Active Wellness announced the appointment of Angie Dobrowski as director of active aging and medical fitness. This strategic move reinforces Active’s 2026 commitment to advancing longevity and healthspan, ensuring that individuals can lead inspired, healthy and active lives at every age.
In this leadership role, Dobrowski will oversee the evolution of Active’s Active Aging product suite, focusing on evidence-based programming that will close the gap between healthspan and lifespan. Her appointment comes at a pivotal time as the company expands its services, helping active aging communities and organizations develop world-class wellness environments that prioritize quality of life as well as quantity.
“As we look toward our 2026 strategy, we are doubling down on our mission to inspire active lives through the lens of longevity and healthspan,” said Michele Wong, the COO of Active Wellness. “Angie’s unique background in both operations and fitness program design makes her the ideal leader to drive this initiative. Her expertise will be invaluable not only in our managed sites but also in our growing consulting practice, where we help partners navigate the complexities of delivering evidence-based models that are also fun and engaging.”
Dobrowski, who was named Active’s Wellness Professional of the Year in 2025, has a proven track record of innovation. Since joining the company in 2022, she has spearheaded the launch of specialized programs such as Re:Act Brain and Body Training and integrated electronic medical referrals via Epic to streamline care.
In her new capacity, Dobrowski will provide subject-matter expertise for new business development and executive oversight for Active’s active aging and medical fitness portfolio. Her leadership ensures that Active’s partners receive cutting-edge, data-driven solutions that meet the unique needs of an aging population.
To learn more about Angie Dobrowski and her vision for the future of wellness, visit activewellness.com/team
