Jack Maypole

Jack Maypole is a distinguished Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at the Chobanian and Avedisian School of Medicine at Boston University, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of pediatric care. As the Medical and Program Director of the Comprehensive Care Program at Boston Medical Center, he leads a multi-disciplinary team dedicated to providing holistic care for medically fragile and socially complex pediatric patients and their families. This innovative program not only addresses the immediate health needs of these children but also integrates social determinants of health into their care plans, ensuring a comprehensive approach that promotes long-term well-being.

In his capacity as the Pediatric Medical Director for Population Health at WellSense, Jack leverages his expertise in population health management to develop strategies that enhance care delivery and improve health outcomes for vulnerable populations. His leadership extends to the Special Kids Special Care Program, where he advocates for children with special healthcare needs, ensuring they receive the tailored support necessary for their unique challenges.

As the ex officio Vice Chair of Population Health and Practice Transformation and Acting Division Chief of Primary Care, Jack is instrumental in driving initiatives that transform healthcare practices to be more patient-centered and effective. His commitment to innovation is further exemplified through his work with Boston Allied Partners, where he focuses on complex care management and pediatric population health.

With a diverse skill set that includes population health strategies, graphic medicine, and proficiency in various software tools, Jack Maypole is at the forefront of pediatric healthcare transformation. His dedication to improving care for children with complex medical needs positions him as a thought leader in the field, continually striving to enhance the quality of care and support for families navigating these challenges.