Mr. Wilmot oversees 2,000 staff members, approximately 500,000 patient visits a year, and an annual operating revenue of $270 million. EBNHC is the largest community-based primary care health system in Massachusetts and among the largest in the nation, providing primary care to the largest Latino population and the largest number of uninsured patients in the Commonwealth. Currently, Mr. Wilmot sits on various boards and advisory groups to advocate for community health and health equity. As president and CEO, Mr. Wilmot champions a forward thinking and equity-based approach to community health. His understanding of the social determinants of health informs his unique leadership of EBNHC, which emphasizes comprehensive, culturally sensitive patient care while addressing the systems that affect their health. Within months of becoming CEO, he launched a new strategic plan to drive innovation, building upon the center’s achievements to deliver best-in-class health quality outcomes, specifically working to close gaps in health equity that were widened by Covid-19. Mr. Wilmot also led the health system to unify under one shared name, reflecting inclusivity among the diverse neighborhoods served. He also rebuilt the system’s emergency services department and oversaw the opening of its behavioral health urgent care services.
