Kevin Mowll
Non-Executive Director, The RISE Association, Medicare Member Acquisition & Experience Community
Kevin Mowll is semi-retired but remains active as the Non-Executive Director for the RISE Medicare Member Acquisition & Experience Community. He is also a partner in a start-up digital health care company offering solutions for caregivers to patients with advanced illness.
Previously, he was responsible for building and driving the RISE association, creating a better value for members, creating education and training, industry collaboration, as well as expanding and enhancing our conference offerings.
Kevin has a diverse background and an expertise in Medicare health plans. His expertise centers on product design and value segmentation, strategic planning and business development.
Kevin was Vice President for Senior Products at the Tufts Health Plan in Boston and responsible for sales, marketing, product development, business performance and strategic planning with annual revenues of $1 B. Earlier, Kevin was the Vice President, Medicare Products, for Capital District Physicians’ Health Plan in Albany, New York, when the Medicare Advantage membership grew from 12,000 to 30,000, including both individual and group retiree business over five years.
Originally, from Southern California, Kevin worked for both PacifiCare Health Plans and CIGNA Healthplans. At PacifiCare (acquired in 2005 by United Healthcare), Kevin led the development and launch of multiple products and conducted service area expansions for health plans and ran the California business unit provider network management department. At CIGNA, Kevin was the healthcare center administrator of staff model offices in Long Beach and Torrance, California, as well as regional manager, and Regional Director for IPA model plan development.
He founded a professional social networking group on LinkedIn called Medicare Advantage Healthplan Colleagues, focused on educating and sharing best practices by developing a virtual community with shared interests and concerns. The group attracted nearly 23,000 members from across the country since its inception."