MetLife Inc. announced that Meredith Ryan-Reid has been named CEO of its subsidiary Versant Health, a managed vision care company. “Meredith’s experience in multiple facets of the insurance industry, commitment to talent development, and customer-centric approach position her as the ideal leader for the Versant Health team at this stage of the company’s evolution,” said Ramy Tadros, co-chairman of the Versant Health Board of Directors and regional president, U.S. business, at MetLife.
Versant Health has announced that Meredith Ryan-Reid has been named CEO, effective Sept. 1, 2022. Ryan-Reid brings almost 25 years of experience in the insurance industry to the role. Since 2013, she has held a succession of senior roles at MetLife focused on Group Benefits product development, innovation and distribution.
Davis brings a wide range of experience serving in information security leadership roles over the past three decades. Most recently, he served as CISO at HeartFlow, where he led global security strategy and operations and drove risk management. Prior to this, he served as CISO at Stanford Children’s Health, Deputy CISO at Kaiser Permanente, and Director of Global Threat Response and Investigations for Symantec.
Davis was head of global security strategy and operations at HeartFlow. He also has been chief information security officer at Stanford Children’s Health, deputy chief information security officer at Kaiser Permanente, and director of global threat response and investigations for Symantec.
Davis has extensive experience serving in information security leadership roles over the past three decades and understands the importance of IT security for any company, particularly health plans and managed care organizations. Most recently, he served as CISO at HeartFlow, leading global security strategy and operations and driving risk management.
Where someone lives, their education, food insecurity, and financial issues can all impact their overall health. In fact, a staggering 80 to 90 percent of someone’s health is tied to social determinants of health (SDoH) – environmental, socioeconomic, and health-related factors that work together to impact one’s health and quality-of-life outcomes.
Consumer opinions of the value of vision care as part of whole-body health are rising, according to the results of Versant Health’s newly released third annual Vision Wellness Study. The study also found that more people agree that the ability to identify both eye diseases and chronic health conditions are highly valuable services offered by eye doctors.