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Rachel Turner Chinetti

Staff Vice President, Long-Term Services & Supports Organization at Elevance Health

Rachel Turner Chinetti is a seasoned professional with over seventeen years of experience in the Long-Term Services and Supports (LTSS) sector, currently leading the LTSS/IDD organization at Elevance Health, a prominent health benefits company catering to millions of individuals nationwide.

In her role, Rachel oversees performance and innovation in LTSS programs across ten states, ensuring the delivery of top-quality, effective services to individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. She brings to the table a wealth of expertise garnered from diverse leadership positions in state government, service providers, managed care, and more.

Passionate about improving the quality of care and life for LTSS program beneficiaries, Rachel has left a lasting impact on the industry through her strategic insights and commitment to innovation. Her academic background includes a Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science, Marketing, and Communications from Belmont University.

Having held key roles such as Staff Vice President, Senior Director, and Director in LTSS organizations at Elevance Health and Amerigroup, Rachel's professional journey also includes stints at the Bureau of TennCare, Amerigroup Corporation, Trisun Healthcare, Brookdale Senior Living, and Journal Communications Inc., highlighting her versatility and broad experience across various healthcare settings.

Highlights

Apr 25 · linkedin

It is an honor to serve on the inaugural DCW Strategy Center’s national advisory committee along with direct care professionals and people who receive home- and community based services from across the country.

This committee will guide the critical work of the DCW Strategy Center which seeks to provide resources, technical assistance, and training to state systems, providers, and stakeholders to improve workforce recruitment, training, and retention.

Jan 14 · linkedin

The one year anniversary of the HCBS Setting Rule implementation is approaching and it’s critical that we reflect on the tremendous work accomplished to improve quality of life for those receiveing HCBS while acknowledging the work that remains to offer greater autonomy and independence to individuals receiving HCBS, in accordance with the spirit of the Settings Rule.

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Nashville, Tennessee, United States