New MatrixCare CEO Says Technology Must Serve the Human Side of Post-Acute Care

September 25, 2026 - 21:00

Jonathan Lujan stepped into the top job at MatrixCare with a clear message about what he believes matters most in post-acute care. In a conversation with HME Business Vice President and Editorial Director Bob Holly earlier this month, Lujan said technology should support the human side of care rather than replace it. His comments came just days after he took on the CEO role.

Lujan was appointed to lead MatrixCare following the company's acquisition by Frazier Healthcare, a deal that was announced on Sept. 1. The transition placed him at the helm of an organization focused on software and services for post-acute care providers, a sector that includes home health, hospice, skilled nursing and senior living operations.

During the discussion, Lujan emphasized that the people delivering care remain the center of the equation. He described technology as a tool that should ease the burden on clinicians and staff, not add to it. That perspective, he suggested, will guide how the company builds and delivers its products going forward.

The acquisition by Frazier Healthcare marks a new chapter for MatrixCare. Lujan's early remarks signal that his priorities will lean toward practical solutions that help caregivers spend more time with patients and less time wrestling with systems.