Jeffrey B. Klein, FACHE, President/CEO NEVADA SENIOR SERVICES
has extensive experience in health care management, consulting, and strategic planning for hospitals, community-based services and aging networks. He is currently the President/CEO of Nevada Senior Services Inc. operating adult day health care centers, caregiver support services, in home respite, home modifications and geriatric assessment clinic and wellness programs. A trusted not-for-profit organization, Nevada Senior Services partners nationally with the Rosalynn Carter Institute (caregiver support), Stanford University (chronic disease management), National Council on Aging (NCOA) and Rush University Medical Center (Bridge). Nevada Senior Services is the Aging and Disability Resource Center serving southern Nevada’s 2 million residents. Nevada Senior Services was recognized by the Rosalynn Carter Institute for Leadership in Caregiving (2016). As a consultant, Mr. Klein has been a founder and Principal of Altila Associates conducting and supervising extensive engagements for hospitals, medical groups and academic centers. Specialty areas of consultation included strategic planning, feasibility analysis, financial structuring, project financing, and implementation of innovative inpatient and programs in geriatrics, rehabilitation, neurosciences, chronic disease care and disease state management. While President and CEO of Premier Hospitals Alliance of New York, he structured cost containment, purchasing and revenue enhancement programs for a consortium of six teaching hospitals with over 5,500 beds. He was CEO of CRCA, an international consulting and management firm. CRCA conducted over 180 engagements. An innovative health care executive, Mr. Klein was responsible for the development of the Center for Diagnostic and Rehabilitation Medicine at Daniel Freeman Medical Center, a 606 bed UCLA teaching affiliate. This facility was twice recognized as the “Outstanding Rehabilitation Facility in the Nation” by the National Association of Rehabilitation Facilities. As Corporate Vice President at Daniel Freeman Medical Center, he was responsible for clinical operating divisions, marketing, planning, diversification and business development.
Mr. Klein holds an MBA from Temple University, Philadelphia. He is Board Certified in Healthcare Management as a Fellow of the American College of Health Care Executives. Mr. Klein is the recipient of Professional Achievement Awards from the National Association of Medical Directors and Coordinators and the Commission on the Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities. He Chairs the Nevada Commission on aging Legislative Subcommittee and is an active member of the public policy committees of the American Society on Aging and the National Adult Day Services Association.
NEVADA SENIOR SERVICES:
- Adult Day Care Centers of Las Vegas & Henderson
- Bright Pathways Early Memory Loss Center
- Care Transitions for Dementia
- Connections Intermediate Memory Loss Center
- The Care Partner Institute (REACH, Caring for You, Caring for Me)
- Aging & Disability Resource Center (ADRC)
- Geriatric Assessment & Wellness Center
- RAMP (Home Modification & Safety Program)
- In-home Respite Services