Office:
80 Washington St, D-24
Norwell, MA 02061
Local: 781.878.8561
Toll-free: 877.749.CHES (2437)
Fax: 781.878.8564
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Janet Brewer
Chief Executive Officer
Janet received her Masters Degree in Education from Simmons College in 2004. For twenty years, she worked in the public school arena teaching and advocating for children with unique learning needs. As a special education teacher and reading specialist, she has written hundreds of IEP and 504 plans. She is the proud parent of three children, Christopher and Stephen who both have severe hemophilia A, and daughter Mikayla, who is a carrier. As the sibling of a brother with hemophilia born in the 1970’s she has vast personal experience and knowledge of living with this disorder. At the age of ten, her son Stephen was diagnosed with an inhibitor, which totally changed their lifestyle of living with hemophilia. Living life with hemophilia is completely different from living life with hemophilia and an inhibitor.
Over the years, Janet has served as the Alternate Director for Region I for the National Hemophilia Foundation, as well as volunteered with her local chapter, New England Hemophilia Association. Janet has served as the Director of Program Development and Education for FactorHealth Management, where she developed and presented educational programs for members of the hemophilia community. She has written articles and presented at chapter symposiums on advocating for your child and developing 504 or IEPs for those affected by hemophilia.
On a national level, she has spoken with her son Stephen on the impact of inhibitors, immune tolerance therapies and use of plasma derived products. Janet has spoken at a local level to educate school nurses and personnel, as well as to the medical students at her son’s treatment center to educate them about living with a bleeding disorder. |
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Daniel Reilly
President
After receiving his BSBA in 1989 from the University of South Dakota, Daniel worked as a sales rep for Hemophilia Health Services for five years, and also as the sales manager for Millennium Health Services for two years. He worked at Hep C Connection in Denver, CO from July, 2002 through December, 2007. As the Co-infection Program Director, he oversaw numerous HIV/HCV programs including a co-infection support group; the HCV testing clinic, community awareness and education programs, and health care provider forums. Along with serving as newsletter editor at Hep C Connection, he also produced educational materials, wrote articles on HIV/HCV co-infection for various publications, managed the nationwide Hepatitis HelpLine, and coordinated community educational events.
In January 2007 Daniel accepted the position of Community Education Specialist with FactorHealth Management and was later named the Chronic Disease Program Director. He successfully served as subject matter expert and Team Leader during the development, strategic planning and launch of the company’s expansion into chronic conditions including viral hepatitis, HIV, and Crohn’s disease. Daniel wrote and developed chronic disease patient and sales collateral for education and marketing purposes, including B2B, referral forms, treatment journals and tri-folds. He also trained and developed sales staff on chronic conditions through use of formal training sessions, one-on-one role playing and field training.
Daniel has also worked on numerous non-profit boards including; South Dakota’s and Colorado’s Ryan White ADAP Advisory Council, CDPHE’s Coloradoans Working Together to Prevent HIV/AIDS, AIDS Coalition for Education, Denver Archdiocese HIV/HCV Ministry, appointment to the Colorado Governor’s Advisory Council on AIDS, UCHSC’s Center of Excellence Task Force, CORA (Colorado Organizations Responding to AIDS), and served as Chairperson for the Colorado HIV/AIDS Prevention Program Advisory Committee. He also served as President of Hemophilia Society of Colorado from 2003-2007. While president of HSC Daniel served on numerous National Hemophilia Foundation committees and task forces.
In an effort to create much needed awareness, he has spoken about hemophilia, HIV and hepatitis C to over sixteen thousand students from high school to medical school, as well as to medical professionals, pharmaceutical employees, AIDS Service Organizations and patients at various educational forums.
Daniel and his wife Jacque were blessed with a daughter Olivia Belle in 2005. |
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Eric Lowe
Chief Operating Officer
After receiving his BA at Ball State University in 2004, Eric joined the team at FactorHealth Management to serve the Education and Program Development Department. As the Associate Director of Education and Program Development, he provided education to patients and their family members in efforts to promote health and wellness for living better lives with a bleeding disorder.
Eric has spoken at past symposiums and educational events, primarily focusing on advocacy for teens and young adults. He has written several articles addressing various topics, such as employment with a bleeding disorder, physical fitness, and disclosing medical info in the workforce. Eric also has experience in graphic design as he has created & developed numerous collateral and marketing pieces. Eric has become an instrumental component in forums for medical staff training and has served a 2-year-term on an advisory council board for a highly regarded pharmaceutical manufacturer.
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