We support patients 60 and older in the prevention of health complications and hospitalizations with user-friendly and easy-to-navigate resources.

Our team screens and follows up to make sure our patients receive:

• Education on how to appropriately care for chronic conditions, such as diabetes, and prescription management
• Access to therapy services
• Adequate transportation to attend medical appointments
• External assistance services, such as affordable housing and home care
• Direct care and rehabilitation services

Our compassionate team encourages and teaches clients to help themselves within their own capabilities in performing daily life activities and guides them in their journey to living a healthier life.

Karey Wallace is an accomplished HR professional with years of leadership experience. She joined BMS in September 2024 as Vice President of Human Resources, following her role at START Treatment and Recovery Services, where she was hired to improve their HR department. Karey has extensive experience in Article 28 organizations and has worked closely with 1199 union employees. Karey is extremely mission driven. At BMS, she collaborates with senior leadership to identify workforce challenges and develop strategies for resolution. Passionate about leadership development, she focuses on trainings for executives and middle managers. Passionate about leadership development, she focuses on training executives and middle managers. Karey’s HR leadership at START resulted in reduced grievances and turnover. She is a collaborative leader who focuses on team development and promoting from within.

Mr. Edmund Awuah has served as Chief Financial Officer of BMS since May 2006, and assumed the additional role of Executive Vice President in 2024. He is a Certified Public Accountant with decades of experience in the fields of accounting, auditing, financial management, fiscal consulting, and academia. He is also a Chartered Global Management Accountant, a professional management accounting designation which promotes the science of management accounting on the global stage. His previous positions include Comptroller at the New York Foundling Hospital, Chief Financial Officer at Bedford Stuyvesant Family Health Center, and Audit Manager at Mitchell & Titus LLP. Mr. Awuah has a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in finance and a Master of Science degree in accounting. He is a member of the New York State Society of CPAs (NYSSCPA) and the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Mr. Awuah has served on several committees of the NYSSCPA, including the Health Care Committee and the Chief Financial Officers’ Committee.

Dr. Camille Taylor-Mullings joined BMS as an internist upon completing her residency in internal medicine at Kings County Hospital. In the intervening years, she has worked her way up in the organization from physician to lead physician for the Adult Medicine Department, to Assistant Medical Director, to founding Deputy Medical Director of the BMS at Bristol satellite facility that BMS opened in 2006. As Medical Director and Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Taylor-Mullings oversees the operation and clinical staff of seven clinical sites. Under her leadership, BMS achieved Patient Centered Medical Home Level 3 designation at three sites, along with the distinction of being the only free-standing health center in Brooklyn with accreditation from the Joint Commission. Additionally, BMS achieved NCQA diabetes management recognition, and her efforts resulted in marked improvements in health outcomes for diabetic patients. Dr. Taylor-Mullings was awarded a proclamation from the Office of State Senator John Sampson for her outstanding leadership and commitment to serving the community. 

Ms. Michelle Everett-Oxley became the President and Chief Executive Officer of BMS Family Health and Wellness Centers in April 2024 as a strategic, accountable, and service-driven professional with over a decade of experience in clinical facility management. She previously served as the Executive Director of Healthcare at Care for the Homeless where she managed a $45 million budget and oversaw a staff of 100 across 20 sites. In this capacity, she implemented a value-based care payment methodology and improved the cost-effectiveness of the 340b drug program. She also collaborated with the development department to secure a $9 million grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for street outreach. As Center Director for the Community Health Network of New York she established the first walk-in testing site for COVID-19 under the direction of Governor Cuomo and oversaw the administration of thousands of tests and oversaw a federally qualified health center. She was awarded the 2021 Above and Beyond Call of Duty Award by this organization. Ms. Everett-Oxley has a bachelor’s degree from Syracuse University, a master’s degree in social work from Hunter College and a Healthcare Leadership Certification from the City University of New York. 

Maurice Reid is Treasurer of the Board of Directors at the Brownsville Community Development Corporation (d/b/a BMS Family Health and Wellness Centers), where he has served for 14 years. With over 15 years of experience in nonprofit administration and healthcare management, his career includes leadership roles in healthcare, child development, public policy, and civic engagement.

A lifelong Brownsville resident, Mr. Reid has held key positions such as
Executive Director of the Brownsville Child Development Center, Deputy Director at Medgar Evers College’s Center for Law and Social Justice, and Director of District Operations for a Brooklyn Congressman. He holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration,
a master’s in public administration, and a certification in nonprofit management from NYU.

In addition to his board role, he leads KenJam Consultants LLC, serves as President of the Borough
Development Group, and advises local health coalitions. Deeply committed to community service, Mr. Reid also mentors youth, helps organize the annual Brownsville Health Fair, and serves as a deacon at Brownsville Baptist Church.

Through his dedicated service, Maurice Reid continues to strengthen the organizational foundation
of the Brownsville Family Health and Wellness Centers, supporting its mission to provide
comprehensive, accessible healthcare services to all community members.