About Strose Health
Born from the mission, lessons, and lived experience of HunterSeven Foundation, Strose Health expands proactive health support beyond the post-9/11 veteran community.
Strose Health was created to bring a more human, proactive, and mission-driven approach to health support. Through HunterSeven Foundation, our team has seen what happens when people are dismissed, delayed, misunderstood, or left to navigate frightening health concerns alone. We believe everyone deserves better access to education, screening pathways, care coordination, and support before small concerns become life-changing moments.
Our Story
Why Strose Health Exists
HunterSeven Foundation was built to serve post-9/11 veterans facing cancer, toxic exposure concerns, and complex health challenges. Over time, the mission revealed something bigger: many people outside the veteran community face the same confusion, fear, delays, and lack of coordinated support when trying to understand their health risks or navigate care.
Strose Health was created as the for-profit extension of that lesson. We serve individuals, families, companies, and communities who want a more proactive approach to health, wellness, screening access, and care navigation. Our work also creates a revenue pathway to support and donate back to HunterSeven Foundation, helping preserve and expand the nonprofit mission for the warriors and families it was built to serve.
The Bridge
- Proactive health education
- Screening and wellness access coordination
- Care navigation and human support
- Community-based health initiatives
- Revenue designed to help fuel the HunterSeven mission
Our Mission
What We're Here to Do
To make proactive health support more accessible, more human, and more actionable — while using our work to help fuel the lifesaving mission of HunterSeven Foundation.
Educate Earlier
We help people understand risk, recognize warning signs, ask better questions, and pursue informed conversations with their medical providers.
Coordinate Smarter
We support access to screenings, wellness services, trusted resources, and care pathways so people are not forced to navigate the system alone.
Give Back With Purpose
Strose Health is designed to generate mission-aligned revenue that helps support and donate back to HunterSeven Foundation.
Leadership
Meet the Co-Founders
Strose Health is led by two mission-driven operators who have spent their lives serving people through military leadership, medical advocacy, cancer support, veteran health education, and human-centered care.
Chelsey Simoni, APRN, MSN
Co-Founder, Strose Health
Chelsey Simoni is a U.S. Army Veteran, advanced practice nurse, clinical researcher, and one of the driving forces behind the HunterSeven Foundation's nationally recognized work in cancer awareness, toxic exposure education, screening advocacy, and veteran health support. Her work blends lived military experience, emergency and trauma nursing, public health, research, care coordination, and a relentless commitment to helping people be seen, heard, and supported. At Strose Health, Chelsey brings the clinical vision, research foundation, patient advocacy experience, and health navigation expertise that shape the company's approach to proactive care and human-centered support.
Key Background
- U.S. Army Veteran
- Advanced practice nurse and clinical researcher
- Co-founder and Chief Health Officer, HunterSeven Foundation
- Specialist in veteran health, toxic exposure, public health, and care coordination
- Advocate for early awareness, screening access, and patient-centered support
Timothy "Chachi" Pachasa
Co-Founder, Strose Health
Timothy "Chachi" Pachasa is a retired U.S. Air Force Chief Master Sergeant, former TACP, leadership expert, and Executive Director of the HunterSeven Foundation. After nearly 25 years in uniform, including extensive operational and senior enlisted leadership experience, Chachi has dedicated his post-military work to building organizations, partnerships, and systems that help people receive the support they need before it is too late. At Strose Health, Chachi brings strategic leadership, mission development, partnership building, operational execution, and a deep commitment to making health support more personal, more proactive, and more accessible.
Key Background
- Retired U.S. Air Force Chief Master Sergeant
- Former TACP and Special Operations combat veteran
- Executive Director, HunterSeven Foundation
- Founder and CEO, CAPE Lead
- Leadership, operations, partnerships, and mission strategy
Our Difference
What Makes Strose Health Different
Mission-Built
We were not built from a spreadsheet. We were built from years of standing beside people and families facing hard medical realities.
Human First
We believe health support should feel personal, not transactional. People deserve clarity, compassion, and follow-through.
Proactive by Design
We focus on education, awareness, screenings, and early action because waiting for crisis is not a strategy.
Connected to a Bigger Cause
Every step forward for Strose Health helps strengthen the ecosystem of support connected to HunterSeven Foundation.
Our Connection
Our Connection to HunterSeven Foundation
Strose Health and HunterSeven Foundation are separate organizations with aligned missions. HunterSeven Foundation remains focused on serving post-9/11 veterans and their families through research, education, screening support, care coordination, and direct assistance. Strose Health expands a similar standard of service to people outside that specific veteran population while creating a business model that can help support and donate back to HunterSeven's nonprofit mission.
Different organization. Shared heart. Bigger reach.
Ready to Build a More Proactive Health Strategy?
Whether you are an individual, a family member, a company, or a community partner, Strose Health exists to help you ask better questions, find better pathways, and take meaningful action earlier.
Strose Health provides health navigation, education, proactive wellness support, and access coordination. Information on this site is not medical advice and does not replace care from a licensed medical provider.