– Innovaccer appoints Mike Sutten as their new Chief Digital Officer to refine Innovaccer’s strategy to build on the mission of a connected care continuum that ensures patient data is available to providers across the care experience.
– Sutten brings more than 25 years of technology leadership with Kaiser Permanente, Fortune 500 organizations and the Central Intelligence Agency.
Innovaccer Inc., a healthcare technology company has appointed Mike Sutten as their new Chief Digital Officer to further develop its Data Activation Platform and streamline care delivery with unified patient records. As part of his new role at Chief Digital Officer, Mike will be responsible for refining Innovaccer’s strategy to build on the mission of a connected care continuum that ensures patient data is available to providers across the care experience. His role will be instrumental in making healthcare data more accessible and help stakeholders achieve operational excellence.
“Achieving value-based care is thought to be a far-fetched dream. With Mike’s support, Innovaccer will be better positioned to drive greater efficiency along the patient’s care journey and alleviate operational challenges for customers down the road.” said, Abhinav Shashank, CEO at Innovaccer.
Mike Sutten Background
Prior to joining Innovaccer, Mike served as Chief Technology Officer and Senior Vice President at Kaiser Permanente and led initiatives on analytics, cloud, data storage, and mobile technologies. He brings more than two decades of information technology leadership experience with Fortune 500 organizations, including Kaiser Permanente, Royal Caribbean Cruises, Koch Industries, Sybase, and General Electric. Mike also served as the Chief Technology Officer and deputy Chief Information Officer within the Central Intelligence Agency where he was recognized for exemplary leadership and service.
Mike’s experience in scaling technology in both private and public sectors including healthcare will step-up Innovaccer’s expertise to connect patient-level data from a range of sources and drive interoperability among providers, payers, and employers across the healthcare continuum. His experience will also assist Innovaccer’s efforts to reduce its customers’ information technology costs through the standardization and application of leading-edge tools.
“Although Kaiser has its own integrated organization, the rest of the U.S. healthcare system is not integrated. Data is not shared across organizations to support the continuity of care for patients. Innovaccer has the data model to provide this continuity, remarked Sutten. He adds, “I’m really excited about Innovaccer’s opportunity to connect patient level data from a range of sources to create a unified patient record and make data truly interoperable for those who need it to deliver care.”
