CommonSpirit Health at Home
Randi Kamp is an accomplished communications and marketing specialist with extensive experience in diverse roles across various organizations. Currently serving at CommonSpirit Health at Home since July 2024, Randi previously held positions such as Marketing & Special Events Manager at People Working Cooperatively, Inc., and Communications & Marketing Manager at Whole Home Modifications. Randi's expertise spans event planning, digital communications, public relations, branding, and content creation, with a strong track record in managing high-profile projects and rebranding initiatives at multiple agencies, including Cincinnati-Hamilton County Community Action Agency and Prolanthropy. Randi's earlier career includes significant roles in marketing and communications at Northlich, the 2012 World Choir Games, The Owens Group, and Universal Pictures, complemented by a degree in Media Communications from North Carolina State University.
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CommonSpirit Health at Home
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CommonSpirit Health at Home has been a leader in the home-based services industry for over 40 years. Our organization is prepared for the future of health care as we respond to the current trends and advancements in the care delivery model, envision a healthier tomorrow for the people in our communities and lead with humankindness. CommonSpirit Health was created through an alignment of multiple health care organizations as a single ministry in early 2019, with a committed mission to serve those who are poor and vulnerable. As a part of this nation-wide ministry, CommonSpirit Health at Home’s geographic footprint serves 13 states, representing many diverse populations across the country. Our skilled at-home care is easy to access, easy to understand and easy to navigate. Our experienced home health experts coordinate services and continuity of care from hospital to home, and our dedicated nurses, therapists and pharmacists are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to answer questions or handle changes in a patient’s condition.