Leadership Team
Eric Hannah — MSA
Co-Executive Director, Director of Program Operations
My name is Eric Hannah. I am originally from Southern California. I received a Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology from Western State College of Colorado and a Master of Science in Administration degree from Central Michigan University. During my time at Origami, I have served as Direct Care Staff, Kinesiologist, and Rehab Care Unit Manager prior to my becoming the Director of Program Operations. I am fortunate to be able to interact with so many inspiring individuals on a daily basis.
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Tammy Hannah — OTRL, CBIS
Co-Executive Director, Director of Rehabilitation Services, Adult Foster Care Home Administrator
Hello, my name is Tammy Hannah. I have been Origami's Director of Rehabilitation Services and Adult Foster Care Home Administrator/Licensee since 2004. I was first introduced to Origami as an Occupational Therapy Intern in May of 2000. I then accepted a position as Origami’s first full time therapist in August of 2000. Since my arrival, I have received specialized training and certification in the unique approach of Cognitive Perceptual Motor (CPM) Retraining. I have also served as the clinical team facilitator and then progressed to co-manager of the Rehabilitation Care Unit. For me, Origami is home away from home where the people are friendly, the environment is enriching, and outcomes are exemplary. I am honored to be amongst the Origami Team.
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CARF Surveyor in Medical Rehabilitation
Margaret Fankhauser — DO
Medical Director
I am Dr. Margaret Fankhauser, D.O. I specialize in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Michigan State University. As the Medical Director of Origami, I help coordinate the treatment team and make certain that clients receive an individualized program that is best for their specific problems. The Origami team works well together, providing an atmosphere where people with brain injury can recover and utilize the skills they are working on in a safe environment, and then practice in the community with therapist assistance. Often the problems after brain injury are subtle and only noticed by those who have more than a casual conversation with the person. Because this type of injury affects interactions with all significant friends and family members, it helps to have them involved in treatment as a critical part of the treatment team.
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Tom Judd — LMSW, CBIS
Service Manager
Hello, my name is Tom Judd. I am a proud Spartan, receiving my Bachelor’s Degree and my Master’s Degree in Social Work with a concentration in Organizational and Community Practice from Michigan State University. I was first interested in Origami because of the foundational mission and vision statements and the peaceful campus in which the clients can receive quality service. Through my work as Care Coordinator, I learned how exceptional and resilient the people we serve are and how wonderful and committed the staff is that provide service. In my current role, I am able to pursue my professional passion in developing and improving the quality of services provided to our clients. Origami takes pride in providing optimal service to its clients, valuing family involvement, and striving to meet exemplary outcomes in the most cost effective and least restrictive environment. Because of this, I am proud to be an Origami team member!
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Capital Area Case Management Council
Scott Kudwa — MS
Operations Manager
I started my healthcare career in 1994, most of that time I have worked in transitional and semi-independent residential rehabilitation facilities serving people with Traumatic Brain Injuries. In addition to this experience, I have earned a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from the University of Michigan, and a Master's Degree in Health Administration from Central Michigan University. I have been a certified Crisis Prevention Institute Trainer since 2005, and have also received training as an Emergency Medical Technician. In my spare time I enjoy fly fishing, hiking, and dog sledding. I feel the most gratifying part of my role is the opportunity to apply my skills and abilities to make a significant, positive difference in the lives of the people I serve.
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Nicole Murphy — MA, MBA, SPHR
Human Resource Manager
Hello, I am the Human Resource Manager at Origami. I am a graduate of Roosevelt University in Chicago, IL where I attained a Master's degree in Industrial/Organizational Psychology. I am also a Michigan State alumnus, where I attended school for a Bachelor's in psychology. To further my knowledge of business, I attended Northwood University to obtain an MBA. My background consists of direct client relations as well as business analysis and project consulting. I am the proud mother of four wonderful cats: Chauncey, Chroma, Corduroy, & Cashmere. I enjoy working at Origami because it is a forward thinking company who continues to improve and reinvent itself.
