Washington runs on trust.
Here’s what leaders who’ve worked with Logan say.
"As a former hospice CEO and later as board chair of the Hospice Action Network, Logan demonstrated his gift for turning complicated Washington jargon into clear, actionable guidance that CEOs could use right away. He knew how to cut through the noise, explain what really mattered, and help leaders make confident decisions. He also made Washington less intimidating for first-time advocates. He showed them how to tell their stories, connect with lawmakers, and speak up for patients and families with confidence.
As board chair, I valued Logan's strategic judgment, candor, and steady leadership. He kept the board informed, brought us well-reasoned recommendations, and carried out our priorities effectively. Logan positioned the hospice community in Washington with skill and vision, including the successful launch of the community's first Political Action Committee. Logan is a trusted advisor, an effective bipartisan advocate, and a true asset to any organization."
Susan Lloyd, MSN, RN
Former President & CEO, Delaware Hospice, and former Chairwoman, Hospice Action Network
"Logan served as my Legislative Director, and he was the kind of staffer every member hopes to have. Hospice is personal to me. I saw what it meant for my mother, and Logan helped turn that commitment into real results. He was instrumental in getting the HOSPICE Act signed into law, the most significant hospice reform in a decade, strengthening oversight, holding bad actors accountable, and protecting patients and families when they are most vulnerable.
Logan also helped us pass the Palliative Care and Hospice Education and Training Act through the House twice with overwhelming bipartisan support, a win-win for patients, families, and taxpayers. He led our health care work with the Diabetes Caucus and the Problem Solvers Caucus. Logan knew the policy cold, read the politics clearly, and shaped a message that got people to yes. He always stayed in the room, found common ground, and put people before politics. Any organization that wants to get to yes in Washington would be lucky to have Logan on its team."
The Honorable Tom Reed
Former U.S. Representative (NY-23)
"Logan was a valued member of our leadership team and someone I relied on every day. He combined sharp policy expertise with sound political judgment, and he always knew when to push, when to wait, and how to position the association for success. That judgment was on full display when Logan led the hospice community's response to CMS's flawed hospice Special Focus Program. He rallied providers, leveraged his entire team, worked with Congress, and made the case that the program would hurt good hospices and the patients they serve. In February 2025, CMS halted the program to reevaluate it. His steady leadership earned the trust of our board, our members, and his colleagues. Logan worked well across every department, sought and valued input from the team, and made the people around him better. Because of him, our association moved through Washington with ease. Any organization would be fortunate to have Logan's judgment guiding its work in Washington."
Ben Marcantonio
President of The Denver Hospice and Colorado Visiting Nurse Association | Former COO and Interim CEO, National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization
"Understanding complicated health care policy is one thing. Knowing how it will affect providers and what to do about it is another. Logan brings the skills to realistically assess situations and to affect change. He looks beyond the headline to understand how a proposal will impact hospice operations, access to care, care at the bedside, and the communities we serve. He is a strategic thinker with the tactical skills to apply advocacy resources to make a real difference, rather than simply reacting to the ever-changing Washington environment. I have seen firsthand the strong relationships he has built with members of Florida's Congressional delegation and their staff, and the credibility he brings to those conversations. Being a former Capitol Hill staffer makes him part of a guild that brings valued experience and camaraderie to the table and opens doors of opportunity. I also appreciate his collaborative approach. He listens to state associations and providers, respects different perspectives, and helps build a shared strategy around practical and achievable goals. Logan is a partner who will help an association focus its resources for maximum effect."
Paul Ledford, CAE, DPL
President & Chief Executive Officer, Florida Hospice & Palliative Care Association
"I served alongside Logan at the National Coalition for Hospice and Palliative Care, where he was a board member and a driving force behind our policy development and coalition-building work. Logan has a talent for bringing diverse organizations together around shared goals, finding common ground, and turning it into a unified voice in Washington. His command of health policy is deep and practical, and he understands how Congress and federal agencies really work. As a board member, he helped guide the Coalition with sound judgment, a strategic eye, and a steady commitment to good governance. Logan is a person of integrity — a critical attribute for somebody working collaboratively across organizations. He is honest, generous with his time, and respected by colleagues across the field. I recommend him without hesitation to any organization seeking a trusted policy advisor and coalition builder."
Brynn Bowman, MPA
CEO, Center to Advance Palliative Care | President-Elect and past President, National Coalition for Hospice and Palliative Care