Anthony F. Misitano

Anthony Misitano is responsible for strategic direction, development, and the overall operation of PAM Health, LLC. With more than 30 years of executive healthcare experience, Tony has successfully developed a variety of growth initiatives and strategic planning projects for long-term acute care and rehabilitation hospitals across the country.

Throughout his career, Tony has served in a variety of professional roles in the healthcare setting. Among his many accomplishments, Tony founded and served as Chairman, President, and CEO of what is now known as Fundamental Health Care, a $1.1 billion operator of over 200 specialty facilities. In addition, Tony served as the former President and CEO of Continental Medical Systems, Inc., and Senior Vice President of Horizon Health Care, a NYSE $2.5 billion dollar company.

Community service and volunteer work are important to Tony. He is an active donor to Penn State University Athletics, as well as several animal shelters and rescues. He was named the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Gala Honoree, supporting an effort to end Type 1 Diabetes. The Special Olympics of Central Pennsylvania also recognized Tony with its fourth annual Community Hero Award, which honors a person who has done a wide array of good for the Special Olympics and their athletes.

Anthony Misitano is co-owner of the Pittsburgh Passion Women’s Football, the most recognized women’s full-contact football franchise in the world. He also donates his time as a Certified Instructor of Bojuka Self-Defense.

In addition, Tony serves on the Board of Central Penn Elite Basketball, Bishop Guilfoyle Academy (Altoona, PA), American Medical Rehabilitation Providers Association, and American Hospital Association Post-Acute Steering Committee. He is also a member of the American College of Healthcare Executives, American Hospital Association, American Rehabilitation Association, National Association of Long-Term Hospitals, and The National Council Development for The White House Historical Association, and Chair of the Coalition of Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals.

Previously, he served on the Board of Directors for Good Shepherd School, the Development Board at Trinity High School, the Penn State Altoona Advisory Board, the Board of Surgical Management Professionals, and the Penn State Advisory Committee to the Board of Trustees.