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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) space, currently leading the LTSS/IDD organization at Elevance Health, a prominent health benefits company. She oversees operations in ten states aimed at enhancing care for individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.

Rachel's dedication to advancing care quality and quality of life for LTSS program beneficiaries is evident through her varied leadership roles in state government, service providers, and managed care organizations. Her roles have included service coordination, operations, provider relations, and Bureau of TennCare leadership in Nashville.

With a Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science, Marketing, and Communications from Belmont University, Rachel Turner Chinetti brings a well-rounded educational background to her dynamic career in the LTSS domain.

Throughout her career, Rachel has held several key positions, including Staff Vice President and Senior Director of Long-Term Services & Supports/IDD Organization at Elevance Health, Director of Long-Term Services & Supports at Amerigroup, and Assistant Deputy of Quality & Administration at the Bureau of TennCare among others.

Beyond her professional endeavors, Rachel has also contributed her expertise as the Regional Director of Marketing at Trisun Healthcare, a part of the marketing team at Brookdale Senior Living, and as an Advertising Project Manager at Journal Communications Inc.

Rachel Turner Chinetti's work focuses on driving strategic oversight, performance improvement, innovation, and access to quality programs in the Managed Long-Term Services and Supports (MLTSS) sector, uplifted by her extensive background and accomplishments in the LTSS field.

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