What will it take to achieve a future-state healthcare experience that delivers on its promise? True transformation starts when you connect the dots throughout your enterprise to break down siloes and create meaningful cross-functional partnerships.
The big question is: what will it take to achieve a future-state healthcare experience that truly delivers on its promise? Technology is key, but digital platforms, AI, and data alone aren’t the answer.
Successful transformation starts by understanding the importance of connecting clinical, operational and digital leaders. When strong connections are in place, silos break down, hidden interdependencies appear, and real partnerships start to form.
At Chartis, we’re experts at building the connective tissue across the enterprise. We see the full picture through a unique combination of healthcare acumen and unmatched expertise across technology, strategy, revenue cycle, and clinical care.
Together we’ll execute digital transformation initiatives that reimagine care delivery, reinvent business models, and optimize operations to create lasting change.
We believe in a better consulting experience for our clients.
That’s why Chartis is honored to be named Best Overall IT Services Firm by KLAS Research.
Chartis also ranked no. 1 in HIT Core Clinical Implementation Leadership and Financial and Clinical Improvement Consulting.
Best in KLAS recognition is given to service providers for outstanding efforts to help healthcare professionals deliver better patient care. KLAS data and reports represent the combined opinions and experiences of provider and payer organizations comparing how their vendors, products, and/or services perform when measured against client objectives and expectations.
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Jody Cervenak co-leads the Digital & Technology Transformation Line of Business. She has over 30 years of experience in planning, implementing, and optimizing the value of healthcare information technology. Jody’s areas of specialization include IT strategic planning, system selection, planning, implementation and benefit realization; patient engagement; digital health; and population health management.
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Lindsey Jarrell co-leads the Digital & Technology Transformation Line of Business. He brings more than 25 years of healthcare experience to the firm, particularly in the areas of consulting leadership, information technology department leadership, revenue cycle leadership, and planning. Prior to joining Chartis, Lindsey served as the Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of Healthlink Advisors, where he helped grow the firm over 9 years to a leading healthcare information technology advisory firm.
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