Nora Dowd Eisenhower, JD

Consultant
United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania

Former Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Aging, Ms. Dowd Eisenhower managed an extensive network of services provided in part through a statewide system of 52 Area Agencies on Aging. Services include pharmaceutical benefits, family caregiving, transportation, home and community based services, Alzheimer’s programs, health and wellness education, senior community centers and nutrition programs, adult day services and protective services for older people at risk of abuse or neglect. She brought a fresh perspective to managing Pennsylvania’s aging services network, focused on innovative strategies to improve efficiency and reduce bureaucracy, and developed and strengthened relationships with key policymakers in Washington to leverage additional support to benefit state programs for older residents. Ms. Dowd Eisenhower has worked to enhance important programs that protect the health and safety of older Pennsylvanians, such as expanding the PACE/PACENET pharmaceutical assistance programs thus making more than 115,000 additional older adults eligible for life-sustaining prescription benefits. Under her leadership, Pennsylvania greatly enhanced the availability of home- and community-based services for older adults which allowed a growing number of older Pennsylvanians to receive care and support services in the location of their first choice - in their homes and communities. Ms. Dowd Eisenhower also enhanced the Department of Aging’s outreach to underserved populations and has initiated comprehensive efforts to prepare the aging services network for the arrival of the Baby Boomer generation.

Warren Kantor

President and CEO
Olde City Services Corporation
President, Complete Enrollment Agency, LLC

Chairman and Co-Founder, Benefits Data Trust

Warren Kantor is the president and chief executive officer of Olde City Services Corporation and Society Hill Capital Management in Philadelphia, PA. Kantor established these organizations in 1984.

In 2002, Kantor created The Foundation to Benefit our Seniors to execute his philanthropic endeavors and to manage charitable projects. He now serves as chairman of the foundation.

In 2005, Mr. Kantor founded Benefits Data Trust in 2005 to pursue his philanthropic endeavors for senior citizens on a national level.

Bruce A. Kehr, MD

Chairman and CEO
InforMedix, Inc.

Bruce A. Kehr, MD, is currently Chairman of the Board of Directors and CEO of InforMedix, Inc., a publicly traded medical technology company (OTC BB: IFMX). Dr. Kehr is a forensic consultant in neuropsychiatry and traumatic brain injury and a practicing physician. He is the inventor of fifteen issued patents and twelve pending patents in the United States, Europe, Japan, and Canada, as well as issued and pending trademarks and service marks. He is also a Senior Scholar, Department of Health Policy, Jefferson Medical College. Since 1981 Dr. Kehr has been a psychiatrist in Rockville, and has served as President of Potomac Psychiatry, a psychiatric group practice (www.potomacpsychiatry.com). He has actively written and lectured in the field of medication non-adherence, is recognized as an expert in the field of medication non-adherence, and has lectured on neuropsychiatry aspects of traumatic brain injury. Dr. Kehr received his BA from the University of Pennsylvania, followed by an MD from the Georgetown University School of Medicine.