Dr. Griffin is recognized as one of the nation’s foremost authorities in post-acute care and senior services. She pioneered the development of subacute units, rehabilitation facilities, and LTCHs as components of integrated health systems and has been a leader in the development of senior services for health systems and organizations.

Dr. Griffin has distinguished herself in many areas of health care. In a career that spans more than 30 years, she has assisted over 300 hospitals, health systems, and health organizations with strategic planning, feasibility studies, and development and operations of post-acute care, as well as senior services.

Prior to  joining Health Dimensions Group, Dr. Griffin founded a health care consulting company to assist health systems and organizations in strategic planning, marketing, development, and operational improvements for post-acute care (skilled nursing, home health, rehabilitation, and long-term acute care hospitals), and senior services programs. Dr. Griffin's expertise and accomplishments in the areas of senior health care include:.

• Development and operational improvements for post-acute care and senior services programs
• Development of the model for transitional care units in nursing faciltiies and hospitals
• Strategic and business planning for health care organizations
• Creation of operational improvements and marketing and development strategies for LTCHs

Dr. Griffin is a nationally recognized author and lecturer on post-acute care and senior services.

Dr. Griffin received a Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of Wisconsin Madison, a Master of Arts from Stanford University, and a PhD from the University of Oregon. Dr. Griffin was the founding chair of the National Subacute Care Association, is a Fellow in the American Society of Association Executives, and a Fellow in the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.