MISHAWAKA, Ind. (June 4, 2026) — Senior1Care and its affiliated healthcare training organization, Legacy Medical Academy, have announced leadership changes designed to advance both organizations’ commitment to compassionate care, caregiver training, and healthcare workforce development across Indiana.
Effective June 1, Matthew Presley will transition from his role as President and Chief Education Officer at Legacy Medical Academy to President, North Central Region, of Senior1Care. Pamela Morrison, MBA, BSN, RN, CENP, will join Legacy Medical Academy as President.
The transitions reflect Senior1Care’s continued investment in both direct care delivery and the development of future healthcare professionals. Legacy Medical Academy was established to help strengthen the caregiver pipeline across Indiana.
“Matt helped build Legacy Medical Academy into what it is today, and we’re excited to see him bring that same energy into this new role with Senior1Care,” said Kyle Bossung, CEO of Senior1Care. “We’re also grateful to welcome Pam. Her depth of experience in healthcare leadership, workforce development, and academic partnerships makes her exactly the right person to lead Legacy Medical Academy into its next chapter.”
Matthew Presley — President, North Central Region, Senior1Care
As President of Senior1Care’s North Central Region, Presley will oversee operations and leadership across the South Bend/Elkhart area, supporting the organization’s mission of delivering personalized, high-quality home care to seniors and their families.
He brings to the role an extensive background in education-to-workforce pipeline development, including senior roles at Ivy Tech Community College, where he served as Assistant Vice President of Student and Employer Talent Pipeline, Vice Chancellor of Elkhart County, and Executive Director of Ivy+ Career Link for the South Bend/Elkhart Campus. He also spent 15 years in public education as a teacher, department chair, and college and career readiness coordinator.
During Presley’s tenure, Legacy Medical Academy expanded its healthcare training programs into some of the most recognized in Indiana, earning recognition as a Workforce Education Initiative Business Partner by the – more – Indiana Association for Adult and Continuing Education and establishing partnerships with schools and healthcare organizations across the state.
“Legacy Medical Academy has been incredibly meaningful to me because of the lives and careers we’ve helped shape,” said Presley. “This new role is a natural next step, and I’m looking forward to serving the families and communities that Senior1Care has been a part of for years.”
Pamela Morrison, MBA, BSN, RN, CENP — President, Legacy Medical Academy
Morrison comes to Legacy Medical Academy from Beacon Health System, where she led workforce development initiatives including a youth apprenticeship model, high school partnerships reaching more than 120 students, and an education pathway co-designed with Ivy Tech Community College. Her background also includes nursing leadership, clinical experience, and earlier work as a board-certified music therapist.
She holds an MBA and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Indiana University South Bend and is certified in Executive Nursing Practice (CENP). She will serve across Legacy Medical Academy’s Carmel, Fort Wayne, and Mishawaka locations.
“I’ve long admired the work Legacy Medical Academy does to create real pathways into healthcare careers,” said Morrison. “This is a mission I care deeply about, and I’m excited to help build on the strong foundation that’s already in place.”
About Senior1Care
Senior1Care is a distinguished home care agency licensed in Indiana, specializing in non-medical services for seniors. Founded in 2006 by father-son team Carl and Kyle Bossung, the company has earned recognition for its commitment to enhancing the quality of life for seniors. With repeated acknowledgment as one of America’s fastest-growing privately-owned companies by Inc. Magazine, Senior1Care continues to provide personalized care and support, empowering seniors to maintain their independence and dignity. Most Senior1Care caregivers are licensed certified nursing aides (CNA), trained through Senior1Care’s own CNA school, Legacy Medical Academy. For more information about in-home care or starting a career as a caregiver, please visit www.senior1care.com.
About Legacy Medical Academy
Legacy Medical Academy, a program of Senior1Care, is a leading provider of healthcare education in Indiana. Since its founding in 2014, Legacy has prepared more than 5,000 individuals for success in caregiving careers through Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), Qualified Medication Aide (QMA), Insulin Administration, and CPR training programs. With training sites in Mishawaka, Carmel, and Fort Wayne, Legacy Medical Academy is committed to developing compassionate, skilled caregivers who are ready to meet the evolving needs of the healthcare industry. To explore upcoming classes or partnership opportunities, visit legacymedicalacademy.com.
