Malcolm H. Morrison is a nationally recognized authority in the field of management information analysis in healthcare and is a national expert in Medicare reimbursement policy.

Dr. Morrison formed Morrison Informatics in 1996, combining more than two decades of education and experience in aging, long term care, disability and rehabilitation/post-acute healthcare, with expertise in management information analysis. As President, he directs Morrison Informatics' consulting and analytical services in meeting the strategic information needs of the changing healthcare industry.

Dr. Morrison's capabilities and depth of knowledge form the cornerstone of the firm's customized consulting and financial management solutions, supporting the needs of client organizations. He also provides consultation to several government agencies including MedPAC, CMS, and The Department of Veterans Affairs.

Before co-founding Morrison Informatics, he was a Vice President with Continental Medical Systems, Inc., one of the nation's largest post-acute care providers. In that capacity, Dr. Morrison directed the development and operations of financial forecasting and cost effectiveness analysis systems, evaluating the efficiency and effectiveness of health care operations.

He previously directed research and information services for the National Association of Rehabilitation Facilities and served as Director of Disability Research and Demonstration Programs with the Social Security Administration in Washington, D.C. and Baltimore, Maryland.

Dr. Morrison holds a Ph.D. in Social Welfare from Brandeis University and a Master's in Public Administration with a Certificate in Aging from the University of Michigan. His undergraduate degree in science is from McGill University. He completed executive education work in healthcare management through the prestigious Kennan-Flagler Business School of the University of North Carolina.

Dr. Morrison has been twice selected as a Mary E. Switzer Fellow of the National Rehabilitation Association and has served on National Advisory Committees for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the Carnegie Corporation, the Department of Veterans Affairs and U.S. Council for International Rehabilitation.

Dr. Morrison speaks and writes frequently about developments in healthcare reimbursement policy and the use of information systems for improving reimbursement, controlling costs and improving the quality of care. He has served as a member of the Legislative and Rehabilitation Facility Committees of the Federation of American Health Systems, and on the Board of Trustees of CARF - The Rehabilitation Accreditation Commission. He is a member of the Editorial Board of Rehab Management Magazine and is a regular contributor to the Post-Acute Care Report and Nursing Homes Long Term Care Management Magazine.