an annual operating revenue of $275+ million. Under his leadership, NeighborHealth experienced record revenue growth, national recognition for its quality performance, and historic gains in patient experience.

Greg also serves as a member of various boards and agencies including CapitalLink, East Boston Social Centers, Community Servings, and The Women’s Lunch Place. Additionally, Greg served on the Boston Board of Health and Board of Trustees for Boston Medical Center Health System. Greg is a founding member of the Health Equity Compact.

Greg’s appointment reflects Element Care’s ongoing commitment to bringing experienced, mission-driven healthcare leaders to its Board of Directors. His extensive background in community health, health system leadership, and PACE will help support Element Care’s continued growth and long-term impact across Massachusetts.

“We’re proud to welcome Greg to our Board of Directors where his operational expertise, community-centered leadership, and roots across senior healthcare and PACE will be invaluable to advancing our mission at Element Care,” said Doug Thompson, Chief Executive Officer at Element Care. “We know that Greg’s guidance will help strengthen our vision of expanding our high-quality, coordinated care to older adults in Massachusetts.”

For more than 30 years, Element Care has provided the highest quality comprehensive healthcare to thousands of at-risk seniors. Currently, Element Care serves over 1,100 PACE participants and 1,850 SCO members across communities in Essex County, Merrimack Valley, and parts of Greater Boston. PACE is a federally funded health care program that offers a range of services including preventive, primary, acute and long-term care.

“I’m honored to join the Element Care Board of Directors and support an organization dedicated to improving the lives of older adults,” said Greg Wilmot. “Element Care’s person-centered approach and focus on community care align closely with my own values. I look forward to working alongside the Board and leadership team to help guide growth and ensure more older adults have access to the coordinated, high-quality care they deserve.”

About Element Care

Element Care is a non-profit healthcare organization with a simple mission: to help older adults live safely and comfortably in their homes and communities for as long as they can, keeping their stays in hospitals and nursing facilities as minimal as possible. Founded in 1994, Element Care’s PACE program was established as a joint venture of the Lynn Community Health Center and Greater Lynn Senior Services to bring PACE to seniors in the community. In 2004, Element Care partnered with Commonwealth Care Alliance to provide comprehensive clinical case management to at-risk SCO members. The organization offers a holistic approach to care that includes medical, social, and wellness services tailored to the unique needs of each participant and member.

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