Leadership

Chief Executive Officer, OneCare Vermont

Victoria E. Loner, MHCDS, RN, CCM, CPUR, PAHM is the chief executive officer (CEO) of OneCare Vermont. She has over 24 years of experience in health care and is recognized locally and nationally for her unique combination of clinical, quality, and health care management expertise. She has played an integral role in the implementation of major health management and payment reform under the Vermont All Payer Accountable Care Model over the last 3 years and has been involved with much of the Vermont state health care reform efforts over the last 10 years. She has in-depth knowledge of state, federal, and national health care standards, and is committed to the continuous improvement of the quality of health care for Vermonters. Vicki has served as deputy commissioner for the Department of Vermont Health Access and also held clinical and managerial roles at both MVP Health Care and BlueCross and BlueShield of Vermont. She began her health care career as a registered nurse (RN) and completed her Bachelor of Science (BS) degree summa cum laude in Health Care Administration and Nursing.  In 2014, she completed her Master of Health Care Delivery Science (MHCDS) degree from Dartmouth College.

Chief Operating Officer, OneCare Vermont

Sara Barry, MPH, is chief operating officer (COO) for OneCare Vermont Accountable Care Organization. Sara Barry has been with OneCare for nearly four years, most recently leading our clinical, quality, analytics, and informatics teams as senior director of value based care. She has 20 years of experience with designing, conducting, and evaluating health care improvement initiatives, both statewide and nationally. Prior to her tenure at OneCare, Barry served on the faculty in the department of pediatrics at the University of Vermont College of Medicine, where she was responsible for administrative, fiscal, and operational management of the Vermont Child Health Improvement program. The work there included accountability for strategic planning, program and policy development, grant writing, staff development, and effective and efficient day-to-day operations. Barry is a seasoned quality improvement trainer, facilitator, and coach. She’s worked with hundreds of clinical teams to implement topic-specific quality improvement projects. Barry received her master’s in public health from Dartmouth Medical School’s Center for Evaluative Clinical Sciences; has completed additional post-graduate work in leadership, health policy, and research; and is working on her PhD in Leadership and Change. She also consults nationally with health care delivery and health care improvement organizations to improve the capacity of the clinical workforce to achieve significant improvements in health care delivery and health outcomes.

Chief Medical Officer, OneCare Vermont

Dr. Carrie Wulfman is chief medical officer (CMO) for OneCare Vermont Accountable Care Organization. As CMO at OneCare, Dr. Wulfman provides overall clinical leadership and direction and serves as the senior clinical representative with government, public, and commercial insurers. Using her primary care viewpoint and experience, Dr. Wulfman is a facilitator and promoter of value-based care involvement by all the members throughout the state—sharing the benefits of the OneCare model and maximizing participation. Dr. Wulfman is a family medicine physician of 30 years, currently practicing at Brandon Primary Care in Addison County and continues to practice while holding the position of chief medical officer at OneCare Vermont. In addition, Dr. Wulfman held the position of chief medical officer at Porter from 2016-2019 and medical director at Helen Porter Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center in Middlebury, VT from 2013-2016. Most recently, Dr. Wulfman was the population health physician liaison for OneCare Vermont and the UVM Health Network, a role that supports clinical care delivery transformation, value-based care policies and contracts, and provider performance under accountable care contracts to improve the health of Vermonters. Dr. Wulfman graduated with honors from Indiana University School Of Medicine and completed her residency at Geisinger Medical Center in Danville, PA.

Vice President of Finance, OneCare Vermont

Before joining OneCare, Tom Borys, MBA, spent twelve years serving in various financial capacities for the Howard Center. Working in the area of mental and behavioral health, Tom became interested in payment reforms that allowed for more flexible and patient-focused care models while enhancing financial stability for health care providers. This led Tom to join OneCare in 2017 as an opportunity to address these issues on a larger scale. Tom is responsible for leading OneCare’s core financial functions. He oversees the necessary planning and execution of the complex strategy required to support the ongoing implementation of statewide value-based care in Vermont, ensures successful financial operations, and is responsible for the development of the annual budget that includes health care spending for lives covered by Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial insurers. Other important functions performed include contract negotiation, development of financial reform models, forecasting, operational analysis, and financial analysis. Tom received a bachelor’s degree in finance from University of Vermont and his MBA from Champlain College.

Gregory Daniels is the chief compliance and privacy officer (CCPO) for OneCare Vermont. He is a graduate of Boston College and the University of San Diego School of law with nearly twenty years of experience in the areas of healthcare fraud and abuse, compliance, privacy and litigation. Mr. Daniels served as a deputy district attorney in Riverside County, California for seven years before entering private practice, and subsequently joining a California-based national health care law firm in 2011. As a prosecutor, Mr. Daniels was assigned at various times to prosecute fraud-related crimes while assigned to the special prosecutions section, as well as crimes involving the use of computers and technology while assigned to the Computer and Technology Crime High-Tech Task Force, where he worked closely with members of local, state, and federal law-enforcement agencies. Mr. Daniels focused his health care law practice in the areas of fraud and abuse – including “whistleblower” or “qui tam” suits – health care compliance, patient privacy, and commercial disputes involving health care industry entities. During this time, Mr. Daniels also served for a number of years as interim chief compliance officer for a California health care district’s regional medical center and as outside general counsel for a California medical foundation. Mr. Daniels joined OneCare in 2018.