Julie Rhodovi Set to Steer the Alliance of Wound Care Stakeholders as New CEO from January 2027

Transition in Leadership of the Alliance of Wound Care Stakeholders



In a significant transition, the Alliance of Wound Care Stakeholders has announced that Julie Rhodovi, MBA, CWCA, LBBH, will step into the role of Chief Executive Officer, beginning on January 1, 2027. This change comes as the organization celebrates its 25th anniversary and reflects on its legacy of advocacy and progress in the wound care field.

A Legacy of Leadership



After 25 years of dedicated service, Marcia Nusgart, the founder and current CEO of the Alliance, will retire in December. Nusgart has led the organization through numerous policy challenges and has been pivotal in establishing a robust voice for wound care within governmental agencies like CMS and the FDA. Her retirement marks the end of a remarkable era, having built a powerful advocacy group that has significantly improved regulatory and legislative landscapes for wound care.

Julie Rhodovi's Vision and Experience



Julie Rhodovi, an experienced leader with over 30 years in healthcare, aims to continue the impactful work Nusgart has fostered. Having held strategic positions in various healthcare organizations, including American Medical Technologies and Tissue Health Plus, Rhodovi's background includes extensive knowledge in payer and reimbursement policies, as well as alternative payment models that are increasingly relevant in today's healthcare environment.

As the current Vice-Chair on the Board of the Alliance, Rhodovi has been actively involved in advocacy efforts and understands the intricacies of the policies that govern wound care. She is committed to leveraging the collective voices of Alliance members to ensure that wound care remains a priority on the national agenda, particularly in discussions regarding coverage, payment, quality measures, and value-based care.

The Alliance's Continued Impact



Under Rhodovi’s leadership, the Alliance seeks to enhance its influence on crucial decisions impacting wound care practices. “I am honored to lead the Alliance and build on the extraordinary foundation that Marcia Nusgart created. I believe our collaborative advocacy can lead to policy changes that favor wound care,

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