BETHESDA, Md., June 24, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Mytonomy announced today that Eric Larsen, President of The Advisory Board Company (acquired by Optum in November of 2017, a Subsidiary of United Health Group (Nasdaq UHN) has joined its Board of Directors as an Independent Director. At the Advisory Board, Mr. Larsen has oversight responsibility for enterprise strategic relationships, key client partnerships, and companywide business growth efforts. He is a leading expert on health care market forces and industry transformation and has served as a trusted strategic advisor to the CEOs of the 100 largest health systems nationally—both not-for-profit and investor-owned—for more than two decades. His relationships extend internationally as well, advising the Advisory Board's member CEOs around the globe. In his role, Eric guides the work of Advisory Board best practice research experts studying the future of health care.
"Eric's keen insights into the real world business challenges c-suite leaders face past, present, and future, and his evidence-based focus on best practices to improve overall system performance and effectiveness makes him a valuable addition to our board as we continue to grow and serve diverse healthcare leadership across the globe" said Anjali Kataria, Mytonomy CEO and Co-Founder.
"In addition, we were impressed by Eric's leadership and foresight in developing a published series of interviews with the industry's preeminent healthcare leaders, "Lessons from the C-Suite," which is distributed to a readership of 250,000. These conversations explore the personal and professional journeys of healthcare's most influential CEOs, and their forward-looking approaches to industry issues of national importance. It's truly a unique and valuable offering to all healthcare leaders," noted Vinay Bhargava, Mytonomy President, and Co-Founder.
To date, Mr. Larsen has published more than 50 of these conversations, and the majority of his CEO participants are perennial members of Modern Healthcare's "100 Most Influential People in Healthcare."
"I am excited to join Mytonomy's Board of Directors, as the digital health disruption such as Mytonomy's virtual care solution, is a Tsunami force. These kinds of approaches have tremendous potential to shift the cost of care to lower cost sites and help staff perform at the top of their license while lowering healthcare costs and improving the patient, caregiver and staff experience," said Mr. Larsen. "Mytonomy's microlearning video education approach combined with a comprehensive cloud-based platform provide a unique approach to addressing some of the industry's most pressing needs.
Larsen said," I'm humbled to serve and look forward to seeing what they accomplish in the years to come."
Mr. Larsen received his bachelor's degree from Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service in 1995. He is an avid patron of the opera and ballet and currently serves on the Boards of Directors for The Washington National Opera (serving as Chairman), The Washington Ballet, and is a former board member of PostClassical Ensemble.
In addition to co-founders Anjali Kataria and Vinay Bhargava, Mr. Larsen joins board members Nick Pappas and Rich Wilmont of Philips Health Technology Ventures.
About Mytonomy:
Mytonomy is a pioneer in delivering virtual care models through our cloud-based platform, —the "Netflix meets YouTube for Healthcare" —optimized to stream mobile, high production value, short-form content (microlearning) for patients and families to live healthier, happier, and longer lives. Clinical staff uses the system to perform at the top of their license and save valuable time in procedures and appointments. Mytonomy enables health systems to shift the cost of care to lower cost sites, drive greater consistency in care, and improve patient and staff satisfaction scores. Mytonomy has the most extensive collection of original microlearning education for healthcare. Our virtual care solution is highly secure, consumer-friendly, and largely built on Amazon Web Services.
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