David Kaysen, (CEO) has 35+ years of executive level experience leading and managing both domestic and international emerging growth companies. Mr. Kaysen has achieved consistent and solid results with technology, bio-pharmaceutical, medical device, diagnostic and clinical software/IT companies. He is experienced in the FDA approval process, leading products from development stage through commercialization and revenue growth.

Mr. Kaysen has served as Chairman, President, CEO and Board member of Medibio Limited, an Australian listed medtech software/IT company focused on mental health. He was President, CEO and Board member of Sun BioPharma, Inc., a publicly traded biopharmaceutical company developing a drug for pancreatic cancer. He was also President, CEO and Board member of Uroplasty, Inc. a publicly traded global medical device company focused on female urinary disorders. Prior to that he served as President, CEO and Board member of Diametrics Medical, Inc. a global diagnostics company and Rehablicare, Inc. a publicly traded global orthopedic and rehabilitation neuromodulation company.

Mr. Kaysen currently serves as the Chairman of the Board of privately held Interrad Medical and as an Advisory Board member of EXB Solutions.

Michael S. Victoroff, MD, FAAFP, CI (President and Chief Medical Officer) was named “Family Physician of the Year” by the Colorado Academy of Family Physicians in 1996. He practiced family medicine and obstetrics for 19 years. He was a Medical Director for Aetna, then worked as an investigator for the University of Colorado Department of Toxicology on cases of suspected environmental chemical exposures. He is currently the Risk Management Consultant on health information technology at COPIC and a Clinical Professor at the University of Colorado School of Medicine.

Dr. Victoroff was among the first physicians to become board certified in the subspecialty of Clinical Informatics. He is a widely sought expert on patient safety and risk management. He completed a fellowship in biomedical ethics, and has served on numerous ethics committees, including that of the American Academy of Family Physicians. He has been a member of the Colorado Governor’s Commission on Life and the Law and the Judicial Affairs Committee of the Colorado Medical Society. He has chaired the Colorado Perinatal Care Council and the Colorado Medical Society Committee on Medical Informatics. In 1989, he developed an electronic medical record system (ChartR) for physician offices. In 1986, he developed a coding system for medical errors that has been used in federally-funded patient safety research and formed the basis of error analysis in numerous organizations.

His many publications include articles on bioethics, medical computing, managed care, medical errors and patient safety.

Sharon Feder (Founder and Board Chair) developed a service to address gaps within the medical system, called Lynx Collaborative Care Network. These obstacles became obvious in the course of caring for one of her sons who has had a constellation of complex medical conditions. A visual artist with gallery representation in Los Angeles and Denver, her professional and personal experiences have informed her work with improving outcomes through innovative tools that facilitate communication within the healthcare system.

Her work has gained support from medical professionals, patients, non-profit organizations, and condition-specific treatment centers across the U.S. She is recognized as a leading expert in the needs of patients and families with complex health conditions.

Meredith Nation (Records Manager) is happy to have worked with Michael and Sharon for almost 7 years. She holds degrees in medical anthropology and inter-disciplinary Latin American studies and has done extensive research in health access and quality of care. She is passionate about providing excellent service and care for all her clients.

As someone who advocates for healthcare that serves the patient, she is proud to be a part of providing the best professional services possible. She provides a personal, dedicated, and detail-oriented approach to health information. As a cancer survivor herself, Meredith has volunteered for several years with Immerman’s Angels, mentoring cancer patients.