Angelo Angerame joins Autistic Services Nonprofit Serving the Hudson Valley

Greystone Programs, Inc., a renowned nonprofit organization that provides essential services and opportunities for children, adults and families with autism in the Hudson Valley, announced the addition of Angelo Angerame to its board of directors.

As chief executive officer of Hudson Regional Long-Term Care Pharmacy, Angerame is dedicated to improving the quality of life for individuals living with developmental, physical or psychiatric disabilities. Previously, Angerame was director of pharmacy for Bon Secours Community Hospital, director of pharmacy at Drug World, and director of pharmaceutical services for NYMED, a nursing home corporation.

“We are thrilled to have Angelo joining our efforts to enrich the lives of those living with developmental disabilities,” said Skip Pryce, CEO of Greystone Programs. “His expertise and passion for helping others will surely have a lasting impact on those we serve in the Hudson Valley.”

Angerame is an active and philanthropic member of his community. He currently serves on the board of directors for the Orange County Society of Pharmacists and he is assistant scoutmaster of Troop 273 for the Boy Scouts of America in Middletown, NY. Angerame was formerly president of the Brittany Miller Foundation, which awards grants to families of children with cancer. His awards and accolades include “Preceptor of the Year” from Albany College of Pharmacy, “Pharmacist of the Year” from the Orange County Society of Pharmacists and The Wellcare Premier Pharmacy Practice Award.

About Greystone Programs:

Greystone Programs is dedicated to supporting children, adults and families living with autism and other developmental disabilities by enriching lives one person at a time. Established in 1979 by Marc W. Kelley, Greystone offered the first privately-run group home in New York State for people living with autism. Today, Greystone offers exceptional services and life-enriching opportunities for more than 600 children, adults and families living with autism and developmental disabilities in five Hudson Valley counties. To learn more, visit www.greystoneprograms.org or follow the organization on social media.