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Monogram Health, a leading value-based provider of in-home care and benefit management services for patients with chronic kidney conditions, has just welcomed Adam McAnaney as its Chief Legal Officer & Secretary. This strategic move signifies Monogram Health's commitment to providing the highest quality care while navigating complex legal and regulatory landscapes.
Adam McAnaney, who has been named Chief Legal Officer and Secretary of Monogram Health, brings with him a wealth of experience and a proven track record in executive leadership roles at both public companies and large-scale healthcare organizations.
McAnaney's academic background is equally impressive, with a JD from Columbia Law School and a BA from Yale University.
Before joining Monogram Health, McAnaney served as the General Counsel & Secretary for Signify Health, a role he assumed after Signify Health's acquisition of Remedy Partners. His career trajectory reflects a commitment to healthcare innovation, having led multiple strategic initiatives at Aetna. There, he held the position of Vice President, Head of Corporate Legal, & Corporate Secretary, where he managed a wide range of legal responsibilities, including SEC reporting and disclosure matters, corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, subsidiary management, licensing, and investments.
Prior to his time at Aetna, Adam McAnaney worked in various international offices of Sullivan & Cromwell LLP, including New York, Frankfurt, and London. In this esteemed law firm, he specialized in capital markets and mergers and acquisitions, honing his skills as a legal professional.
In his statement, Adam McAnaney conveyed his excitement about joining Monogram Health and his dedication to the company's mission. He emphasized that throughout his career, he has actively contributed to pioneering healthcare companies working to transform the industry. Monogram's unique value-based care approach, with a national team of clinicians, deeply resonated with him, and he's committed to advancing their mission of improving the lives of individuals affected by CKD and ESKD.
With McAnaney's extensive legal experience and leadership, Monogram Health is poised to navigate the complexities of the healthcare industry while delivering exceptional value-based care.
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