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Anna Loengard

About Anna U. Loengard

Dr. Anna U. Loengard, M.D., age 56, has served on Clover Health’s Board since November 2022 and is a highly accomplished physician executive with deep expertise in geriatric medicine and value‑based care models; she earned her M.D. at SUNY Stony Brook, completed Internal Medicine residency at Harvard/BIDMC, and a Geriatrics fellowship at the University of Arizona . She is nominated for re‑election as a Class I director at the June 10, 2025 annual meeting, with a term through the 2028 annual meeting if elected .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
AccentCareChief Medical OfficerAug 2020 – Oct 2022Led clinical strategy across home health, hospice, private care services
Caravan HealthChief Medical OfficerJul 2017 – Jun 2020Value‑based ACO enablement; population health
Queen’s Health System (Clinically Integrated Physician Network)Chief Medical OfficerOct 2014 – Jun 2017Clinically integrated network leadership
St. Francis Healthcare SystemChief Medical Officer (Post‑Acute Care)Feb 2011 – Feb 2014Post‑acute care focus

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureNotes
Successful Caring LLCPresidentDec 2022 – PresentStrategic clinical consulting
Oxeon Venture StudiosConsulting clientPart of consulting portfolio via Successful Caring
Rubicon FoundersConsulting clientPart of consulting portfolio via Successful Caring
Curana HealthConsulting clientPart of consulting portfolio via Successful Caring

Board Governance

  • Independence: The Board determined all directors other than CEO Andrew Toy and Executive Chair Vivek Garipalli are independent; Dr. Loengard is independent under Nasdaq rules .
  • Committees: Member, Talent & Compensation Committee; Chair, Clinical Committee .
  • Committee activity: Talent & Compensation met 6x in 2024; Clinical met 4x in 2024 .
  • Attendance: In 2024, each incumbent director attended at least 75% of aggregate Board and committee meetings; the Board met 5x .
  • Board leadership: Lead Independent Director role exists (held by Demetrios L. Kouzoukas); Executive sessions of independent directors are held at each regular meeting .
  • Election status: Class I nominee for election at the 2025 annual meeting (term to 2028) .

Fixed Compensation

Director Compensation Policy (cash retainers):

ComponentAmount (USD)
Annual Board retainer – all outside directors$50,000
Board Chair (if outside director; in addition)$50,000
Lead Independent Director (in addition)$30,000
Audit Committee member$10,000
Talent & Compensation Committee member$7,500
Nominating & Corporate Governance member$5,000
Clinical Committee member$5,000
Audit Chair (in lieu of member fee)$25,000
Talent & Compensation Chair (in lieu)$20,000
Nominating & Governance Chair (in lieu)$15,000
Clinical Chair (in lieu)$15,000

2024 Actual Director Cash Fees (Loengard):

YearFees Earned or Paid in Cash (USD)
2024$68,924

Notes: Fees are pro‑rated and payable quarterly; directors are reimbursed for reasonable meeting expenses .

Performance Compensation

Annual Director Equity and Vesting:

ItemDetails
Annual RSU grant value (policy)$200,000 in RSUs granted each year on the 3rd business day of January; shares calculated using 30‑day average price
2024 grant – accounting grant‑date value (Loengard)$190,329 (FASB ASC 718 value)
Vesting scheduleAnnual director RSUs vest in full on the first anniversary of grant, subject to continuous service
Change‑in‑controlUnvested director RSUs vest in full immediately prior to and contingent upon a change in control
Unvested RSUs outstanding (12/31/2024)206,185 RSUs (Loengard)

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CategoryDisclosure
Current public company boardsNone disclosed for Dr. Loengard in the proxy biography
Compensation Committee interlocksNone; 2024 Talent & Compensation Committee members (including Dr. Loengard) had no relationships requiring Item 404 disclosure

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Physician executive with significant experience in geriatric medicine and value‑based care models, including multiple CMO roles across provider and population health organizations .
  • Advanced training: M.D. (SUNY Stony Brook); Internal Medicine residency (Harvard/BIDMC); Geriatrics fellowship (University of Arizona) .
  • Clinical governance leadership as Chair of Clover’s Clinical Committee with oversight of quality, utilization management, CMS Stars strategy, and clinical efficacy communications .

Equity Ownership

CategoryDetail
Beneficial ownership (Class A)538,841 shares held directly by Dr. Loengard as of March 31, 2025
Custodial accounts (Class A)15,600 shares (son) and 15,125 shares (daughter) held via custodial accounts as of March 31, 2025
Unvested director RSUs (12/31/2024)206,185 units
Stock optionsNone reported for Dr. Loengard (no options outstanding)
Hedging/pledging policyHedging prohibited; pledging not permitted without approval; applies to directors and officers

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths and alignment

    • Independent director with domain expertise directly relevant to Clover’s Medicare Advantage and value‑based care model; serves as Chair of Clinical Committee, enhancing board oversight of quality and CMS Stars initiatives .
    • Active committee engagement: T&C (met 6x) and Clinical (met 4x) in 2024; Board‑wide attendance ≥75% supports engagement .
    • Director pay mix favors equity: 2024 cash $68,924 vs. equity $190,329 (approx. 73% equity by value), aligning incentives with shareholder outcomes .
    • Company‑wide governance positives include independent comp consultant (Aon), clawback policy (execs), and strong 2024 Say‑on‑Pay support (98.9%), indicating constructive shareholder sentiment .
  • Conflicts and red flags (none identified specific to Dr. Loengard)

    • Related‑party transactions disclosed involve entities associated with Executive Chair Vivek Garipalli; no transactions disclosed involving Dr. Loengard .
    • Compensation Committee interlocks: None reported for 2024 members including Dr. Loengard .
    • Section 16(a) compliance: Company reports timely filings for directors/officers; no delinquencies noted, though the proxy does not list individual Form 4 trades .
  • Monitoring items

    • External consulting relationships (Successful Caring clients: Oxeon Venture Studios, Rubicon Founders, Curana Health) should continue to be monitored via the Related Person Transactions Policy; no related‑party transactions involving Dr. Loengard were disclosed .
    • Continued emphasis on Clinical Committee oversight of CMS Stars and clinical efficacy communications remains material to MA margin sustainability and investor confidence .

Appendix: Committee Remit (for context)

  • Talent & Compensation: CEO and NEO pay, incentive plan oversight, CD&A, risk assessment, independent consultant retained; met 6x in 2024 .
  • Clinical: Reviews clinical strategy, quality, utilization, CMS Stars, and clinical communications; chaired by Dr. Loengard; met 4x in 2024 .
  • Audit/Nominating (meeting cadence for board context): Audit met 5x; Nominating & Corporate Governance met 3x in 2024 .