Actualización 2026: Del Diagnóstico a la Acción

Con más de una década de experiencia progresiva en liderazgo en MMM Holdings LLC, mi trayectoria —desde Vicepresidenta de Medicaid hasta Presidenta de Medicaid/MMM MultiHealth— ha estado guiada por una profunda especialización en Derecho de la Salud y un firme compromiso con la mejora de los servicios de seguros médicos.

Como profesional con un Doctorado en Derecho (JD), mis competencias en Derecho Administrativo y de Seguros han sido fundamentales para navegar la complejidad de las regulaciones en el sector salud.

Desde que asumí la presidencia de Medicaid/MMM MultiHealth en septiembre de 2024, mi misión se alinea con la cultura de innovación y excelencia de nuestra organización.

Mi enfoque de liderazgo se basa en la colaboración y una visión clara para elevar la calidad en la prestación de servicios de salud, asegurando que nuestras estrategias reflejen los más altos estándares legales y éticos.

Elliot Pacheco Beauchamp is a Puerto Rican entrepreneur and healthcare leader with more than 25 years of experience in pharmacy operations, healthcare management, and strategic development. He led the development of one of Puerto Rico’s first fully automated community pharmacy operations and established a long-term care pharmacy model serving dozens of nursing homes and hundreds of patients.

As President of the Puerto Rico Community Pharmacies Association, he contributed to the development of medication adherence and prevention programs for Medicare Advantage beneficiaries, strengthening the role of community pharmacies as an integral component of primary care delivery and elevating the pharmacist’s role within the patient’s continuum of care as an essential healthcare provider.

At the federal level, he has been an active voice in Washington, DC advocating for fair and sustainable treatment of Puerto Rico within U.S. healthcare programs. Across multiple administrations, he has contributed to discussions with federal agencies, including the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), on Medicaid and Medicare issues affecting the territories. His work has focused on equitable funding approaches, strengthening Medicare Advantage, and improving access to the Medicare Part D Low-Income Subsidy (LIS, or “Extra Help”) to help vulnerable seniors afford their prescription medications while supporting long-term program stability.

He previously co-chaired the Health Committees of the Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce and the Puerto Rico Manufacturers Association.

He currently serves as President of Empresarios por Puerto Rico (EPPR), a leading nonprofit multisectoral organization that brings together Puerto Rican entrepreneurs, business owners, and local commerce leaders to champion enterprises of Puerto Rican capital, promote fair and healthy competition, advocate for public policies that drive wealth creation, job creation, and sustainable economic development, and advance initiatives that prioritize local consumption across the island.