indigoBlue exists to

recenter global healthcare

around delivering

exceptional value

to patients

By aligning better patient outcomes with lower healthcare costs, indigoBlue will transform the human condition.

 

indigoBlue AI developed, and is deploying, an artificial intelligence and machine-learning-driven information technology platform to improve health outcomes. The platform creates an innovative, digital representation of the health status of an individual patient and the patient population as a whole.

The representation informs diagnosis, treatment, self-help and wellness/fitness planning. Geared to give preference to patient value, the platform will not allow the exploitation of individual patient data.

The indigoBlue Engine Is Tuned To Protect Patient Privacy

indigoBlue Gives Full Preference to Patient Value

Solutions generated from the indigoBlue engine are ranked according to the net value they deliver to patient. Insurance providers, healthcare providers, government regulators and healthcare  industry participants can access solutions slanted towards their own priorities. The engine itself is geared towards the benefits to the patient, creating a patient-centric ecosystem.

Sharing of Patient Medical Data is Only Done in the Aggregate

Data aggregation drives patient, provider, institution and societal value without violating paramount obligation by indigoBlue to ensure that the platform does not exploit the patient. Benefits of data aggregation are many including better predictive models, improved delivery strategies, more simplified diagnosis, accelerated cures, better institutional and government policies and greater resource and infrastructure efficacy.

indigoBlue‘s Data Dimensions

Individual as a Thinking Human

 Individual as an Assembly of Genetics

Individual as a Patient

 Individual as a Participant

 Individual as a Part of an Aggregation

 Individual and Aggregation Over Time

 indigoBlue exists to recenter global healthcare around delivering exceptional value to patients.

 By aligning better patient outcomes with lower healthcare costs, indigoBlue will transform the human condition.

Our Values

No Exploitation. Ever.

Sacred duty to protect the interests of patients.

Full Transparency

With all Stakeholders at all times.

No Shortcuts. No Undercuts.

Doing things right takes extra work and extra energy.

No Hierarchy. No Bosses. Just One Team.

All employees are created equal, including leaders.

 The indigoBlue AI Delivery Team

Dr. Gary Barbour

Co-Founder & Chief Technical Officer

Dr. Gary Barbour is a highly experienced technology development leader, having served as CEO, Chief Technology Officer, CIO, Chairman and angel investor for a number of successful startup companies. He is a well-regarded technology inventor and mentor and a successful manager of advanced software and hardware development in a wide range of areas including security systems, SSD storage, virtual servers, thumb drive computers, and medical devices. Dr. Barbour was a senior member of the Computer Science and Electrical Engineering faculties of both the University of Vermont and the University of Utah, where he pioneered an innovative IT and Security systems architecture that married together academic research and commercial funding.

Cathy Hartley

Chief Strategy Officer

Catherine Hartley is an innovator in harnessing disruptive technology and business process improvements to deliver solutions to complex challenges that drive positive, sustainable impact to people. Her insights into healthcare challenges are deep, and her background as an engineer, corporate leader and business strategist enhances her value to the deployment of indigoBlue for Healthcare. Cathy was a senior practice leader at Infosys, PWC and Accenture, leading a $1.6 billion business unit. She holds an engineering degree from Cornell.

Clay Epstein

Chief Information Officer

Clay Epstein is an industry-recognized leader in cybersecurity, identity and access management, and health data networks, His pioneering work in supporting the Utah Population Database for the University of Utah Medical Center enabled genetic researchers to identify specific genes that may predispose individual family members to specific types of cancers. He led Bank of America’s Global Cryptography and Encryption Key Engineering Group and was CIO at Venafi as well as SVP of Technology at Identrus.

Dr. Richard Cohen

Chief Scientist

Dr. Richard Cohen is a pioneering research scientist with extensive advancements in medical sensors, data security, mathematical statistics and material sciences and engineering. Ric has worked hand-in-glove with Gary Barbour on a number of joint startup technologies. Ric was Professor of Material Science and Engineering at the University of Utah, and has more that 100 refereed publications in scientific and engineering journals. He served as Senior Science Advisor to a number of advanced technology companies, including Techniscan, Fusion-IO (now part of SanDisk, and Realm, among others. He earned his PhD in Material Science and Engineering, his Phil in Physics and MBA from the University of Utah.

Dr. Paul Szucs

Interim Chief Medical Officer

Dr. Paul Szucs is an innovator in Emergency Medicine. He is currently the Residency Program Director at Morristown (NJ) Medical Center, where he is also an Attending Physician. Paul is a Fellow in the American College of Emergency Physicians and is Clinical Associate Professor at the Sidney Kimmel Medical College. He is the recipient of the A. Lester Granet Humanitarian Award. Paul received his medical degree from University of California at San Francisco, and completed an Internal Medicine Residency at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons and an Emergency Medicine Residency at Albert Einstein College of Medicine.

Sam Fairchild

Co-Founder & Interim Chief Executive Officer

Sam Fairchild is the original developer of indigoBlue. He is a highly respected global strategic planner and corporate leader, having served as CEO for a number of publicly-traded and private companies ranging from technology startups to a global airline. He has advised more than a two dozen Fortune 100 companies at the boardroom level and two dozen heads of state around the world and was a senior staffer to two Presidents.

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