Inaugural Members Span Key Healthcare Market Segments
MARINA DEL REY, Calif., Feb. 28, 2023 – 4medica®, a leader in healthcare data quality and matching technology, today announced the formation of an advisory board featuring industry leaders and experts who will provide strategic advice, market insights and collaboration as the company continues to grow its business.
The inaugural members of the 4medica Advisory Board are:
- Jen Covich Bordenick, CEO, Executives for Health Innovation (EHI)
- Anupam Goel, MD, MBA, Principal, Health Care Remotely
- Robert Pepper, VP, Global Marketing, RQM+
- Alaap Shah, Healthcare and Life Sciences, Epstein Becker and Green
- Kelly Thompson, Health IT Consultant
- Norm Thurston, Executive Director, NAHDO (National Association of Health Data Organizations)
- Chantal Worzala, Principal at Alazro Consulting, LLC
These advisory board members together represent the key market segments that 4medica serves: hospitals, hospital systems and integrated delivery networks (IDNs); physician health organizations, managed service organizations and independent practice associations (ambulatory care); laboratory/pathology/imaging organizations; health information exchanges (HIEs); accountable care organizations (ACOs) and health plans; secondary data usages (clinical trials – pharmaceutical companies, research institutions and hospitals); and federal and state policy.
“Our advisory board members bring strong connections to the healthcare IT community as well as deep expertise in identity management, clinical integration, interoperability and revenue cycle management,” said Gregg Church, president of 4medica. “We are excited to begin working with them and are eager to leverage their industry knowledge to help 4medica fulfill its mission of improving health data quality for healthcare organizations and their patients.”
“4medica knows that without quality patient data, it can be difficult to sustainably provide a high level of care while controlling healthcare costs,” said Alaap Shah, member of the Washington, D.C., law firm Epstein, Becker & Green. “Duplicate and divergent patient records can make it hard for clinicians to have a trusted 360-degree view of their patients. I’m looking forward to working with this world-class group of leaders who are so committed to improving healthcare.”
