Home Care Delivered Welcomes Frank Segura as Senior Vice President of Payer Strategy and Access

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Published: May 22, 2026

Last Updated: May 22, 2026

Summary

Home Care Delivered, Inc. (HCD), a leading provider of insurance-covered medical supplies for people with chronic health conditions, welcomes Frank Segura to the company’s leadership team as Senior Vice President of Payer Strategy and Access.

Home Care Delivered, Inc. (HCD), a leading provider of insurance-covered medical supplies for people with chronic health conditions, welcomes Frank Segura to the company’s leadership team as Senior Vice President of Payer Strategy and Access.

Frank Segura joins HCD with more than 25 years of healthcare experience and a strong background in driving growth, building payer partnerships, and advancing value-based care initiatives. Throughout his career, he has worked alongside national and regional health plans, health systems, and provider organizations to negotiate complex agreements and support scalable healthcare networks.

In previous roles, Frank has led initiatives focused on value-based reimbursement models, full-risk arrangements, and large-scale provider partnerships designed to align performance with long-term sustainability and improved patient outcomes.

“We are pleased to welcome Frank Segura to the HCD team as Sr. Vice President of Payer Contracting and Payer Relations,” said Gayle Devin, CEO . “As HCD continues to expand, strengthening and advancing our relationships with payers across the country will be essential to supporting our growing customer base and long-term strategic objectives. Frank brings deep expertise in payer contracting and relationship management, and we are confident his leadership will further enhance our ability to collaborate with both new and existing payer partners. Together, we will continue developing innovative, value-driven contracting strategies that help mitigate risk, improve patient access to high-quality products and services, and support cost-effective outcomes for health plans and their members.”