Amy Adams has been the Director of HomeMeds at Partners in Care Foundation for the past 10 years. She holds a B.A. in Gerontology from the University of Northern Colorado. Background and expertise include Senior Transportation and Housing, Alzheimer?s, and Caregiver programs, as well as Evidence-based programs. Amy successfully started HomeMeds at the United Way of Tarrant County in Ft. Worth Texas before moving back to Colorado.

Esther Sefilyan has been with the Partners in Care Foundation since 2008. She has a Masters? in Gerontology from the University of Southern California (USC). In her work with Partners, Ester oversees startup and operations of multiple contracts and programs with hospitals, health plans, and medical providers in providing an array of services to ensure successful outcomes around readmission reductions and total cost of care. Ester is responsible for sales, implementation, contract management and infrastructure to support the Call Center and state-wide Network of agencies who provide regional coverage. She manages over 15 short-term care management/care transitions contracts focused on identifying Social and Behavioral Determinants of Health and putting safeguards in place to close those identified gaps. She has extensive experience with Long Term Services and Supports and is fully knowledgeable of Medicare, Medi-Cal, and commercial lines of business. These lines of business have grown significantly during Ester?s tenure. With her experience, she brings innovation, passion, and dedication to the Partners team.

Dianne Davis is Vice President, Community Wellness at Partners in Care Foundation leading 16 professionals implementing evidence-based programs as well as overseeing the nationally-recognized HomeMeds program. She has 25 years’ experience in healthcare administration, Managed Care and Gerontology. Ms. Davis oversees federal, state, county, city and private foundation relationships, and Partners’ contracts for evidence-based programs with health systems. Ms. Davis holds a MPH from UMASS, Amherst and a post-graduate certificate in Gerontology from UMASS Boston. She speaks at numerous conferences, is a member of the Evidence-Based Leadership Collaborative, a mentor for the NCOA Network Development Learning Collaborative and taught a course at UCLA, Evidence-based Programs for Older Adults.