Commonwealth’s landmark health care reform legislation after it was signed by then-Governor Romney. Today, I work as an executive at Reliant Medical Group, a multi-specialty physician practice based in Worcester.  At Reliant, my work has focused on developing a new health care program for low-income and disabled residents of Massachusetts.  I’ve also worked on developing innovative new care programs for patients with behavioral health and substance use conditions — a critical issue as the opioid epidemic continues to spread in our communities.

 

I’ve maintained my focus on public service as a resident of Wakefield.  I served as a parent volunteer on the search committee that hired a new principal for the Walton School in 2017.  I also have advocated for preserving the Town’s financial stability and promoting capital investment as an appointed member of the Town’s Finance Committee.  In 2019, I was elected to my first three-year term on the Wakefield Town Council, and I was re-elected in 2022.  Also in 2022, I was appointed to a three-year term on the Massachusetts Municipal Association's Fiscal Policy Committee.

 

My wife, Maria Muti, is an immigration attorney and 1995 graduate of Wakefield Memorial High School.  Maria also is active in our community, having served on Wakefield’s Human Rights Commission and the Walton School PTO.  Maria and I live on the West Side of Wakefield with our four children.  Our oldest son, Nathaniel, is a student at the Galvin Middle School.  Our children Samuel, Norah, and Lucy are students at the Walton School.  Our family is grateful to call Wakefield home, and we’re proud to be able to serve our community.