Carol Reynolds, MAI 

CEO | President

Carol Reynolds, MAI is professionally recognized as an authority on valuation, operational overview, and market feasibility for senior housing and healthcare across the United States. These include psychiatric hospitals (adult and adolescent), rehabilitation hospitals, assisted living facilities, group homes, acute-care hospitals, CCRCs, independent living and active adult communities. Carol holds a BS in Real Estate from Georgia State University, obtaining her MAI (Member of the Appraisal Institute) in 2000 and her CCIM (Certified Commercial Investment Member) in 2002.

Carol has expensive operational experience for independent living and assisted living services and is the owner/operator of The Cottages on Mountain Creek, a specialty neuro-behavioral center of excellence for adults living the mental health issues. Through Bright Path Program GPS, Carol, along with the clinical team, oversee a senior Cognitive Behavioral Program within an assisted living setting, as well as clinical programs that include an Out-Patient Addiction Program, Pain Program and Mood and Anxiety program. Co-occurring programming is wrapped around The Cognitive Behavioral Program and Mental Health Programming.

Carol also has experience processing Joint Commission Applications, state licensing application, policy and procedures for assisted living services, as well as compiling residency handbooks for assisted living facilities.

Howard Wilson

Chief Operating Officer

Howard Wilson has worked for many international firms during his career, which include Crossway Capital centered in Australia, Equility Capital out of London, and Prosperity Investment out of Germany. He has founded and partnered firms such as NuQuest, Inc. and The Cottages on Mountain Creek, where he is currently serving as the Chief Operations Officer responsible for medium and long-term corporate planning, as well as day-to-day management oversight of clinical and resident care staff for behavioral health services.

Mr. Wilson’s extensive financial responsibilities in the past included sourcing viable projects in a wide spectrum of industries requiring at least $100 million USD. He has vast experience in corporate governance, regulatory compliance, strategic planning and financial projections. Mr. Wilson also assists clients worldwide in identifying and signing client companies that need guidance on capital raising, as well as exposure to planning growth for technology, oil, and energy companies.

Howard also has experience processing Joint Commission Applications, as well as Policy and Procedures for assisted living services.

Terry Sullivan, M.D.

Head Analyst

Dr. Sullivan received his M.D. from Georgetown University, Washington D.C. Dr. Sullivan did his residency at Waterbury Hospital, in Waterbury, Connecticut and received his Occupational Medicine and Masters in Public Health Program from the University of Michigan. Dr. Sullivan is Board Certified in Internal Medicine and has extensive experience as an executive physician with a strong business/public policy background.

In addition, experience and knowledge includes long-term care, rehabilitation hospitals, acute-care hospitals, insurance, pharmaceutical, the medical delivery system, public health policy and the corporate health environment.  Dr. Sullivan has proven ability in the leadership, management and strategic policy development for healthcare systems and a solid track record in developing successful businesses which produce outcomes that build relationships and credibility with key customer groups.

Edward Handy, LMHCS

Clinical Director of Programming

Edward Handy is an experienced professional in clinical and operational Healthcare Program Development. He spent 29 years with the University of Vermont’s College of Medicine Department of Psychiatry (Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry, with specialty in Community Psychiatry).

His extensive expertise in designing and developing integrated behavioral health programs, includes In-Patient and Out-Patient Program Design (IOPs), Partial Hospital Programs (PHPs), Out-patient Clinics, Faculty Practice Development and Comprehensive Evidence-Based Clinical Continuums-of-Care. Mr. Handy has also developed clinical architectural design for psychiatric/neuro-behavioral units with coordinated out-patient components.

Mr. Handy was the Principal Clinical Program Designer for Park Royal Hospital in Fort Myers, Florida, a free-standing psychiatric hospital which opened with 76 beds and has expanded to 104 beds. There, Ed provided clinical advisement on Curriculum Design (in-patient and out-patient units), Medical Attending Staff Development (Psychiatrists and Hospitalists, recruitment/contracting and By-Law Composition), as well as Regulatory Compliance (State, Federal and Hospital Accreditation).

Ed also has experience processing Joint Commission Applications, as well as Policy and Procedures for assisted living services.

Zaheer Aslam, M.D.

Clinical Medical Director

Dr. Aslam received his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) in 1988 from the Allama Iqbal Medical College, Lahore, Pakistan (AIMC). Dr. Aslam subsequently received certifications in 2002 (ABPN: Diplomate American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and in 2003 (ABPN Diplomate American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology in Addictive disorders.

____________________________________________________________

Academic Appointments

2002 to 2012
Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry, School of Medicine. University of Minnesota.

Experience

04/2015 – Current
Advanced Psychiatric Care PC. Psychiatric practice based in Fort Myers

01/2013 – Current
Associate Medical Director  – Park Royal Hospital, Fort Myers, FL (Medical Director co-occurring disorders).

05/2019 – Current
Clinical Medical Director – Cottages on Mountain Creek and Bright Path Program GPS.