The Elevated Employee Experience: Growing Through Service and Leadership with Eligibility Supervisor LaToya Raymo

LaToya Raymo, Eligibility Supervisor at ElevatePFS, has built an inspiring eight-year journey—rising from part-time advocate to supervisor. Her progression reflects not only personal growth, but also the opportunities ElevatePFS provides for development and leadership from within.

In her current role, LaToya leads with purpose, passion, and a commitment to excellence. She values the supportive, safe environment ElevatePFS fosters for both patients and employees. With a heart for service, she sees leadership as a way to give back and lift others.

LaToya’s story is a testament to the company’s belief that teamwork, growth, and service go hand in hand—and that with the right support, employees can thrive and lead with impact.

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