Michealle Gady, JD

President, Founder, & CEO

Michealle Gady, JD, is Founder, President, and CEO of Atrómitos, LLC. She takes nearly 20 years’ experience in health law and policy, program design and implementation, value-based care, and change management and puts it to work for Atrómitos’ partners who are trying to succeed during this time of dramatic transformation within the U.S. healthcare system.

The words most often describe her are, “She gets things done.”

Michealle fully understands the intricate process of turning policy into law and understands the need to balance competing forces to succeed. Michealle has been intimately involved in creating and passing major healthcare laws, including the Affordable Care Act, as Health Counsel to a senior Member of the U.S. House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee. She has honed her ability to think strategically and creatively in her prior roles with healthcare policy and advocacy organizations such as Families USA and the Medicare Rights Center, and she brings these skills to all of Atrómitos’ partners.

Michealle earned her Juris Doctor from the Quinnipiac University School of Law and a bachelor’s degree in Rehabilitation Services from Springfield College. Outside of leading the Atrómitos team, Michealle served as a board member for non-profits such as the Cape Fear Literacy Council and A Safe Place and is a member of the American Health Law Association.

“You must do the things you think you cannot do.”
ELEANOR ROOSEVELT

Podcast

The Atrómitos Way

Michealle discusses the heroes who have influenced her personally and professionally and the hope she holds for the future. She recounts pivotal moments from early in her career and lessons she has learned as a business owner about the importance of knowing your priorities and sticking to them.

Worried. Tired. Frustrated.

5 Reflections On Our Current Reality: Attack on Trans Care

The Atrómitos Founder’s Letter, normally written by its Founder, Michealle Gady, for this short series, members of Atrómitos were given the platform to speak up on issues important to them.

From 2009 to 2010, I worked as Health Counsel to a Member of Congress. This means that I ate, lived, and breathed the Affordable Care Act (ACA). My boss was a Democrat from Texas (yes, those exist), and he was deeply committed to the passage of the ACA because he knew the positive impact it would have on people, especially in Texas. He was vocal and consistent in his support…

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