Our experienced team of health care professionals resolves issues by developing systems that address real world problems and assure regulatory compliance.

Dwight Sowerby has over 27 years of experience in health care as President of Sowerby Healthcare, an organization which consisted of 6 nursing homes, 535 beds and over 700 employees prior to its sale to a national chain.  Sowerby Healthcare received the prestigious Quality of Life Award by the American Health Care Association three times; in 1992, 1994 and 1995.    Dwight is a member of the bar in both New Hampshire and Massachusetts, and has served on many state and national committees and organizations including the National Citizens Coalition for Nursing Home Reform and the National Health Lawyers Association. dwight@sowerbyconsulting.com

Peter Warecki has served as a Chief Financial Officer in long term care since 1984 and is sought out for his expertise in compiling financial data for health care companies and organizations. Peter has extensive knowledge regarding reimbursement issues, financial pro formas and developing daily financial management systems. He is also adept in assisting smaller facilities with their tax planning. One of Peter's most valuable talents is the ability to view problems through the dual lenses of accounting and operations, something few accounting firms can do.       peter@sowerbyconsulting.com

Carolyn Doyle, RN has worked as a Director of Nurses in the long term care industry for over twenty five years. During her career of commitment to education and quality care, she has received two very prestigious awards. Recognized for her dedication by Contemporary Long Term Care magazine, Carolyn was named Long Term Care Director of the Year in 1995. The Primary Nursing Model that Carolyn developed for Sowerby Healthcare received the Quality of Life Award from the American Health Care Association in 1995.  AHCA is a national association representing most nursing homes in the United States. The association examines the best practices across the nation. A champion for resident's rights she has presented numerous workshops on improving the quality of life for residents in a restraint free environment. She has also educated health care professionals on how to meet the challenges of documentation related to PPS, MDS, RAPS and Triggers.   carolyn@sowerbyconsulting.com

Walter Hoszkiewicz is a licensed nursing home administrator and has a degree in Recreation and Leisure Studies with a concentration in Therapeutic Recreation. As the Director of a Special Care unit, he developed a 40-hour education program that integrated classroom and practical experience in order to prepare staff for dealing with individuals with dementia. The unit and and program received national recognition for improving the quality of life of the residents. Walter is on the board of the New Hampshire Alzheimer's Chapter and serves as the Primary Instructor for the Basic Education Course for Activity Professionals, a collaborative effort of the New Hampshire Health Care Association and St. Joseph School of Health Occupations. He has lectured nationally and internationally on the subjects of Alzheimer's Disease, Activities and Quality of Life.   walter@sowerbyconsulting.com