With a career spanning over two decades, William “Bill” Miller is a recognized leader in the post-acute healthcare field — known for his operational insight, collaborative leadership style, and steadfast dedication to improving care delivery at every level.

Bill began his journey in long-term care after earning a degree in Healthcare Administration from Weber State University, later complementing his expertise with an MBA from Washington State University. Over the years, he advanced through a series of impactful roles: from Nursing Home Administrator and Regional VP to Vice President of Operations for 45 centers, then Chief Operating Officer for 70, and ultimately Chief Executive Officer.

His work has had a lasting impact across multiple states, where he has led high-performing teams and developed operational frameworks that prioritize both care quality and sustainable growth. In recognition of his contributions, Bill received an advocacy award in 2019 from the Washington Healthcare Association, where he now serves as Board Chair.

At the heart of Bill’s professional mission is a personal one — building strong, resilient communities. That same commitment defines his life outside of work. Married to Lisa, a dedicated nurse, since 2002, Bill is a proud father of two daughters and a grandfather to a spirited four-year-old. He’s an enthusiastic supporter of his daughters’ athletic pursuits — one, a national-level volleyball competitor, and the other, an accomplished equestrian and softball player.

Whether leading teams, serving on a board, or watching from the bleachers, Bill brings the same energy, focus, and heart to everything he does. His journey is one of purpose, passion, and a deep belief in the power of people to make a difference.