Freedom Disability Leadership Team
Alan Flaumenhaft, Chief Executive Officer
Alan has over 20 years of experience in the managed care industry. He has held prominent roles in for-profit and not-for-profit managed care organizations, including Aetna/U.S Healthcare and HIP Health Plans of New York and Florida.
Alan oversaw successful sales units where he was responsible for expansion of both commercial and Medicare product lines. Later, he was responsible for a large customer-service center for over one million managed care members.
Alan’s experience in sales, management and executive leadership service in the healthcare industry led to founding Freedom Disability in 2002.
It was Alan’s vision to provide an innovative approach to Social Security Disability representation. Alan fundamentally believed that having a professionally trained Advocate to help individuals with disabilities get through each stage of the complicated application process for disability benefits, would result in superior service and greater success rates. His vision became reality. Freedom Disability helps thousands of individuals every month win disability benefits and has achieved an A-plus rating from the Better Business Bureau.
Alan is involved in Freedom Disability’s day-to-day operations and is its strategic visionary.
Jonathan Mayhew, President
Jon has had an extensive 20-year background in managed health care services, including strong emphasis on government programs.
Prior to joining Freedom Disability, Jon was the Senior Vice President for Managed Care Products at CIGNA Healthcare. His responsibilities there included strategic oversight of the company’s HMO, PPO, indemnity, and government programs. He directed managed care programs that encompassed over 13 million lives, representing in excess of $700 million in earnings and $20 billion in revenue annually.
Before his tenure at CIGNA, Jon was the senior vice president of Aetna’s Southern California healthcare operations.
As president of Freedom Disability, Jon oversees the development, implementation and ongoing operations of all Freedom Disability services.
Sean Libby, Vice President, Corporate Development
Sean has been with Freedom Disability from its beginning in 2002. Sean oversees the sales and account management teams, drives the company’s new-product initiatives, and is responsible for developing innovative ways to better serve the disability community.
Sean is an experienced marketer with a particular focus in developing and implementing customer acquisition and retention strategies for emerging companies and markets. Prior to joining Freedom Disability, Sean developed and managed the sales department for BridgePath, a business-to-business exchange in the staffing industry.
Sean is the point-of-contact for media-related inquiries.
I have been advocating for my significant other since September, 2010 when he was first in the hospital with a staph infection. He was diagnosed with Hepatitis C in 2005. By October 12. David could no longer work. He had a liver transplant at Tampa General Hospital on Nov. 26 & he is now at home on disability. I have had to write literally hundreds of letters to state representatives, senators and governors. I am in the process of dishcarging attorneys who never followed through in helping David. I have done “all of the work including filling out hundreds of pages of documenatation for Social Security Disability who found that having fluid drained from David’s stomach every 10 days not enough evidence of liver disease. Now I fight for him because Medicaid has dumped him into an HMO that does not work! He will be changed to Medipass on Feb. 1. I have had to fight to maintain his food stamps. I could show you letters of sigificant importance in maintaining David’s life. A patient should be healing not laying in bed worrying about the roof over his head and where his next meal is going to come from. I am on a list for a caretenders’s stipend that is 6 mths. long. How ridiculous is this system. Every day I argue or banter with government personnel. I usually get what David needs but it takes time and lots of it. The phone has become a part of my body. How can I help others and be compensated for it in my area of Sarasota, FL?
I’ve been with evelyn rosenthal for the start to the end and i’m going to the judge. i’m not worried because win or lose she will be with me, on that i can bank. freedom your the awesomest
I am diabetic and already on disability after jumping thru all their hoops. Now I am trying to get a Life Insurance Policy and have been denied by everyone. I was diagnosed with Type 2 in 1992. I see my Endocrinologist, Eye Doctor, Foot Doctor regularly to stay on top of everything. No hospitalizations since 1992. I need an advocate.
Thank you for your time.
Stephanie Nunn
kyragdoll@insightbb.com
Hi Stephanie,
At Freedom Disability, we provide education and representation services to those filing for Social Security Disability benefits. We also provide assistance to those who have been denied Social Security Disability benefits, and are looking to appeal their decision. The first step is to get an evaluation from one of our eligibility consultants. When you call in you’ll be asked some questions about your condition and how it interferes with your ability to work. You’ll also be asked about your work history to help determine if you are insured for benefits, which you said you already are. This free consultation will also give you some guidance on what your next steps should be. I hope you’ll call us at 866-761-5942.
I am 52 years old. I filed for SSDI per an attorney in my own words. Denied all thru to Hearing Appeal. Can you Help me. I guess I described all problems having at one time. No help from Attorney so put what problems I was having, I didn’t know any better. Seen her at first appt then again at hearing date. Had no clue what was going on or what to do except from papers received in the mail. I would like to file again and do it right this time. Still have lots of issues and think you can help me alot more than she did. thanks for reading and listening.
Hi Mary,
Thanks for you comment and yes we may be able to assist you in filling for Social Security Disability benefits. I would say the first step would be to receieve a free case evaluation from one of our eligibility consultants. When you call in you’ll be asked about your service connected disability and how it interferes with your daily life. You’ll also be asked about your work history to help determine if you are insured for SSDI benefits. This free consultation will also give you some guidance on what your next steps should be. I hope you’ll call us at 866-761-5942.
I became disabled in 2002. Have gone thru radiation treatments, just had my 10th eye surgery, bone degeneration, etc. My problem is when I became disabled I paid on my debts the best I could, notified whoever, but since 2003 have been harrassed by one credit card co. that now is serving me and trying to take my only monies, which is ssd. My bank told them I am exempt, but they will not leave me alone. What can I do? I’m at the end of my ropes. Thank you
Experienced SSDI/SSI Case Manager/Paralegal seeking full time employment, Please contact for details to apply. I am in the San Antonio Area
Elizabeth,
Please send your resume to mgeorge@freedomdisability.com. We will be in touch. Thank you.
Where could I apply for a position working in your company.
Mary,
Please forward your resume to our Human Resources department: mgeorge@freedomdisability.com – Thank you.