DENVER—Professional Case Management (PCM) announced the recent appointment of Voula Siderakis as vice president of outreach for its home healthcare division. Siderakis will lead engagement strategies to bring homecare services to nuclear weapons and uranium workers through the U.S. Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act (EEOICPA).
"For decades, PCM has been on the frontlines connecting America's patriots with the healthcare benefits they have earned," said Greg Austin, president of PCM. "With Voula, we will expand our proven ability to help even more patients live safely and independently at home. She mirrors PCM's commitment to client advocacy and a healthy, engaging culture."
"I feel incredibly fortunate to join PCM at such an exciting time," said Siderakis. "I'm energized by the chance to build our outreach strategy, empowering our teams and expanding access to care for patients who need it most. Being part of an organization so deeply committed to making a difference in patients' lives is truly meaningful."
The company said Siderakis will lead business development across 17 regional offices and drive partnerships with healthcare systems and benefits advocacy networks. She brings more than 25 years of sales experience in multi-site, highly regulated healthcare settings. Most recently, she was a regional sales director at BAYADA Home Health Care, where she focused on referral network development, productivity improvement and revenue growth.