Care3 News & Events
Cerner Names Care3 Co-Founder William Mintz New Chief Strategy Officer
Care3 Co-Founder William Mintz has been named Chief Strategy Officer for Cerner, the #2 electronic medical record company. Congratulations, Will!
From the Cerner Press Release:
Published on September 2, 2020
William Mintz Brings Innovative Health Care Leadership and Strategy Expertise to Cerner
Cerner Corporation announced today that William Mintz has joined the company as Chief Strategy Officer (CSO). Mintz brings extensive leadership and enterprise strategy experience, having spent his career advancing innovative health care solutions for payers, providers and patients.
“I’m thrilled to add Will to Cerner’s executive leadership team,” said Brent Shafer, chairman and CEO, Cerner. “Will is a strong leader and has a proven track record of success in corporate strategy, business development, digital transformation and vision for innovative health care solutions.”
Mintz will work alongside company and client leadership to identify and develop new business opportunities, drive the strategic planning process and oversee corporate strategy. Prior to joining Cerner, Mintz worked with other leading health care and technology businesses, including Aetna Inc., Care3 Inc., Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts and, most recently, Leidos Holdings Inc.
“I’m excited to be joining a company with a rich history of innovation and dedication to improving health care for everyone,” said Mintz. “I’ve dedicated my entire career to developing strategies and businesses to make the health care system function more effectively. The health care landscape presents many challenges and opportunities and Cerner is well-positioned to continue its leadership position. I look forward to collaborating with Cerner’s associates worldwide in helping shape health care of tomorrow.”
An entrepreneur and proven operator, Mintz co-founded Care3 Inc. in 2015, a health company that uses digital tools that help patients in underserved communities and their caregivers better manage their health journey. At Cerner, Mintz will continue to work across business units to develop solutions that make health care more accessible and equitable for all. Cerner recently committed to collaborating with community leaders and leveraging data to eradicate health disparities.
Mintz earned an MBA from Yale School of Management in New Haven, Conn. and an MHA from University of South Florida in Tampa, Fla.
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AdaptHealth Corp. (NASDAQ: AHCO) Appoints Care3 Co-Founder and CEO David S. Williams III to Board of Directors
Care3 Co-Founder and CEO David S. Williams III has been appointed to the Board of Directors of AdaptHealth Corp.
From the AdaptHealth Press Release:
AdaptHealth Corp. Appoints David S. Williams III to Board of Directors
July 30, 2020 06:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time
PLYMOUTH MEETING, Pa.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--AdaptHealth Corp. (NASDAQ: AHCO) (“AdaptHealth”), a leading provider of home medical equipment, supplies and related services in the United States, announced today the appointment of digital health executive and innovator David S. Williams III to the Company’s Board of Directors.
“David is a tested, proven national healthcare executive and thought leader who has repeatedly helped bridge the communication and care divide between patients, physicians and their families through the use of technology”
Williams is co-founder of Care3, Inc. and currently serves as CEO. Founded in 2015, Care3 is a next generation technology and real-world data platform for patients, families, and medical and social care professionals to optimize care delivered in the home and community.
Prior to Care3, Williams founded two digital health care companies.
In 2012, Williams co-founded and served as CEO of InvolveCare, a task crowdsourcing mobile platform focused on family caregivers. InvolveCare was funded and acquired by Aetna after 14 months of operation and served as the base for the Aetna Medicaid mobile app. In 2006, Williams was the Founding Executive, Chief Marketing Officer and Head of Business Development at PatientsLikeMe, which grew to become the world's leading online health data crowdsourcing platform and was ultimately acquired by United Health Group in 2019.
Williams began his career as an executive in the consulting and pharmaceutical industries, including Deloitte and Eli Lilly and Company.
Williams received his BS in Economics and Entrepreneurial Management from The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and his MBA in Digital Strategy from the UCLA Anderson School of Management. He is a member of the 2013 Class of Henry Crown Fellows with The Aspen Institute and a member of the Aspen Global Leadership Network. Williams also serves on the board of directors of the Price Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation at UCLA.
“David is a tested, proven national healthcare executive and thought leader who has repeatedly helped bridge the communication and care divide between patients, physicians and their families through the use of technology,” said AdaptHealth CEO, Luke McGee. “We expect to benefit greatly from David’s experience and insights as we continue to apply innovation, technology, and best-in-class processes to further expand AdaptHealth’s role as an integral part of the healthcare delivery ecosystem.”
“It is an honor to join the board of AdaptHealth at this exciting time in its development,” said Mr. Williams. “I am impressed with the Company’s entrepreneurial spirit, its commitment to innovation, and focus on patient care and satisfaction."
About AdaptHealth Corp.
AdaptHealth Corp. is a leading provider of home healthcare equipment, medical supplies to the home and related services in the United States. AdaptHealth provides a full suite of medical products and solutions designed to help patients manage chronic conditions in the home, adapt to life and thrive. Product and services offerings include (i) sleep therapy equipment, supplies and related services (including CPAP and biPAP services) to individuals suffering from obstructive sleep apnea, (ii) home medical equipment (HME) to patients discharged from acute care and other facilities, (iii) oxygen and related chronic therapy services in the home, and (iv) other HME medical devices and supplies on behalf of chronically ill patients with diabetes care, wound care, urological, ostomy and nutritional supply needs. The Company is proud to partner with an extensive and highly diversified network of referral sources, including acute care hospitals, sleep labs, pulmonologists, skilled nursing facilities, and clinics. AdaptHealth services beneficiaries of Medicare, Medicaid and commercial insurance payors. AdaptHealth services over approximately 1.7 million patients annually in all 50 states through its network of 247 locations in 40 states.
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These forward-looking statements are provided for illustrative purposes only and are not intended to serve as, and must not be relied on, by any investor as, a guarantee, an assurance, a prediction or a definitive statement of fact or probability. Actual events and circumstances are difficult or impossible to predict and will differ from assumptions. Many actual events and circumstances are beyond the control of the Company. These forward-looking statements are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties, including the outcome of judicial and administrative proceedings to which the Company may become a party or governmental investigations to which the Company may become subject that could interrupt or limit the Company’s operations, result in adverse judgments, settlements or fines and create negative publicity; changes in the Company’s clients’ preferences, prospects and the competitive conditions prevailing in the healthcare sector; and the impact of the recent coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and the Company’s response to it. A further description of such risks and uncertainties can be found in the Company’s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. If the risks materialize or assumptions prove incorrect, actual results could differ materially from the results implied by these forward-looking statements. There may be additional risks that the Company presently knows or that the Company currently believes are immaterial that could also cause actual results to differ from those contained in the forward looking statements. In addition, forward-looking statements reflect the Company’s expectations, plans or forecasts of future events and views as of the date of this press release. The Company anticipates that subsequent events and developments will cause the Company’s assessments to change. However, while the Company may elect to update these forward-looking statements at some point in the future, the Company specifically disclaims any obligation to do so. These forward-looking statements should not be relied upon as representing the Company’s assessments as of any date subsequent to the date of this press release. Accordingly, undue reliance should not be placed upon the forward-looking statements.
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Vice President, Marketing
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Care3 CEO Featured in Authority Magazine Discussing Five Ways to Improve Healthcare in the US
As part of an extensive series collecting insights from healthcare thought leaders and innovators, Christina D. Warner of Authority Magazine (UPDATED 5/17/19: and Arianna Huffington’s Thrive Global) featured Karen CEO David S. Williams to get his insights on ways to improve the US healthcare system.
Care3 CEO David S. Williams III
The article lede: “The healthcare industry has to treat patient-centricity as a north star, not a check box” with David S. Williams III, Founder of Karen by Care3”
And here’s a quick excerpt:
The healthcare industry has to treat patient-centricity as a north star, not a check box. That includes consumers having ready access to their health information. That includes communicating in ways that patients can understand and use. No one cares more about an individual’s health more than themselves and their families. I have encountered many doctors whose attitude is, “if patients just did what I say, they’d be healthier.” Well, if a doctor can’t build a relationship of trust with a patient, why would a patient follow the doctor’s advice? Remember, I am living proof that doctors can be wrong. My mother lived for 28 YEARS after doctors told her she had six months to live.
Read the entire article here and give some “claps” to show love for David’s ideas. Thanks Authority Magazine!
Care3 Transforming Interaction Between Consumers and Healthcare Professionals
(Los Angeles, CA) – January 31, 2019 – Care3, www.care3.co), the leading care collaboration platform for healthcare delivered in the home and community, is transforming conventional interactions between care professionals, patients, and families for PACE and Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs). Conventional patient/doctor interactions are periodic verbal exchanges in an office setting with information transfer limited by patient memory of events since the previous visit. Care3 uses the three (3) main elements of communication – text, media, and data – to create digital “Connected Journals” between consumers and providers to capture the ongoing patient experience. Patients share their experiences not only through text messaging, but also by tracking care task completion, medication adherence, and symptom severity. If an adverse event occurs, it can be reported in real-time for providers to intervene, if necessary.
“Connected Journals allow consumers and care professionals to ‘talk’ about care without an office visit, phone call, or appointment.” explains David S. Williams, CEO and Co-Founder of Care3. “This new interactive format also generates previously uncaptured data critical for improved care planning and real-time clinical response to adverse events.”
Connected Journals have led to significant impact in number of interactions, clinical data points generated, and care plan adherence. In three separate case studies with dozens of participants, Connected Journals enabled:
the capture of more than 360 additional clinically relevant data points per patient per quarter
increased care plan adherence by 68% during the three-month period
450+ quarterly interactions per patient
an average of two intra-quarter adjustments in care plans (rather than only two per year)
To learn how Connected Journals from Karen can help your Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), Rural Health Clinic (RHC), PACE program, or other community-based care organization reduce costs of care and improve engagement through virtual communication services, contact us for a demo at demo@care3.co.
About Care3
Care3 is the world’s first care collaboration platform for healthcare delivered in the home and community. The HIPAA compliant Karen platform helps community-based health organizations focus on consumer experience and operate more effectively by driving visibility and accountability for care delivered outside of health facilities. This unprecedented insight enables care teams to intervene to prevent costly outcomes such as emergency visits and hospitalizations. Learn more at www.care3.co/care-organizations.
Care3 Selected as a Finalist in 20th Innovations in Healthcare ABBY Awards
(Los Angeles, CA) – Care3™ (www.care3.co), the world’s first team collaboration platform for healthcare delivered in the home and community, has been selected as a finalist in the 20th Innovations in Healthcare ABBY Awards. The final competition will be held in San Francisco, CA on December 12.
“Care3 uses text, media, and data to create a full digital picture of care delivered outside of health facilities,” said David S. Williams, CEO of Care3, who will present at the awards event. “Care3 has been proven to reduce falls leading to emergency visits and hospitalizations, saving hundreds of thousands of dollars each month for senior care programs.”
Care3 currently serves the senior care community through partnerships with risk-bearing health entities including Programs of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) for collaboration on care in the home and community. The company is also exploring partnerships with health insurers looking for innovation to reduce costs and increase patient and family engagement.
The event will be hosted by the Adaptive Business Leaders (ABL) Organization, whose first awards event was held in 1999, and since then has recognized over 60 innovative organizations whose approaches and technologies are making dramatic inroads in the quest to improve the quality of care and health outcomes – while reducing its cost. And this year, more than any other before, many of these innovations are blending technology with the human touch provided by providers, caregivers, and even family members and friends.
Past ABBY Award Winners: Previous ABBY Award Winners include numerous companies that have made breakthroughs and transformative advances in medical devices, diagnostics, therapeutics, information technology, and electronic solutions, as well as organizations that have applied innovative systems and technology to providing care and coverage, decreasing the numbers of uninsured, and engaging healthcare consumers more actively in their care and health status - all with a view to reducing the cost of quality care.
About Care3™
Care3™ is the world’s first team collaboration platform for healthcare delivered in the home and community. The HIPAA compliant Care3 platform helps collaborative care programs (e.g. PACE) operate more effectively by driving visibility and accountability for care delivered outside of health facilities. This unprecedented insight enables care teams to intervene to prevent costly outcomes such as emergency visits and hospitalizations. Learn more at www.care3.co, or contact us for a demo at demo@care3.co.
MitoAction and Care3 Announce Global Innovation Partnership Focused on Mitochondrial Disease
(Los Angeles, CA and Boston, MA) – June 12, 2018 – MitoAction (www.mitoaction.org), a leading patient advocacy organization within the mitochondrial disease community and Care3™ (www.care3.co), the world’s first team collaboration platform for healthcare delivered in the home and community, announce a global innovation partnership focused on advancing the knowledge of and care delivery for mitochondrial disease. This partnership aims to provide a unique platform to help families manage the complexities of day-to-day care, as well as facilitate enhanced communication with their personal and clinical care teams. The partnership goals include capturing critical information to help researchers and clinicians learn more about this rare disease to aid in the development of therapies, and ultimately a cure for mitochondrial disease.
“The platform that has resulted from this partnership will not only help families to manage their daily journey with mitochondrial disease, but will also improve communication with their care team and allow clinicians and researchers to gain a better understanding of the disease.” said Kira Mann, CEO of MitoAction. “We believe this platform is the first step in transforming the management and delivery of care, not only for those affected by mitochondrial disease, but the entire rare disease community. We are incredibly proud of our new partnership with Care3 and believe this type of collaborative innovation allows us to push the envelope on what is possible in utilizing technology with rare disease care. “
Care3 currently serves the senior care and special needs communities with digital data and collaboration tools for care in the home.
“In addition to senior care, Care3 can shine a light on the challenges faced by patients and families affected by mitochondrial disease and the correlations that exist between diagnosis, symptoms, treatment plan execution and quality of life,” adds David S. Williams, Co-Founder & CEO of Care3. “It’s our mission to bring healthcare equality to everyone and mitochondrial disease hasn’t received the innovation attention it deserves.”
MitoAction and Care3 plan to launch the joint platform in Summer of 2018 as the first phase in the multi-phase partnership. For more information, visit www.mitoaction.org/care3 and www.care3.co/mitoaction.
About MitoAction
MitoAction is a Boston based nonprofit whose mission is to improve the quality of life for children, adults, and families living with mitochondrial disease through support, education, outreach, advocacy, and clinical research initiatives. Since its founding in 2005, MitoAction has served families from across the U.S. and the globe, working tirelessly to offer comprehensive, up-to-date, expert resources, information, and support at no cost to any patient, family, clinician, educator, or member of the community. Learn more at www.mitoaction.org.
About Care3™
Care3™ is the world’s first team collaboration platform for healthcare delivered in the home and community. The HIPAA compliant Care3 platform helps collaborative care programs (e.g. PACE) operate more effectively by driving visibility and accountability for care delivered outside of health facilities. This unprecedented insight enables care teams to intervene to prevent costly outcomes such as emergency visits and hospitalizations. Learn more at www.care3.co.
Care3 CEO David Williams Featured on The Credentialed Podcast
The Credentialed, a podcast series focusing on emerging companies led by women and people of color, released their latest edition featuring a wide-ranging interview with Care3 CEO David Williams. After listening to the first 30 seconds, David tweeted this:
Hmm...after listening to the opening tease, maybe a little too much #realtalk in this. Thanks for featuring me and @care3app @TheCredPodcast! #startups #pocfounder #foundersforchange #venturecapital https://t.co/Z4LIbmf7Qr
— David S Williams III (@DSWIII) May 29, 2018
Care3 CEO David S. Williams III
David sees similar barriers in receiving adequate healthcare when part of an underserved group (the poor, people of color, women, and seniors) and the struggle faced by entrepreneurs of color raising venture capital because he has lived both situations. The focus of the discussion is why serving the underserved matters in today's healthcare system and how Care3 is built to uniquely deliver better outcomes at lower cost. David also discusses how his background directly led to the founding of Care3 and how the company is built to achieve its mission of global healthcare equality.
Check it out at the link below or here.
“When I made the conscious decision as part of my #investment pitch to focus on the fact that we were going after serving the #underserved....Absolutely it translated into $$$.” Listen to our latest episode with David Williams @DSWIII of @Care3app now! https://t.co/obaVpPl81P
— The Credentialed (@TheCredPodcast) May 29, 2018
Care3 Featured as Spotlight Innovator at Aging 2.0 Caregiver Forum
Care3 was featured as a Spotlight Innovator at the Aging 2.0 Caregiver Forum in San Francisco last week. Care3 CEO David Williams delivered a 5-minute talk on how Care3 is leading the way in helping family caregivers collaborate with care professionals to keep seniors out of the hospital.
We had a fantastic time at the @Aging20 Caregiving Forum last week in SF! Thank you for featuring us as a Spotlight Innovator. We are dedicated to improving the lives of #caregivers. pic.twitter.com/628ilsOZ6T
— Care3 (@care3app) May 7, 2018
Thank you Aging 2.0 for putting on such a great show!
Care3 Proudly Supports the #FoundersForChange Movement!
Today, the #FoundersForChange movement begins! Care3 is one of 400+ companies promoting #FoundersForChange which seeks to move the tech industry to value diversity and inclusion. #FoundersForChange collectively warns the investment community, "if you don't value diversity and inclusion, we don't want your money." Check out the New York Times article and the #FoundersForChange website for more details (also see Care3 featured as one of the participating companies).
All founders pledge the following:
"I believe in a more diverse and inclusive tech industry. I am dedicated to having a diverse team and board, and when I have a choice of investment partners in the future, the diversity of their firms will be an important consideration."
Care3 cherishes diversity and our team reflects that commitment.
Aging 2.0 Presents Its 8 Grand Challenges in Aging and Care3 Impacts Half of Them
Care3 attended the Aging Into The Future conference in Los Angeles on Friday, March 2. The Aging 2.0 LA team did an amazing job with great programming. Aging 2.0 focuses its efforts on the eight pillars, which they identify as "Grand Challenges" shown in the image. Care3 touches four (!) of the eight Grand Challenges. This is how powerful our platform can be for seniors. The four areas Care3 impacts are:
Care Coordination
Care Coordination is the process by which health care professionals decide what care needs to be delivered, in what sequence, and when for a patient. The more people needed to deliver care, the more complicated the process is. Care3 simplifies this process by creating a collaborative planning platform where all health care team members create ONE plan detailing the actions that they will complete over time. This makes visibility and coordination simple for the healthcare team, but also has one other main benefit--the team can help families know what care to deliver in the home to supplement the care they receive in the community health system. And that brings us to the next impact area....
Caregiving
Families care for seniors when they're not in hospitals and other health facilities. We all have stories about how we cared for our mom or dad as they aged and ran into situations where we didn't know what to do or how to perform some care tasks effectively. Since Care3 itemizes the care tasks that the family should complete for optimal care, families receive instruction and education from their professional healthcare team on how and when to provide care. Care3 improves communication between family and care professionals while simultaneously improving caregiving quality for the loved one.
Daily Living & Lifestyle
Caregivers impact a senior's activities of daily living (ADLs). These include bathing, grooming, light housekeeping, and nutrition. Maximizing these activities helps seniors get ready for the world each day! Isolation can be reduced, better diet decisions drive higher energy, and most importantly, helps seniors remain living independently in their homes. Care3 helps facilitate ADL delivery in the home so each caregiver, whether family or professional, knows how to get the senior to live a healthy and active lifestyle.
Engagement & Purpose
Lastly, engagement and purpose keep us going at any age. Seniors are no different. When the three other challenges are being addressed and met, a senior has many more opportunities to engage with purpose-driven activities. Greater engagement can lead to longer life, higher quality of life and interactions with others. The Care3 mobile messaging app helps families communicate efficiently around health, sure, but it also encourages deep and meaningful interaction because conversations are private and secure. Families can initiate their most important conversations on Care3 and have peace of mind that their discussions are protected. Care3 strives to keep communications flowing between families to encourage purposeful engagement around health.
We've designed Care3 to be inclusive with a senior's life without being disruptive. To learn more about how Care3 can help your care program and/or personal family, visit us at www.care3.co or contact us at aging@care3.co. Take care!
Care3 Closes $3.7 million to Drive Care Collaboration in the Home and Community
LOS ANGELES - Feb. 13, 2018 -- Care3™ (www.care3.co), the world's first team collaboration platform for healthcare delivered in the home and community, announced the closing of its series seed round of financing. The round was led by J. Mario Molina, MD, former Chairman and CEO of Molina Healthcare, and current CEO of Golden Shore Medical, Inc. Dr. Molina is joined by Precursor Ventures and a group of blue chip angels who have the distinction of having served on the boards of groundbreaking technology companies including Netflix, Fitbit, LinkedIn, Skype and others.
"We are ecstatic to have our new investors join the Care3 family, especially Dr. Molina and Precursor Ventures," says Care3 CEO & Co-Founder, David S. Williams. "Dr. Molina's leadership and experience building care models for underserved populations via Managed Medicaid and Medicare Advantage is unparalleled. Precursor Ventures has already been a great partner growing Care3 to this stage and has the leadership to help us scale."
Dr. Molina added, "The main focus of healthcare has shifted to keeping people out of hospitals. Care3 empowers care teams to engage families around care in the home and provides real-time alerts to enable interventions that can avoid emergency visits and hospitalizations. This is the future of community-based care."
Care3 is currently working with multiple interdisciplinary care programs serving seniors, people with cancer, HIV and special needs children to improve collaboration and structured data collection in care planning, family engagement, and predictive analytics.
About Care3™
Care3™ is the world's first team collaboration platform for healthcare delivered in the home and community. The HIPAA-compliant Care3 platform helps collaborative care programs (e.g. PACE) operate more effectively by driving visibility and accountability for care delivered outside of health facilities. This unprecedented insight enables care teams to intervene to prevent costly outcomes such as emergency visits and hospitalizations. Learn more at www.care3.co.
Care3 Selected to 3rd Class of Braddock Scholars with The Aspen Institute
(Los Angeles, CA) – Care3™ (www.care3.co), the world’s first team collaboration platform for healthcare delivered in the home and community, has been selected to participate in the 3rd class of Braddock Scholars with The Aspen Institute. Open to venture founders who have participated in one of the Aspen Institute fellowships, The Braddock Scholars Program helps companies ready to scale reach significance after achieving proof-of-concept.
“Care3 has proven to reduce falls leading to emergency visits and hospitalizations, saving hundreds of thousands of dollars each month for senior care programs,” said David S. Williams, CEO of Care3 and member of the 2013 class of Henry Crown Fellows with The Aspen Institute. “Scaling this type of cost savings industry-wide would change the calculus behind offering localized care for underserved populations in the United States and around the world.”
The program aims to channel the expertise of a senior mentor towards the challenges the Fellow faces. The mentorship is defined by this specific mandate to focus on key scale challenges identified at the outset of the relationship. Scholars and mentors commit to spending at least one hour per month, having “board level” conversations. The Scholar class meets at least once annually to mobilize the wider Scholar and Mentor network as a broader advisory community.
About the Braddock Scholars Program
Made possible thanks to the generosity of Aspen Institute trustee, Rick Braddock, the Braddock Scholars program supports Fellows of the Aspen Global Leadership Network who aim to have transformational impact on society by bringing their venture to significant scale. The program supports selected Scholars through a combination of mentorship, peer learning activities, a grant to fund a key scale active of the scholars choosing, and enhanced connectivity across the Aspen Institute.
About Care3™
Care3™ is the world’s first team collaboration platform for healthcare delivered in the home and community. The HIPAA compliant Care3 platform helps collaborative care programs (e.g. PACE) operate more effectively by driving visibility and accountability for care delivered outside of health facilities. This unprecedented insight enables care teams to intervene to prevent costly outcomes such as emergency visits and hospitalizations. Learn more at www.care3.co, or contact us for a demo at demo@care3.co.