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Lavondia Alexander, RN, MSN, MBA

Lavondia Alexander, RN, MSN, MBA, NCQA

Senior Advisor

Lavondia Alexander, RN, MSN, MBA, NCQA, has more than 20 years of experience in the healthcare arena, propelling organizations forward through practice transformation. Her healthcare experience spans clinical, managerial, data, analytics, and quality improvement to executive leadership in the private, public, Nonprofit, and government sectors. 

Through value-based care and patient-centered approaches, she assists organizations in understanding how quality improvement practices and data analytics can create revenue-generating opportunities by leveraging existing and implementing new practices. 

By keeping pace with the dynamics of the healthcare delivery system and transforming data into actionable strategies for improving health, Lavondia is able to help practices achieve national quality awards, develop strategic relationships with varying healthcare entities to reduce barriers to care, and achieve and sustain patient-centered medical home recognition.

“A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives.”
JACKIE ROBINSON

Podcast

The Atrómitos Way

The U.S. healthcare system is full of complex issues and obstacles that just can’t help but get in the way.
So, how do we solve them? Liz is the host and producer of our podcast, speaking with leaders across the country who fight to ensure quality healthcare is accessible, affordable, and equitable for all.

walk the path to progress

Worried. Tired. Frustrated.

5 Reflections On Our Current Reality: Racial Inequality

The Atrómitos Founder’s Letter, normally written by its Founder, Michealle Gady, for this short series, members of Atrómitos were given the platform to speak up on issues important to them.

We all remember Trayvon Martin, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd, right? These examples of the mistreatment of Black people highlighted the racial injustices in our nation. While there has been a lot of change in America around the attitudes, equality, and advocacy for Black people, has it really changed to the extent it could have?

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