While Advising Kennedy, Top Aide Had More Than $25 Million Stake in Wellness Company
Calley Means, a top aide to Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., held a $25 million-$50 million stake in Truemed, a wellness company that benefits from expanded health savings accounts, while advising on health policies. Means divested and resigned from Truemed in November when he became a full-time employee.
Calley Means, a top aide to Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., was president of Truemed, a wellness company, last year while advising on changes to the American health system. Records show Means held $25 million-$50 million in Truemed stock through November. Truemed helps people buy products with health savings accounts, which were expanded by President Trump. Means divested and resigned from Truemed in November when he became a full-time employee. The White House and Health Department said Means complied with ethics laws. Experts say Means' dual roles created divided loyalties and an appearance of advancing personal interests over public policy.
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