Richard Mainzer

Richard Mainzer has a strong background in the healthcare industry, with a focus on technology and clinical services. Richard started their career in 1979 as the Director of Clinical Services at Nationwide Pharmacy Centers, where they managed consultant pharmacist services and developed innovative clinical technology. During their time there, they also developed and deployed one of the first mobile consultant pharmacist computer applications. In 1997, they became the Director of Long-Term Care Services at Vitalink, where they continued to contribute to the advancement of healthcare services. Richard joined Neighborcare in 1998 as the Director of Product Development, and in this role, they played a key part in developing new products for the company. Since 2002, they have been working at Remedi SeniorCare as the Senior Vice President of Clinical Programs and Technology. In this role, Richard has combined their clinical skills with technology and government affairs expertise to pioneer the development of various technology tools and software, including electronic health records and mobile device tools. Richard has also been actively involved in advancing legislation in the long-term post-acute care (LTPAC) sector, both at the state and federal levels. Richard's work experience demonstrates their commitment to improving the quality of life and care for seniors and others.

Richard Mainzer attended the University of Maryland from 1973 to 1976. During this time, they did not specify a specific field of study. Following that, from 1976 to 1979, Richard pursued a degree in Pharmacy at the University of Maryland Baltimore.