President:  Stephen Moses

Stephen Moses is President of the Center for Long-Term Care Reform.  The Center promotes universal access to top-quality long-term care by encouraging private financing and discouraging welfare financing of long-term care for most Americans.  As President, Mr. Moses publishes and speaks throughout the United States on public versus private financing of long-term care and related issues.  Previously, he was Director of Research for LTC, Inc., a Medicaid state representative for the Health Care Financing Administration and a senior analyst for the Inspector General of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Administrative Coordinator:  Damon V. Moses

Damon Moses graduated from the University of Washington with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English literature December 2000.  After receiving his degree, he spent a year and a half living and working in Europe, where he held a  position with an online estate agency in London, and worked in microchip inspection while in Dublin.  After the expiration of his second work visa, he toured Sweden, the Baltics and Eastern Europe for five weeks before returning home, where he joined the Center for Long-Term Care Reform's staff at the headquarters in Seattle, WA.