Jeremy Collier has extensive work experience in various leadership roles in the healthcare industry. Jeremy currently serves as the Vice President of Business and Development at Seasons Home Health Care starting from January 2022. Prior to that, they held the position of Director of Strategic Initiatives at Buckeye Home Health Care since April 2018. Jeremy also worked as the Vice President of Strategy & Payor Innovation at The LTM Group from April 2018. Earlier in their career, Jeremy was an Employee Benefits Consultant at McGohan Brabender from June 2015 to April 2018. Jeremy also held various Vice President roles at Clarks Rx and Buckeye Home Health Care from 2012 to 2015. Before that, they worked as the Vice President of Business and Development at Clark's Rx from April 2008 to November 2012.
Jeremy Collier attended Dayton Christian High School from 1992 to 1996 and earned a High School Diploma. Jeremy later pursued a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Media Communications Business Management from Asbury University, graduating in the years 2000.
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The LTM Group
Our organization consist of several high performing home health, personal care, and hospice companies within the Midwest. LTM stands for "Living the Mission" which is guided by our philosophy that patients recover more quickly at home where they are the most comfortable. In-home care simply leads to greater independence, reduced hospitalizations, and better outcomes, day-in and day-out. Home healthcare services allow for medical treatments in the most comfortable environment – your home. The beauty of home healthcare is that it can be short or long-term and can change over time. You only get services when and how you need them. Our experience shows that the entire family benefits from home healthcare. Patients and families experience a sense of independence along with dignity for the patient. More often, the caregivers are relieved with having services they can see and patients greatly appreciated not being transported in –and-out of clinics and rehab centers. Everyone benefits from participating in the care and treatment of the patient, at home.