RESTON, Va. - Jan. 7, 2020 - careMESH today announced the addition of Edward Marx, former CIO at Cleveland Clinic, to its Board of Advisors. In this capacity, Marx will work with the careMESH executive team to help guide the company's strategic direction and innovation as it accelerates customer acquisition and growth.
Edward Marx most recently served as Chief Information Officer at Cleveland Clinic, a $10 billion health system where he was responsible for the development and execution of IT strategic planning and governance, driving optimal resource utilization, as well leveraging digital healthcare technologies to enable superior business and clinical outcomes.
Prior to joining Cleveland Clinic, Edward served as Senior Vice President/ CIO of Texas Health Resources and spent over two years as Executive Vice President of the Advisory Board, providing IT leadership and strategy for New York City Health & Hospital.
"I look forward to working with the leadership team at careMESH to advance their mission of improving communications and care coordination between healthcare delivery organizations," said Mr. Marx. "Throughout my career I have sought to innovate with the use of technology to better support patient care and outcomes. In careMESH, I see a company willing and able to significantly alter the healthcare communications landscape and I am optimistic about what we can do for hospitals as they tackle today's health information exchange challenges."
"It's a privilege to welcome such a respected and influential IT executive to our Board of Advisors. Ed's background with several leading healthcare organizations, as well as his personal interest in improving both the patient and physician experiences, make him an ideal fit for careMESH," said Dr. Peter S. Tippett, careMESH Founder and CEO. "I know he'll bring immediate value to help us meet our company goals and make our customers successful as they implement careMESH."
Marx joins Dr. William Braithwaite and Scott Glasrud on the careMESH Board of Advisors.
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