Kyle is a healthcare technology entrepreneur with a strong background in product management and software engineering. He's passionate about technology businesses that explore the limits of human computer interaction (HCI). He studied Finance and Management at NYU Stern School of Business.
My 2013 year in review begins in Q4 of 2012. At the time, I was working at VersaSuite as the product manager for all clinical applications and the project manager for two grueling hospital EMR deployments. We were trying to deliver the impossible in an impossibly short period of time. I was constantly stressed and […]
There are plenty of theories about how we can go about cutting the healthcare cost curve. Most involve changing incentives, using more health IT for analytics, and using mid levels and other non-mss for an increasing amount of care. They may work, they may not. But they are all most certainly expensive and difficult to […]
The home care industry is booming. As Baby Boomers age and more families seek in-home solutions for loved ones, demand for home care services is at an all-time high.
There are a million ways to criticize the meaningful use program. They are probably all valid. Some of the most prominent arguments against meaningful use have been: That the nature of the program rewards legacy vendors and discourages innovators That meaningful use’s failure proves that healthcare IT can never work That we’re spending enormous sums […]
Athenahealth is the biggest, best healthcare biller in the country, bar none. Their economies of scale and complete access to the raw information enable them to be the best biller possible. No one else can perform medical billing as well as Athena because no one has the scale or access that Athena has. The key […]