What Happened?
Columbia, MD-based xG Health Solutions Appointed Mike Bertrand as Chief Technology Officer
About the Company
xG Health Solutions powers long term success for healthcare organizations through analysis, care redesign, technology and an unmatched depth of expertise. We have roots in one of America`s most innovative and successful health systems, Geisinger Health System, and our clinician-led management team has had multi-dimensional experience at Geisinger and other leading institutions. Our solutions span care management, care redesign, population health analytics and bundled payments while our products - xGLearn, xGCare, EnrG|Apps, ProvenCare and ProvenHealth Navigator -- scale and expedite change for our clients. Based on processes and tools that have been refined in a clinical setting over many years, our methods reliably improve patient outcomes, enhance efficiency and reduce the total cost of care.
About the Person
Chief Technology Officer Mike Bertrand is a seasoned software executive with nearly three decades of experience leading the design and development of enterprise healthcare software solutions for hospitals, health systems and healthcare advisory firms. Before joining xG Health, Mike was vice president of product development for HealthWyse, a leading provider of software solutions for the home healthcare industry. While at HealthWyse, he built and managed a highly regarded development group that was responsible for designing and delivering the leading mobile product for home healthcare professionals. Previously, Mike spent more than eight years at PatientKeeper, a provider of EHR application integration platforms. As vice president of software development, he led the design and delivery of a large portion of the PatientKeeper product suite. Most notably he spearheaded the design and delivery of PatientKeeper’s computerized physician order entry (CPOE) application, which was voted “Best in KLAS” by KLAS, a leading healthcare research and insights firm. Before joining PatientKeeper, Mike also served as the director of software development for McKesson Corp. and as a software consultant at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Mike earned his bachelor’s degree in computer science from Westfield State University in Westfield, Massachusetts.
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