Kristin Beck
Director of Community Health Program, Health Partners
Kristin Beck is the Director of Community Health Programs for Health Partners Plans (HPP), a not-for-profit health plan serving more than 259,000 Medicare, Medicaid and CHIP members. Ms. Beck oversees community programs with a focus on population health management, including physical and behavioral health integration and addressing the non-clinical needs (social determinants of health) of members. She is also charged with identifying new programming and opportunities in these areas. As a result, Ms. Beck works with all areas of HPP and with community-based organizations to ensure this work is embedded in all areas of the organization.
Ms. Beck is a veteran in the non-profit industry with more than 15 years’ experience in program development, implementation and sustainability. She has extensive knowledge of the southeastern Pennsylvania region with experience related to public health programming and preparedness. She also has expertise in working with underserved populations and is a champion of developing programs and partnerships to better address the needs of members of these populations.
Before joining HPP, Ms. Beck worked for Public Health Management Corporation and the American Red Cross Southeastern PA Chapter. In both roles, she was responsible for developing programs and working with cross-functional teams to better address the needs of vulnerable populations.
Ms. Beck is a veteran in the non-profit industry with more than 15 years’ experience in program development, implementation and sustainability. She has extensive knowledge of the southeastern Pennsylvania region with experience related to public health programming and preparedness. She also has expertise in working with underserved populations and is a champion of developing programs and partnerships to better address the needs of members of these populations.
Before joining HPP, Ms. Beck worked for Public Health Management Corporation and the American Red Cross Southeastern PA Chapter. In both roles, she was responsible for developing programs and working with cross-functional teams to better address the needs of vulnerable populations.