The Executive Series for Nursing Home Administrators was born in 1996. Initially its 4 programs were only available in Massachusetts. The self-study programs sold well and the next year programs were available to all of New England. By our third year the Executive Series was available in all states which recognized the NAB. Recognition over the years has gone from 20 states to 48 states in the USA. Check the State Regulations button on our web-site for specific details relating to your state.

The Executive Series now has 40 self-study programs allowing students to earn up to 72 CEU credits. Course subjects are broken down into four categories: Administrative, Regulatory, Clinical, and Financial. Our syllabus is mailed to 40,000 administrators annually. As of December of 2002 our programs are available online. Our interactive web-site enables the student to review programs, pay for programs, take tests, and obtain certificates online. A student has the ability to obtain a certificate the very day he/she orders the program.

The Executive Series is the educational arm of Evaluation Associates, which main business is nursing record auditing and MDS processing. Our nurse auditors go into 50 facilities in Massachusetts to ensure that their nursing records are accurate and that our client facilities receive maximum reimbursement.

Evaluation Associates is owned by Cornelius A. Bottomley and Wendy Verette.

Neil Bottomley has been involved in the nursing home industry for 30 years. He is a licensed nursing home administrator. He owned and operated a 120 bed facility on Cape Cod for seventeen years. He has also been involved in the development of a 185 unit congregate care community. Early in his career he served as educational coordinator and Executive Director of the Nursing Home Association in Massachusetts. Neil is in charge of day to day company operations and is responsible for developing the Executive Series.

Wendy Verette, RN, has also been involved in the nursing home industry for 30 years. She developed Evaluations Case mix auditing process and is currently Director of Nursing at a prestigious facility on the South Shore of Massachusetts. She wears many hats and performs them all well.