Paul E. VerHoeve II previously served as CEO of Mission Health Care, one of the largest privately-owned providers of home health, hospice and palliative care providers on the West Coast. During his almost 5-year tenure, Mr. VerHoeve took a founder-led company through a minority recapitalization in early 2019 with HCAP Partners and grew revenues organically and through de novo acquisitions from $55M (and $4.5M in adjusted EBITDA) to revenues of $85M (and $17M in adjusted EBITDA).

After then leading Mission Health Care through a full recapitalization in late 2020 with the Vistria Group, Mr. VerHoeve grew the business in the ensuing three years from $85M in revenues to over $200M in revenues via several significant acquisitions, thereby increasing the number of locations from 14 to 40, the number of employees from 500 to 1800, the number of states from 1 to 7 and the number of patients served daily from 2,000 to 5,000 while achieving top workplace awards 3 years in a row.

Prior to his appointment as CEO of Mission Health Care, Mr. VerHoeve was a President with Louisville, Kentucky-based Kindred Health Care (NYSE: KND), one of the largest publicly traded post-acute care systems in the country.

Before joining Kindred, Mr. VerHoeve served in several leadership positions, including as COO for Haven Health Care (a division of AvMed Health Plans) as well as various sales and operational roles at Vitas Health Care (NYSE: CHE), the nation’s largest publicly traded end-of-life care provider.

Mr. VerHoeve currently serves on the boards of directors of Affinity, Apara Autism Centers, Avid Health at Home, Paradigm Health, Inc., PAX Health and UEW.

Mr. VerHoeve is a native of San Diego, California, and he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University of the Pacific.