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Burlington, MA-based Arcadia Solutions Appointed Jonathan Cook as Chief Technology Officer
About the Company
Arcadia Healthcare Solutions is an EHR data aggregation and analytics technology company supporting ambulatory networks taking on value-based risk and transitioning to managed care. Arcadia specializes in clinical data integration of data from 30+ EHR vendors, enriching it with claims and operational data, and using that data to drive improvements in patient care quality, practice efficiency, and financial performance. Trusted by independent provider groups, health plans, and integrated delivery networks nationwide, with expertise in both fee-for-service optimization and value-based performance environments, Arcadia supports providers with the benchmark data, insights, and outsourced services to excel in the evolving landscape of American healthcare. Founded in 2002, Arcadia is headquartered outside Boston in Burlington, MA, with offices in Seattle and outside Chicago in Rockford, IL
About the Person
Jonathan F. Cook serves as Chief Technology Officer, responsibile for guiding the company’s technological vision and leading the internal engineering and infrastructure teams. A technology leader with more than 20 years of experience building, leading and motivating teams, Cook is uniquely skilled in providing leadership over information technology while addressing strategic business and clinical goals and opportunities. Prior to Arcadia, Cook served as deputy chief information officer for the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA), where he provided leadership over information technology, served as an enterprise architect and transformed legacy systems into dynamic, scalable infrastructure. During his tenure at NCQA, Cook also developed the HEDIS data collection format and systems used by the top 300-400 health plans in the United States, which in turn covers more than 170 million lives, and was part of the team that developed NCQA’s first online accreditation system for health plans. Cook received his bachelor’s degree in English writing from the University of Pittsburgh. He also received his Federal Chief Information Officer Certificate from Carnegie Melon University/Federal CIO University in Arlington, Virginia.
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