Jet Health, Inc., a leading regional provider of home health, hospice and personal care services, announced today the appointment of Larry Nabb to the post of chief executive officer, effective immediately. Nabb replaces Stacie Bratcher, who held the CEO position since March 2020.

In his new role, Nabb will oversee all day-to-day operations and business functions as well as growth and acquisition strategies. Jet Health’s operations span 16 markets in the Southwest and Mountain West U.S., which are branded under the Jet Health umbrella as Klarus, First Choice, Hospice de la Luz and Trio.

Nabb is a seasoned healthcare leader with deep experience in the home health and hospice industries. Prior to joining Jet Health, he was CEO and board member for Providence Care, LLC, a home health, hospice and house call provider serving the Southeast U.S. While with Providence, Nabb led the company’s acquisition strategy, bolstered the executive team and expanded the company’s footprint from single to multi-state which now serves over 6,500 lives. Earlier, Nabb was president and chief operating officer at Remita Health, a large hospice provider serving California, Arizona and Nevada. In this capacity, he grew earnings three-fold, developed key payor relationships and forged value-based joint ventures with Blue Shield, Anthem and Optum Health, among other achievements.

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Nabb named CEO at Jet Health

by Press Release, Fort Worth Report
May 23, 2023

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